Parth Sahani
Player · Madhya Pradesh
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- Player
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- Madhya Pradesh
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About
Parth Sahani is a name that Rewa cricket whispers about with growing reverence. He has represented Malwa Stallions, Madhya Pradesh and more, proving his worth wherever the jersey has been handed to him. A proven performer across 8 official competitions, he has carried his form from district cricket to the state stage. In recorded Rewa cricket he has amassed 427 runs (best of 68*) and 9 wickets (best 2/21). With 427 runs and 9 wickets to his name on this platform, the numbers only tell half the story — the other half is heart.
Player Profile & Registry Summary
Parth Sahani is a name that Rewa cricket whispers about with growing reverence. He has represented Malwa Stallions, Madhya Pradesh and more, proving his worth wherever the jersey has been handed to him. A proven performer across 8 official competitions, he has carried his form from district cricket to the state stage. In recorded Rewa cricket he has amassed 427 runs (best of 68*) and 9 wickets (best 2/21). With 427 runs and 9 wickets to his name on this platform, the numbers only tell half the story — the other half is heart.
Parth Sahani is an officially registered player representing Madhya Pradesh within the Rewa Division Cricket Association (RDCA). As part of the regional cricket network across the Vindhya division and Madhya Pradesh, Parth Sahani's competitive record is archived permanently in the official divisional registry.
Division Registration Dossier
Squad Teammates — Madhya Pradesh
Associated Competitions & Tournaments
Official RDCA Archive & Digitisation Notice
Historical Scorecard Preservation Status
This player record is preserved in the permanent digital archives of the Rewa Division Cricket Association (RDCA). The association maintains authenticated rosters of registered cricketers across Rewa, Satna, Sidhi, and Singrauli districts. Complete ball-by-ball scorecards, batting/bowling statistics, and match telemetry from historical division tournaments are progressively digitised from physical match scorebooks and verified with division records.