About The Shatak

The Manga

The Shatak is an original Indian cricket manga, created by [Author Name] and released weekly every Friday. It follows Aarav, a young cricketer from small-town Rajasthan, as he fights his way from dusty maidans to the biggest arenas in the country.

The name comes from the Hindi word for "hundred" — the ultimate milestone in cricket. A shatak is more than a score; it's a symbol of mastery, of staying in against everything the game throws at you. For Aarav, it is both a goal and a metaphor for the life he's trying to build.

The manga is drawn in a style that blends Japanese manga storytelling with visual references drawn from Indian cricket culture — the chaos of a small-town nets session, the specific light of an Indian afternoon, the particular joy of a cover drive that finds the gap.

The Author

[Author Name] grew up watching cricket matches on a rooftop in [City]. They have been drawing since childhood and have always wanted to tell stories about sport — the kind of stories that are really about something much bigger than the game itself.

[Author bio — add 2–3 sentences about your background, influences, and why you chose cricket as the subject. Mention any other work if relevant.]

The Shatak began as a personal project in [Year] and has been growing chapter by chapter ever since. Every Friday is a deadline, and every deadline is a commitment to the readers who keep showing up.

Contact

Email us at capybarastudio3800@gmail.com.