Jammu and Kashmir etched their name in the history books by clinching their maiden Ranji Trophy title on the basis of a first-innings lead, after the final against Karnataka ended in a draw

Tempers flared on the second day of the Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir. J&K skipper Paras Dogra clashed with a Karnataka fielder, even heading the fielder's helmet, before Mayank Agarwal intervened. Despite the heated exchanges, Dogra expressed satisfaction with J&K's batting position.

Jammu and Kashmir captain Paras Dogra downplayed an on-field head-butting incident during the Ranji Trophy final, calling it a momentary heat-of-the-moment exchange. Focusing on his team's strong pos

BCCI President Mithun Manhas reflects on transforming Jammu and Kashmir cricket, from mismanagement to their maiden Ranji Trophy final. He credits a strong structure, talent hunts, and experienced professionals like Paras Dogra and Ajay Sharma for the turnaround. Manhas also highlighted the emergence of Auqib Nabi as a potential national team prospect.

Paras Dogra’s J&K defeat eight-time champions Karnataka with a first-innings lead to secure their maiden Ranji Trophy title in Hubballi

Jammu and Kashmir captain Paras Dogra downplayed an on-field head-butting incident during the Ranji Trophy final, calling it a momentary heat-of-the-moment exchange. Focusing on his team's strong posi

Devdutt Padikkal captains Karnataka in the Ranji Trophy final after overcoming illness and earning an India Test cap. He faces Jammu and Kashmir, led by veteran Paras Dogra, who aims for a maiden title. Both teams emphasize composure and focusing on basics, with J&K's coach urging players to disregard reputations.

Jammu and Kashmir dominated day two of the Ranji Trophy final, reaching a commanding 527/6 against Karnataka. Shubham Pundir's century anchored the innings, with multiple batters crossing fifty. Despite early struggles, veteran Paras Dogra returned strongly, helping J&K build a massive total and put Karnataka under immense pressure.

Jammu and Kashmir captain Paras Dogra headbutted a Karnataka substitute fielder during the Ranji Trophy final, sparking heated exchanges. Despite the incident and subsequent confrontations, Jammu and Kashmir continued to dominate, building on a strong first innings performance.

Paras Dogra, a veteran of domestic cricket, captained Jammu and Kashmir to their maiden Ranji Trophy final after a 67-year wait. His persistence and leadership were key in the team's historic six-wicket semi-final victory over Bengal. Dogra also achieved a personal milestone, crossing 10,000 Ranji Trophy runs.