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

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 reached their maiden Ranji Trophy final, a historic achievement celebrated by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who believes some players deserve national call-ups.

Jammu and Kashmir's cricket team stands on the brink of claiming their first Ranji Trophy title after a 67-year wait. In the final against Karnataka, the visitors have built a commanding lead, setting the stage for an interesting final day.

Sourav Ganguly has backed Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi for national selection following his stellar Ranji Trophy final performance.

Auqib Nabi's exceptional bowling performance has propelled Jammu & Kashmir to the brink of a historic Ranji Trophy title.

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

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

The No. 3 batter’s unbeaten hundred and the opener’s 88 take the visitors to 284 for two; Samad excels after skipper Dogra retires hurt; Prasidh emerges lone wicket-taker for Karnataka

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.

J&K pacer Auqib Nabi begins his India audition in the Ranji Trophy Final, facing Karnataka's star-studded batting unit in the title clash.

KL Rahul's timely return to Karnataka for the Ranji Trophy has significantly boosted the team's confidence and performance. His leadership, extensive experience, and willingness to mentor younger players have been crucial. Rahul's consistent batting, including centuries in past finals, provides a strong foundation as Karnataka head into the championship match.

Jammu and Kashmir's head coach Ajay Sharma has led the team to their maiden Ranji Trophy final, a remarkable resurgence after a challenging start. Sharma, a former India batter cleared of match-fixing allegations, has instilled a winning mindset, transforming the team's approach to red-ball cricket. Their success is fueled by the players' extraordinary journeys and hunger for performance.

Uttarakhand reached the Ranji Trophy semifinals for the first time, a significant achievement after two quarterfinal appearances. Despite a loss to Karnataka, coach Manish Jha expressed pride in the team's journey, highlighting it as a learning curve. He aims for a final appearance and title win next year, acknowledging the need for more big-match experience.

Jammu and Kashmir cricket team has reached their maiden Ranji Trophy final, marking a significant achievement for the region. Celebrated by political leaders, the team's success highlights their determination despite a lack of adequate sports facilities. This historic victory is being hailed as a renaissance for J&K cricket.

Jammu and Kashmir's remarkable journey to the Ranji Trophy final, marked by self-belief and meticulous planning, has transformed them into title contenders. Coach Ajay Sharma's patient approach and the development of a core group of talented young players, supported by improved infrastructure and pre-season exposure, have been pivotal to this success.

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.

Jammu and Kashmir are on the verge of a historic Ranji Trophy final after Bengal's spectacular collapse on Day Three, despite Bengal holding a first-innings lead.

Veteran pacer Mohammed Shami took three crucial wickets, putting Bengal in a strong position in the Ranji Trophy semifinal.

Sudip Gharami continued his stellar Ranji Trophy form with an unbeaten 136 against Jammu and Kashmir, guiding Bengal to 249 for five. Despite early breakthroughs for J&K, Gharami anchored the innings, reaching his third century of the season. Bengal faced challenges but managed to build a strong position before losing Shahbaz Ahmed late in the day.

Mayank Agarwal scored a century in the Ranji Trophy final. His 160 runs were a highlight. However, Karnataka trails Jammu and Kashmir by a large margin.

Jammu and Kashmir dominated Karnataka in the Ranji Trophy final, building a significant lead after bowling out the home side for 293. Despite a brief resurgence from Karnataka's bowlers, J&K's opener Qamran Iqbal ensured his team remained in command, setting a daunting target. J&K's Chief Minister Omar Abdullah arrived to witness the potential historic victory.

Jammu and Kashmir won their maiden Ranji Trophy title after drawing the final against Karnataka but securing a huge 291-run first-innings lead. They scored 584 in the first innings and extended their overall lead to 633 runs, with centuries from Qamran Iqbal and Sahil Lotra. As champions, J&K will receive Rs 5 crore in prize money.

Playing against Karnataka in the summit clash of the nation’s prestigious domestic cricket competition, J&K was in a commanding position on the penultimate day of the five-day contest, securing a…

Sourav Ganguly has backed Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi for national selection following his stellar Ranji Trophy final performance.

Jammu and Kashmir's bowlers dominated Day 3 of the Ranji Trophy final, reducing Karnataka to 220/5. Opener Mayank Agarwal remained unbeaten on 130, but Karnataka trails by 364 runs.

In the battle between the in-form pacer and the host’s famed batting unit, there was only one winner; even after Mayank’s unbeaten century, the home side needs a miracle to go the distance

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.

For the last two decades, 65-year-old Yorkshire County Cricket club fan Ian has been following Ranji Trophy matches

The two teams have been the most well-rounded sides this season; the summit clash is set to feature this edition’s highest run-getter Smaran, and the second and third-best wicket-takers in Nabi and Shreyas; the pitch sports a green look on match eve

Jammu & Kashmir has emerged as a dominant force in red-ball cricket in the Ranji Trophy, with the sport improving significantly since Bedi joined in 2011.

Former Delhi cricketer Ajay Sharma has found redemption by coaching Jammu & Kashmir to their first-ever Ranji Trophy final, marking a significant rebirth in his career.

The Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir will be held in Hubballi, not Bengaluru, due to ongoing safety upgrades at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. This strategic move, confirmed by KSCA, aims to ensure a high-quality spectator experience and promote cricket statewide, fostering fan engagement beyond the capital.

Jammu and Kashmir's remarkable journey to the Ranji Trophy final, fueled by self-belief and meticulous planning, has transformed them into title contenders.

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.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah lauded the J&K cricket team for their historic Ranji Trophy semifinal victory against Bengal. He expressed hope for J&K players to represent the national team soon, highlighting the achievement as an inspiration for young athletes and a testament to sustained hard work and dedication.

Jammu and Kashmir achieved a historic Ranji Trophy final berth after 67 years, defeating former champions Bengal by six wickets. Pace bowler Auqib Nabi's nine-wicket haul set up a manageable target, which Vanshaj Sharma and Abdul Samad expertly chased down. This remarkable victory marks a significant milestone for J&K cricket.

Karnataka's left-handed trio, led by Devdutt Padikkal's maiden double century (232), dominated Uttarakhand in the Ranji Trophy semifinal. R Smaran (121*) and Kruthik Krishna (60) also starred as Karnataka amassed a formidable 689. The dominant batting display has put Karnataka in a commanding position, leaving Uttarakhand with a mountain to climb.

Karnataka dominated the Ranji Trophy semifinal against Uttarakhand, with KL Rahul (141) and Devdutt Padikkal (148*) smashing commanding centuries. Their massive 278-run partnership powered Karnataka to a strong 355/2 by stumps, leaving Uttarakhand's decision to bowl first looking questionable.

The pacer’s two blows hasten the end of Karnataka’s innings despite Mayank’s defiant century; opener Qamran comes to the visitors’ rescue after early setbacks to extend the advantage

Former India wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik lauded Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi for his exceptional Ranji Trophy season, calling his performance a benchmark for aspiring cricketers.

The Ranji Trophy final between Jammu & Kashmir and Karnataka is heading towards a potential draw, with J&K posting a massive 584.

Auqib Nabi's exceptional bowling performance has propelled Jammu & Kashmir to the brink of a historic Ranji Trophy title.

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.

The incident occurred in the 14th over of the morning when the J & K skipper was irked by something Karnataka substitute Aneesh uttered from silly-point when the batter scored a streaky boundary off P

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.

Shubham Pundir's unbeaten century and Yawer Hassan's 88 anchored Jammu & Kashmir's strong start in the Ranji Trophy final. The pair built crucial partnerships, guiding J&K to 284 for two against Karnataka on day one. Despite early setbacks and injuries, Pundir and Samad solidified their team's dominant position.

A London banker, Paul Garwood, flew to Hubballi for the Ranji Trophy final, prioritizing it over the T20 World Cup. A devoted cricket enthusiast and admirer of Indian culture, Garwood's journey highli

Devdutt Padikkal stated that the in-form batting line-up in the Ranji Trophy final provides freedom to the bowlers, indicating confidence in the team's performance.

An article revisits the 2011 Ranji Trophy final where Jammu & Kashmir, despite being underdogs, nearly defeated Virender Sehwag's Delhi team.

Jammu and Kashmir's head coach Ajay Sharma has led the team to their maiden Ranji Trophy final, a remarkable resurgence after a challenging start. Sharma, a former India batter cleared of match-fixing allegations, has instilled a winning mindset, transforming the team's approach to red-ball cricket. Their success is fueled by the players' extraordinary journeys and hunger for performance.

The Ranji Trophy semifinals highlighted a significant difference in crowd attendance, with tier 2/3 cities drawing larger crowds compared to metropolitan areas like Bengaluru.

The Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir will be held in Hubballi, not Bengaluru, due to ongoing safety upgrades at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. This strategic move, confirmed by K

Jammu and Kashmir have made history by reaching their first-ever Ranji Trophy final after a 67-year wait, defeating Bengal by six wickets.

Youngster Smaran Ravichandran has impressed in the Ranji Trophy, scoring the most runs for Karnataka and a century in the semifinal. He highlighted the team's collective batting effort and the valuable lessons learned from senior players. Ravichandran expressed his strong desire to win the Ranji Trophy after a decade-long drought.

Jammu and Kashmir achieved a historic Ranji Trophy final berth after 67 years, defeating former champions Bengal by six wickets. Pace bowler Auqib Nabi's nine-wicket haul set up a manageable target, which Vanshaj Sharma and Abdul Samad expertly chased down. This remarkable victory marks a significant milestone for J&K cricket.

Vidyadhar Patil shone with a maiden first-class fifty and a probing spell, contributing significantly as Karnataka amassed 736. They then reduced Uttarakhand to 149/5, establishing a commanding lead. With debutants facing a massive deficit, Karnataka is poised for the Ranji Trophy final.

Mohammed Shami's strong bowling performance yielded three wickets, but Jammu and Kashmir still managed to reach 198 for 5 against Bengal on Day 2 of the Ranji Trophy semi-final.