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Irani Cup: Nasir's Counterattacking Fifty Hands J&K A Slender Lead Over Rest Of India
Sudip Kumar Gharami: A last-minute inclusion who did not even have his own jersey when the Irani Cup began at the picturesque Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium, seam-bowling all-rounder Lone Nasir produced a sensational counter-attacking fifty to propel Jammu & Kashmir to a dramatic first-innings lead over the Rest of India on day two’s play on Friday.
By the time J&K were bowled out for 278 in 64.2 overs, with Nasir making 64, they had secured a precious 41-run lead. J&K pacers exploited the useful conditions once again late in the day, with left-arm pacer Sunil Kumar dismissing opener Shikhar Mohan cheaply, as their score read 24/1 at stumps and they still trailed J&K by 17 runs.
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Irani Cup: ‘Matter Of Great Joy’, Says BCCI Chief Mithun Manhas On Cricket’s Return To The Valley
BCCI Presidentf Mithun Manhas: BCCI President Mithun Manhas said the return of a high-profile cricket match to the Valley after almost four decades was a matter of great joy, while expressing hope that Jammu and Kashmir would host more domestic fixtures and eventually international games.
Irani Cup: Fast Bowlers Dominate As J&K Restrict Rest Of India To 237 Before Losing Two Wickets
Lone Nasir Muzaffar: Fast bowlers enjoyed an upper hand on a lush green pitch as Jammu & Kashmir restricted the Rest of India side to 237 before losing two early wickets on Day One of the 2026/27 Irani Cup match at the picturesque Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium here on Thursday.
Duleep Trophy: Brar Joins North Zone Team For Semis, Nabi Likely To Play County Championship
Duleep Trophy: Tall fast bowler Gurnoor Brar has linked up with the North Zone squad for their upcoming Duleep Trophy semi-final, while fellow pacer Auqib Nabi is likely to head to England for a short-term County Championship stint ahead of India’s Test tour of New Zealand in November this year.
Ex-India Pacers VRV Singh, Lakshmipathy Balaji Likely To Get Coaching Roles At BCCI's CoE
Nooshin Al Khadeer: Former India pacers VRV Singh and Lakshmipathy Balaji are among the names likely to get coaching positions at the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s (BCCI) Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru.
Ranji Trophy Final: Nabi Takes Fifer As J&K Bowl Out Karnataka For 293, Take 291-run Lead
Ranji Trophy Final: Right-arm pacer Auqib Nabi picked up his seventh five-wicket haul of the season as Jammu & Kashmir bowled out Karnataka for 293 in 93.3 overs, taking a massive 291-run first-innings lead in the Ranji Trophy 2025-26 Final at the Hubli Cricket Ground on Friday.
Ranji Trophy Final: Mayank’s Defiant 130* Takes Karnataka To 220/5 At Stumps Against J&K On Day 3
Hubli Cricket Ground: Opening batter Mayank Agarwal produced a magnificent rearguard century to anchor Karnataka’s resistance, but Jammu and Kashmir retained firm control on the proceedings at stumps on Day 3 of the Ranji Trophy final at the Hubli Cricket Cround, the home side closing at 220/5 in response to the visitors’ imposing first-innings total of 584.
Ranji Trophy Final: Mayank Leads Fightback As Karnataka Reach 144/4 At Tea On Day 3
Ranji Trophy Final: Veteran opening batter Mayank Agarwal stood tall amid early turbulence, guiding Karnataka to 144/4 at Tea on Day 3 of the Ranji Trophy final after Jammu and Kashmir struck thrice in a devastating post-lunch spell before an unbroken 87-run partnership restored some balance to the contest.
Ranji Trophy Final: Karnataka Reach 35/1 At Lunch On Day 3 After Nabi's Early Strike
Rani Trophy Final: Karnataka made a cautious start in response to Jammu and Kashmir’s imposing first-innings total to reach 35/1 in 13 overs at Lunch on Day 3, with skipper Mayank Agarwal unbeaten on 16 and Devdutt Padikkal on 4.
Ranji Trophy: Formidable Karnataka Chase Ninth Title Against First-time Finalists J&K
While Paras Dogra: Jammu and Kashmir will attempt to write the most unlikely chapter in Indian domestic cricket history when they take on a formidable eight-time champions Karnataka in the Ranji Trophy final starting on Tuesday.
Ranji Trophy: From Outsiders To Title Contenders – How J&K Scripted A Remarkable Run
Ranji Trophy: 67 years after Jammu & Kashmir first appeared in the Ranji Trophy, they now stand on the verge of winning the title when they take on Karnataka in the title clash in Hubbali starting on Tuesday. Not long ago, using Jammu & Kashmir and playing the Ranji Trophy final is something anyone wouldn’t have written in the same sentence.
Ranji Trophy: From Scenic Kathar To Playing Final In Hubbali - The Making Of Sunil Kumar
Ranji Trophy: On February 17 in Kalyani, many felt Bengal were assured of entering the Ranji Trophy final after bagging a slender lead over Jammu & Kashmir. A big second innings score and that would have been enough for Bengal to get into the title clash against Karnataka.
'Leave The 22 Yards, Just Focus On Stumps': Shami's Valuable Advice For J&K Bowlers For Ranji Trophy Final
KSCA Cricket Stadium: Experienced India fast bowler Mohammed Shami gave valuable advice to the Jammu and Kashmir bowlers for their maiden Ranji Trophy final in the history of the premier domestic tournament.
CM Omar Abdullah Congratulates J&K On Reaching Maiden Ranji Trophy Final
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah congratulated the Jammu and Kashmir cricket team on reaching their first-ever Ranji Trophy final, 16 years after their maiden appearance in premeir domestic tournament.
'Satisfying Feeling, I Can't Express It In Words': BCCI Chief Manhas Hails J&K's Historic Entry Into Ranji Trophy Final
BCCI President Mithun Manhas: On Wednesday, as Jammu and Kashmir beat Bengal by six wickets at the Bengal Cricket Academy ground in Kalyani to reach their first-ever Ranji Trophy final, BCCI President Mithun Manhas allowed himself to feel a rare moment of emotion – of elation on seeing the side achieve this historic moment.
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