Jammu and Kashmir Wins First-Ever Ranji Trophy Title

Jammu and Kashmir Wins First-Ever Ranji Trophy Title

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Category : Sports Published on: March 31 2026

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  • In a historic achievement, Jammu and Kashmir scripted history by winning its maiden Ranji Trophy title, ending a wait of nearly 70 years. The victory in India’s premier domestic cricket championship has been widely celebrated across the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the team during his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ address, calling it a proud and emotional moment for the Union Territory.
  • Captain Paras Dogra provided strong leadership while young bowler Aaqib Nabi emerged as the star performer with an impressive 60 wickets in the tournament. The triumph is expected to boost cricket infrastructure and youth participation in sports in Jammu and Kashmir. It highlights the region’s growing prominence in national sports and will inspire aspiring cricketers from the area.
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