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J&K storms into Ranji quarterfinals

Jammu and Kashmir secured a resounding 182-run victory over Baroda in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group A clash, confirming their place in the quarter-finals on Sunday.

J&K ends decade-long wait, defeats Mumbai in Ranji Trophy

J&K clinched a historic Ranji Trophy victory over Mumbai, ending a decade-long drought, by successfully chasing a target of 205 runs.

Mumbai ends Day 2 with 188-run lead after trailing by 86 against J&K

Mumbai, the defending Ranji Trophy champions, recovered on Day 2 of their Elite Group in a clash against Jammu and Kashmir, overcoming an 86-run first-innings deficit.

J&K dominate Day 1 of Ranji Trophy match against Mumbai, lead by 54 runs

Jammu and Kashmir took control on the first day of their Ranji Trophy Elite Group A match against Mumbai, finishing the day on 174/7 with a lead of 54 runs.

Kashmir to host Ranji Trophy matches after six years: JKCA

The Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) has said that it will host three Ranji Trophy matches after a gap of six years.

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