Paresh Dogra-led Jammu and Kashmir have played good cricket against strong teams like Karnataka in the finals like the entire tournament. On this day, the final draw between Karnataka and Jammu Kashmir was announced at the Hubli Cricket Ground in Karnataka. Jammu and Kashmir became the champions due to their lead in the first innings Eight-time Ranji champions Karnataka were cornered by Jammu and Kashmir, known as underdogs in Indian cricket, in the final as well.

After taking a big lead in the first innings, Paresh Dogra declared the innings after losing 4 wickets in the second innings and collecting 324 runs. After this, the captains of both teams agreed to declare the match a draw

Jammu and Kashmir opener Kamran Iqbal scored a century in the second innings on Saturday As regular opener Shubham Khajuria was dropped, Kamran Iqbal got a last-minute chance in the starting eleven for the final.

On the morning of the fourth day, Jammu and Kashmir were in such a favorable position that the fate of the match was virtually decided That’s why Karnataka didn’t hit too much while bowling Karnataka captain Devdutta Parikkal did not bowl a single over with two of the team’s best bowlers, Prasiddha Krishna and Vijayakumar Vyshak. Instead Shreyas Gopal, Shikhar Shetty along with KL Rahul, Karun Nair rotated for Karnataka.

Jammu and Kashmir won the toss and batted in the Ranji Trophy final They were all out after scoring 584 runs in the first innings In response, Karnataka’s strong batting line-up of KL Rahul, Mayank Agarwal, Devdutta Parikkal also crumbled in front of Jammu Kashmir’s Aqib Nabi, the biggest achievement of this year’s Ranji. Nabi again took 5 wickets for Jammu and Kashmir in the first innings Nabi took 5 wickets in seven innings with this in this Ranji Jammu and Kashmir’s promising pacer is also the highest wicket-taker in this year’s Ranji