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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.
Pace spearheads Sunil Kumar (3-36) and Lone Nasir Muzaffar (3-59), alongside Umar Nazir Mir (2-65), picked up eight wickets between them after J&K skipper Paras Dogra chose to field on a spicy pitch which resembled a grass court at Wimbledon.
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Irani Cup: Srinagar Ready To Host Historic Clash As Big-ticket Cricket Returns To Sher-i-Kashmir
Save Sharda Temple Committee: It’s hard to ignore the sheer buzz around the picturesque Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium. Located in Srinagar’s Sonwar Bagh area, the ground is nestled in an environmentally rich area – by the side of the Jhelum River, tall chinar trees, serene hills and the Shankaracharya temple atop make for a picture-perfect view. Add to it the cool breeze that comes in brings a setting that makes cricket feel at home.
Irani Cup: We Are Ready To Go, Says JKCA As High-profile Cricket Returns To Srinagar After Decades
JKCA General Operations Manager Majid: The Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium, a venue that has witnessed both the highs and disruptions of cricket in the Valley, is set to turn a new page when it hosts Thursday’s Irani Cup clash between Jammu and Kashmir and the Rest of India.
Irani Cup: After Stress Fracture Recovery, Akash Deep Raring To Hit The Ground Running
The Irani Cup: Akash Deep has spent more of the past seven months in gyms, physio rooms and walking on an anti-gravity treadmill than bowling his heart out on a cricket field. When he had his first look at Srinagar's Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium, surrounded by the Shankaracharya Temple, hills and chinar trees, this week for practice with the Rest of India team, it was a moment to savour.
Irani Cup: 'Whatever Is In Front Of Me, I Will Give My Best,' Says Rishabh Pant
Rishabh Pant: Unburdened by recent non-selection in India white-ball teams, Rest of India (RoI) skipper Rishabh Pant on Wednesday said his intent to make the most of every opportunity coming his way as he fine-tunes his red-ball rhythm ahead of the Irani Cup clash against Ranji Trophy champions Jammu and Kashmir starting on Thursday.
Irani Cup: Jammu And Kashmir Gear Up For Historic Clash Against Pant-led Rest Of India (preview)
Star Sports Network: Set to host a red-ball fixture of a very high-profile stature after nearly four decades, the picturesque Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium will form a beautiful backdrop as Ranji Trophy champions Jammu and Kashmir prepare for a historic Irani Cup encounter against a formidable Rishabh Pant-led Rest of India side starting on Thursday.
Laxmi Ratan Shukla Named Rest Of India Batting Coach For Irani Cup Clash With J&K
Laxmi Ratan Shukla: Former India all-rounder and current Bengal senior men’s head coach Laxmi Ratan Shukla has been appointed as the batting coach of the Rest of India (ROI) side for their upcoming Irani Cup clash with Ranji Trophy champions Jammu and Kashmir.
Ranji Trophy: Shams Mulani’s Seven-for Powers Mumbai To Thrilling 35-run Win Over J&K
Although Auqib Nabi: Left-arm spinner Shams Mulani produced a sensational seven-wicket haul to spin Mumbai to a 35-run victory over Jammu & Kashmir in the opening round of the Ranji Trophy at the Sher-e-Kashmir Stadium in Srinagar on Saturday.
Shardul Thakur To Lead Mumbai’s Charge In Ranji Trophy Opener Against J&K
The Mumbai Cricket Association: The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has appointed India all-rounder Shardul Thakur as the new captain of Mumbai for the upcoming Ranji Trophy 2025–26 season. The announcement came on Friday, with Sarfaraz Khan and Ajinkya Rahane also included in the 16-member squad for the season opener against Jammu and Kashmir.
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