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New dawn for cricket in J&K

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October 16, 2025
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The return of the prestigious Ranji Trophy to Jammu and Kashmir has rekindled the spirit of cricket among thousands of enthusiasts and aspiring players across the region. The first match of the league, held Wednesday at the iconic Sher-e-Kashmir Stadium in Srinagar, marks not just the resumption of competitive cricket, but the revival of hope, talent and opportunity in the Valley. For years, Jammu and Kashmir has been home to immense cricketing potential, with players often facing challenges of exposure, infrastructure and recognition. The hosting of a national-level tournament like the Ranji Trophy signals a renewed commitment to nurturing local talent and integrating them more fully into the national cricketing fabric. The cheers echoing from the stands weren’t just for boundaries or wickets, but for resilience, return and recognition. This move will undoubtedly inspire a new generation of cricketers in the region. Young players, many of whom have trained against all odds, now have a platform to perform and prove themselves before selectors and fans alike. Moreover, such events boost local economies, foster unity and highlight Kashmir’s capacity to host national-level sporting events peacefully and professionally. The BCCI and JKCA must be lauded for their efforts in bringing back the Ranji Trophy to Srinagar. It is a much-needed morale boost, both for players and fans. Let this be the beginning of a consistent sporting calendar for the region. Cricket has always united people, transcending barriers. The return of the Ranji Trophy is more than a game as it is a celebration of Kashmir’s undying spirit and love for cricket.

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