Jammu and Kashmir's cricket team has achieved a historic milestone by winning the Ranji Trophy for the first time ever, overcoming Karnataka in the final held at the KSCA Hubli Cricket Ground. The match ended in a draw, but Jammu and Kashmir secured the championship title thanks to their impressive first innings score of 584 runs against Karnataka's 293. This substantial first innings lead of 291 runs was crucial in determining the winner of the tournament, as the match could not produce a result.

Throughout the match, Jammu and Kashmir showcased remarkable composure and confidence, marking their debut in the Ranji Trophy final. In their second innings, they further consolidated their position with a score of 342/4 before both captains decided to conclude the match, acknowledging the difficulty of achieving a definitive result. The victory was not only a testament to their performance but also celebrated by fans and players alike, with celebrations erupting on the field as soon as the win was confirmed.

Jammu and Kashmir's Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, present at the final day of the match, expressed pride in the team's achievement and recognized the effort and determination exhibited by the players throughout the tournament. This victory represents a significant moment for Jammu and Kashmir cricket, fostering a sense of accomplishment and unity in the region as they celebrate this historic achievement.