Rohit Sharma's Ranji Trophy comeback witnessed a shock defeat for Mumbai at the hands of Jammu & Kashmir in an Elite Group A match. Having been set a target of 205, Jammu and Kashmir were 112/1, but then fell to 159/5,

Maharashtra's seamers Mukesh Choudhary and Rajneesh Gurbani delivered a decisive win over Baroda by 439 runs in a Group A match of the Ranji Trophy. Baroda, needing 617 runs, were bowled out for 177.

A five-wicket defeat against Jammu and Kashmir has dented Mumbai’s chances of reaching the knockouts of the Ranji Trophy, but captain Ajinkya Rahane believes that there is ‘still one per cent chance’ for his team to qualify.

Minnows move to the top of the Group A table with second successive win over the 42-time champions; Yudhvir Singh, who took seven wickets across two innings, named player of the match

Shams Mulani to Paras Dogra, No run, played towards mid off. CENTURY! Shubman Gill hits a magnificent century. Superb innings by the right hander. Captain's knock. But Punjab are in a precarious position at the moment. They are 7 down and still trail by 235 runs.

J&K beat Mumbai by 5 wickets, and Mumbai will now need to rely on other results if they wish to qualify for the quarterfinals.

The Ranji Trophy 2024-25 season heads into the final round of the group stage with big teams Mumbai and Karnataka yet to seal a place in the last-eight stage.

Jammu and Kashmir defeats Mumbai in Ranji Trophy match, inching closer to knockouts with a spirited performance.

In a historic win, Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) defeated Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy on January 25, marking their first win against the team in a decade. The match was played at the Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy BKC.

Mumbai: In an eventful day of Ranji Trophy action, Jammu and Kashmir bagged the headlines by registering an upset win over 42-time champions Mumbai, while Haryana stormed into the quarter-finals by crushing Bengal.