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.

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,

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

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

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.

Rohit's return to Ranji Trophy after a decade yielded only 31 runs across two knocks and he looked very much out of form, shaky and not ready to grind it out for long hours

Ajinkya Rahane quickly made his way back to the dressing room, and Shardul Thakur stepped up to the crease.

Defending champions Mumbai suffered a surprising five-wicket defeat at home against Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) in their latest Ranji Trophy encounter on Saturday. This marked J-K's second victory over Mumbai,

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.

J&K beat Mumbai after 11 years. Eleven years after they first beat them in the Ranji Trophy, Jammu & Kashmir pulled off anothe