Cricket-Jammu and Kashmir win India's Ranji Trophy for first time


Feb 28 (Reuters) - Jammu and Kashmir ⁠claimed their maiden Ranji Trophy on Saturday after a draw with ⁠eight-times champions Karnataka in the final of India's premier domestic ‌first-class competition, securing the win on the basis of their first-innings lead.

It was the first title in 67 years for Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian state that shares a border with ​neighbouring Pakistan. The two countries, who both control ⁠parts of the region, have ⁠fought two wars over it.

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