Srinagar, Feb 27, KDC: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is on way to Hubballi in Karnataka to witness the final day of the Ranji Trophy clash between Jammu and Kashmir and Karnataka, official sources said.
Sources told news agency Kashmir Dot Com that the Chief Minister is expected to reach Hubballi later in the day and watch the high-stakes clash from the stands. He is accompanied by senior leaders of the ruling Jammu & Kashmir National Conference during the visit.
Jammu and Kashmir have scripted history by entering the final of the Ranji Trophy for the first time, marking a landmark achievement in the region’s cricketing journey. Their remarkable run to the title clash has drawn national attention and has been widely hailed as one of the most significant milestones in Jammu and Kashmir’s sporting history.
The summit clash is being held in Hubballi, Karnataka, where the J&K side is taking on a formidable Karnataka team in the final of India’s premier domestic cricket tournament.
Officials said the Chief Minister’s presence at the venue is aimed at boosting the morale of the players as they look to cap off their historic campaign with a memorable performance.
At the time of filing this report, Jammu and Kashmir had taken a commanding 392-run lead for the loss of three wickets on Day 4. (KDC)
