Jammu And Kashmir Captain Paras Dogra Becomes Second Batter To Cross 10,000-Run Mark In Ranji Trophy

Paras Dogra, the captain of Jammu and Kashmir's cricket team, has etched his name in the record books by becoming only the second batter to surpass the 10,000-run milestone in the prestigious Ranji Trophy. The 41-year-old achieved this remarkable feat during the semi-final match against Bengal in the 2025-26 season. Dogra joins the ranks of Wasim Jaffer, who holds the record for the most runs in Ranji Trophy history. This accomplishment not only highlights Dogra's impressive longevity and skill in the game but also signifies his significant contribution to Indian domestic cricket. With a career spanning several years, Dogra's journey reflects the dedication and perseverance required to excel in the competitive arena of Indian cricket. His achievement is expected to inspire many young cricketers in the region and beyond, showcasing the talent that can emerge from Jammu and Kashmir. As domestic cricket continues to play a crucial role in nurturing talent for the national team, milestones like Dogra's serve as a reminder of the rich history and potential of Indian cricket.