Parvez Rasool

Jammu and Kashmir has clinched its maiden Ranji Trophy title after a 67-year wait, defeating strong Karnataka in the final. Former India cricketer Parvez Rasool lauded Auqib Nabi's exceptional performance, calling it "his show" after Nabi emerged as the season's leading wicket-taker. The victory signifies J&K's cricketing prowess and potential for future talent.

Jammu and Kashmir's first cricketer to represent India and play in the IPL, Parvez Rasool, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket. The 36-year-old all-rounder concluded his 17-year domestic career, expressing gratitude to his supporters and vowing to remain involved in the sport by guiding young talent.

Jammu and Kashmir’s historic Ranji Trophy triumph is a story of collective belief, long battles and delayed redemption. From Paras Dogra’s leadership to Auqib Nabi’s rise, from Abid Nabi’s unfulfilled dream to Samiullah Beigh's sweet redemption, this title reflects years of quiet toil. In the end, it was not about who claimed credit first, but about a village that won together.

Parvez Rasool, the first cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir to represent India, reflects on his impactful career and looks back on his retirement. He highlights the significant progress in J&K cricket, attributing it to opening doors for aspiring players. Rasool also discusses the challenges faced by domestic performers from smaller states and the overshadowing effect of IPL performances over consistent domestic achievements.

Jammu and Kashmir's only international cricketer Parvez Rasool is going to set up a cricket academy in Bijbehara area of south Kashmir.

Even though India Red spinners Shahbaz Nadeem and Parvez Rasool shared all eight India Blue second-innings wickets among them in a match where 31 of the 38 wickets fell to spin, both of them didn’t hesitate from expressing their grievances with the pink ball.

The Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) has given a clean chit to U-22 Jammu and Kashmir cricketer Parvez Rasool, who was questioned by Bangalore police recently.

Praising Parvez Rasool for his impressive performance at the national and international level, JKCA president Dr Farooq Abdullah announced a reward of Rs five lakh for the cricketer.

Sourav Ganguly's elevation as the new BCCI president seems to have filled the entire Indian cricket community with hope. On Monday, former India all-rounder turned commentator Irfan Pathan and off-spinner Parvez Rasool, the first cricketer from Jammu & Kashmir to play for India, met Ganguly at the BCCI headquarters here.

Yusuf Pathan expressed hope that he would return to the national cricket team in the next six months, saying he was working hard to improve his form and fitness.

Riding on Parvez Rasool's five-wicket haul, Jammu and Kashmir posted a 116-run victory over Goa in a Group C Ranji Trophy match and earn full six points on Saturday.

Skipper Parvez Rasool returned match figures of 12 for 73 as Jammu and Kashmir thrashed Tripura by 329 runs on third day of its Ranji Trophy Group 'C' encounter on Thursday.

Offie Parvez Rasool and pacer Mohit Sharma, who have been selected to tour Zimbabwe with Indian team, are part of the two-week-long training at NCA.

Star all-rounder Parvez Rasool on difficulties faced by cricketers in Jammu and Kashmir, his role models and cricketing dreams in a chat with TOI.

Parvez Rasool (82) and Ian Dev Singh (67) posted fine half-centuries as Jammu and Kashmir scored 227 in their first innings before reducing Goa to 43 for five at the end of opening day's play of their Ranji Trophy Group C fixture on Thursday.

Parvez Rasool returned with a five-wicket haul but Services still managed to post a massive 477 in their first innings on the second day of the four-day Ranji Trophy Group C match.

Fitness is the main focus at the emerging bowlers camp which commenced at the National Cricket Academy here on Monday.

Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah has said that Parveez Rasool should play for the Indian cricket team only when the national selectors think he merits a place.

The senior offspinner, who has been ignored from the Indian team of late, has been named the captain of Rest of India that will play Karnataka in the Irani Trophy match starting on February 9.

Jammu and Kashmir replied strongly in their second innings with three half-centuries but that may not be enough as Himachal Pradesh would be eyeing three points on basis of their first innings lead in a Ranji Trophy Group C cricket fixture today.