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Irani Cup: Pacers call the shots on the opening day

Irani Cup: Pacers call the shots on the opening day

Posted on October 1, 2026 By admin


Nasir claimed three wickets for the home team.
| Photo Credit: IMRAN NISSAR

Srinagar The overhead conditions here on Thursday were pristine. It meant that the Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium was bathed in sunshine for most of the opening day of the Irani Cup fixture between Jammu & Kashmir and Rest of India. But the surface beneath, imperative as it is to how the action unfolds, had a healthy covering of grass.

It put the onus on the pace bowlers to seize the day. J&K’s attack, despite the absence of Auqib Nabi due to his involvement in India’s ODI series against the West Indies, didn’t disappoint.

With Sunil Kumar and Lone Nasir making three inroads each, the host bowled out the Rishabh Pant-led outfit for 237. It could have been a day of utter dominance for Paras Dogra & Co., but RoI’s pacers, namely Mukesh Choudhary and Akash Deep, nabbed a wicket apiece as the shadows lengthened in the final hour. J&K was 21 for two at stumps.

Even as wickets tumbled, youngsters Shikhar Mohan and R. Smaran impressed with the willow for the visitors. While Shikhar scored 60 as opener, Smaran racked up an 83-ball 68 at No. 6.

The pick of the J&K bowlers was Sunil. The 29-year-old left-arm pacer from Jammu, who complemented Nabi last season with 31 scalps, got the ball to deviate through the day.

Shikhar was beaten on multiple occasions, but the southpaw from Ranchi dug in. His driving through the covers was elegant as he took RoI to 106 for two at lunch. All the hard work came undone after the break, however, when he edged a wide half-volley by Nasir. It triggered a dramatic collapse as RoI lost five wickets for 49 runs in 22.2 overs between lunch and tea.

Pant appeared unsettled and drove uppishly to cover point. But much to RoI’s relief, Smaran’s enterprising alliances with the tail – he put together 39 with Akash and 43 with Choudhary – ensured it wasn’t just one-way traffic.

The scores: Rest of India — 1st innings: Shikhar Mohan c Wadhawan b Nasir 60, Sanat Sangwan c Wadhawan b Sunil 1, Sudip Gharami c Samad b Nasir 8, Sarfaraz Khan c Wadhawan b Umar 45, Rishabh Pant c Qamran b Umar 10, R. Smaran c Samad b Nasir 68, Saransh Jain b Lotra 5, Manav Suthar lbw b Sunil 2, Akash Deep c Samad b Mushtaq 22, Mukesh Choudhary b Sunil 2, Mukesh Kumar (not out) 0; Extras (b-1, w-1, nb-12): 14; Total (in 68.1 overs): 237.

Fall of wickets: 1-8, 2-32, 3-108, 4-133, 5-137, 6-150, 7-155, 8-194, 9-237.

J&K bowling: Umar 18-6-65-2, Sunil 20.1-9-36-3, Nasir 13-0-59-3, Mushtaq 6-0-26-1, Lotra 11-0-50-1

Jammu & Kashmir —1st innings: Qamran Iqbal (batting) 12, Shubham Pundir c Pant b Choudhary 1, Umar Nazir c Pant b Akash 4, Shubham Khajuria (batting) 0; Extras (b-4): 4; Total (for two wkts. in seven overs): 21

Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-21.

Rest of India bowling: Mukesh 2-0-5-0, Choudhary 3-1-3-1, Akash 2-0-9-1.

Toss: J&K.

Published – October 01, 2026 08:48 pm IST



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