Ranji Trophy Final Day 3 Highlights: Karnataka 220/5 at Stumps, Trailing J&K by 364

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Ranji Trophy Final: Karnataka Trails J&K by 364 Runs on Day 3 Despite Agarwal's Ton

Mayank Agarwal is leading Karnataka's charge (Picture credit: PTI)

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News18•26-02-2026, 17:41

Ranji Trophy Final: Karnataka Trails J&K by 364 Runs on Day 3 Despite Agarwal's Ton

•J&K posted a formidable 584/10 in their first-ever Ranji Trophy final, with Sahil Lotra scoring 72.
•Auqib Nabi dismantled Karnataka's top order, taking key wickets including KL Rahul and Karun Nair.
•Karnataka was reeling at 57-4 before Mayank Agarwal's sensational century stabilized the innings.
•Agarwal formed crucial partnerships: 105 runs with Shreyas Gopal and an unbeaten 58 with Kruthik Krishna.
•Karnataka ended Day 3 at 220/5, still trailing Jammu & Kashmir by 364 runs.

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