Who is Paras Dogra: Jammu and Kashmir captain and experienced batsman Paras Dogra has achieved a big position in Indian domestic cricket. He has become the second player in history to score 10000 runs in Ranji Trophy. He has achieved this milestone during the 2025-26 season. Dogra has made this record while playing for Jammu and Kashmir in the semi-finals against Bengal.
Dogra started his Ranji career by playing in Himachal Pradesh. Later he played for Puducherry and then Jammu and Kashmir. He has made important contributions to every team. Although he has never played international cricket for India. But his contribution in domestic cricket has been important. He has proved his hard work by scoring 10,000 runs in Ranji Trophy.
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He needed just a few runs to reach this historic milestone, which he achieved easily during his innings. His teammates and fans are happy to achieve this success at the age of 41. With this record, Dogra has joined the elite list of former Indian batsman Wasim Jaffer. Jaffer is the first player to score more than 10,000 runs in Ranji Trophy, and Dogra has now reached the second position.
Who else is in the top 5?
In the history of Ranji Trophy, many batsmen have made their mark with their consistency. At third place in the list is Amol Majumdar, who has scored more than 9,000 runs for Mumbai and is famous for his excellent technique. At fourth place in the list is Madhya Pradesh’s important player Devendra Bundela, who has also scored more than 9,000 runs. Yashpal is at fifth place in the list, who has scored a total of 8,700 runs.
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