Srinagar, March 1 -- Sport has the rare power to unite people across regions, languages and generations. When Jammu & Kashmir lifted the Ranji Trophy after a wait of 67 years, it was not merely a cricketing triumph - it was a moment of collective pride, resilience and renewed belief for an entire region. For decades, J&K's cricketing journey has been marked by promise, flashes of brilliance, and near-misses. Talented players emerged from the valleys and plains, often battling limited infrastructure, harsh weather conditions, and fewer opportunities compared to traditional cricketing powerhouses. Yet, the dream endured. Coaches toiled quietly, families made sacrifices, and young cricketers practiced on uneven grounds with unwavering determ...