BARAMULLA: In a remarkable display of skill, determination, and team spirit, District Baramulla emerged victorious in the UT-Level Under-17 League of Classics Cricket Tournament organized by the Directorate of Youth Services and Sports J&K at Kishtwar, under the supervision of Director General Youth Services and Sports J&K, Anuradha Gupta.

In the highly anticipated final, Baramulla faced District Anantnag and, after winning the toss, elected to field first. The decision proved strategic as Baramulla’s bowling unit delivered an exceptional performance.

 Captain Tanzeel Nabi led from the front with a classic spell, claiming 4 crucial wickets. He was well supported by Shah Aasan, who picked up 3 wickets, while Asim contributed with 2 wickets. Their combined bowling effort restricted District Anantnag to a modest total of 119 runs in 18 overs.

Chasing the target, Baramulla displayed composure and confidence with the bat. Irfan contributed a steady 27 runs, while Aasan Bhat played a crucial knock of 31 runs. Rizwan added 16 valuable runs, and Aasin chipped in with 24 runs, ensuring a smooth and comfortable chase. The team successfully surpassed the target, sealing a well-deserved victory and bringing laurels to District Baramulla.

The achievement stands as a testament to the dedication of the players and the continuous efforts of the Department in nurturing young sporting talent across the district. DYSSO Baramulla, Sheikh Shafqat Iqbal, congratulated the team for their outstanding performance and appreciated their commitment, discipline, and sportsmanship. He also acknowledged the role of coaches and field staff in guiding the players to this remarkable success.

The victory has further strengthened Baramulla’s position as a rising powerhouse in cricket at the UT level and reflects the positive impact of structured sports initiatives undertaken by the department.

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