What Happened Abhimanyu Easwaran, a crucial player for Bengal, has been instrumental in the team’s journey to the Ranji Trophy semifinals. Bengal will face Jammu and Kashmir, who are making their first semifinal appearance, at the Bengal Cricket Academy ground in Kalyani. The match is set to begin on February 15, 2026. Why It Matters Bengal’s strong performance this season has been marked by significant contributions from its players, including Easwaran, who has scored 373 runs. The team is coming off a dominant quarterfinal victory over Andhra, where Sudip Kumar Gharami’s remarkable 299 runs played a pivotal role. The depth in Bengal’s batting lineup, complemented by a formidable bowling attack featuring Mohammed Shami and Akash Deep, positions them as strong contenders for the title. What’s Next As Bengal prepares to take on Jammu and Kashmir, the focus will be on maintaining their momentum. Jammu and Kashmir, led by Paras Dogra, will aim to capitalize on their historic run in the tournament. The outcome of this semifinal clash will determine who advances to the final, with both teams eager to secure a spot in the championship match. Post navigation Devotees Flock to Mahakaleshwar for Sacred Bhasma Aarti During Maha Shivratri What We Know About Trimbakeshwar’s Enhanced Pilgrim Experience for Mahashivratri