Karnataka will face Jammu and Kashmir in the final of the Ranji Trophy 2025-26 season at the KSCA Hubli Cricket Ground, starting Tuesday (Feb 24). Karnataka booked their place in the summit clash after a dominant batting performance against Uttarakhand in the semifinal in Lucknow, which ended in a draw. Captain Devdutt Padikkal led from the front with a superb 232, while KL Rahul scored 141 in the first innings. Smaran Ravichandran impressed with twin centuries (135 and 127) as Karnataka scored a massive 736 in their first innings. Uttarakhand were then bowled out for 233, with Vidyadhar Patil (3/40) and Vijaykumar Vyshak (3/45) starring with the ball to seal Karnataka’s spot in the final.&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir, on the other hand, continued their impressive run in the other semifinal against Bengal. Even though they were behind after the first innings, they won the match by six wickets.&nbsp;Fast bowler Auqib Nabi led the comeback, taking 5/87 in the first innings and 4/36 in the second. Sunil Kumar also impressed with 4/27, helping bowl Bengal out for just 99 in the second innings.&nbsp;&nbsp;Chasing a target of 126, captain Paras Dogra scored 58, Abdul Samad made 82 and Vanshaj Sharma contributed 43 to guide the team to victory.&nbsp;As the crucial Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.<h2>Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final - Live streaming details</h2><h2>When and where is Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final?</h2>The Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir will be played from Tuesday (Feb 24) at the KSCA Hubli Cricket Ground in Hubli. The match will start at 9:30 AM IST.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/pak-vs-eng-t20-world-cup-2026-super-8-check-live-streaming-details-head-to-head-pitch-weather-report-1771847540083">PAK vs ENG, T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8: Check live streaming details, head-to-head, pitch &amp; weather report</a><h2>Where to watch Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final?</h2>The Karnataka vs Jammu and Kashmir Ranji Trophy final live telecast will be available on the Star Sports in India.<h2>Where to livestream Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final?</h2>The Karnataka vs Jammu and Kashmir Ranji Trophy final will be streamed live on the JioHotstar app and website.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/they-came-out-with-overconfidence-sunil-gavaskar-on-india-s-t20-world-cup-defeat-vs-south-africa-1771840233069">'They came out with overconfidence...': Sunil Gavaskar on India’s T20 WC defeat vs South Africa</a><h2>Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final - Squads</h2>Jammu and Kashmir: Shubham Khajuria, Yawer Hassan, Shubham Pundir, Paras Dogra(c), Abdul Samad, Kanhaiya Wadhawan(w), Abid Mushtaq, Vanshaj Sharma, Auqib Nabi Dar, Yudhvir Singh Charak, Sunil Kumar, Umar Nazir Mir, Rohit K Sharma, Qamran Iqbal, Musaif Ajaz, Mujtaba Yousuf, Umran Malik, Vivrant Sharma, Lone Nasir Muzaffar, Sahil Lotra and Dikshant Kundal&nbsp;Karnataka: KL Rahul, Mayank Agarwal, Devdutt Padikkal(c), Karun Nair, Smaran Ravichandran, Shreyas Gopal, Kruthik Krishna(w), Vidyadhar Patil, Vijaykumar Vyshak, Shikhar Shetty, Prasidh Krishna, Vidhwath Kaverappa, Aneesh KV, Mohsin Khan, Muralidhara Venkatesh, Krishnan Shrijith and Dhruv Prabhakar

As the crucial Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

Karnataka will face Jammu and Kashmir in the final of the Ranji Trophy 2025-26 season at the KSCA Hubli Cricket Ground, starting Tuesday (Feb 24). Karnataka booked their place in the summit clash after a dominant batting performance against Uttarakhand in the semifinal in Lucknow, which ended in a draw. Captain Devdutt Padikkal led from the front with a superb 232, while KL Rahul scored 141 in the first innings. Smaran Ravichandran impressed with twin centuries (135 and 127) as Karnataka scored a massive 736 in their first innings. Uttarakhand were then bowled out for 233, with Vidyadhar Patil (3/40) and Vijaykumar Vyshak (3/45) starring with the ball to seal Karnataka’s spot in the final. Jammu and Kashmir, on the other hand, continued their impressive run in the other semifinal against Bengal. Even though they were behind after the first innings, they won the match by six wickets. Fast bowler Auqib Nabi led the comeback, taking 5/87 in the first innings and 4/36 in the second. Sunil Kumar also impressed with 4/27, helping bowl Bengal out for just 99 in the second innings. Chasing a target of 126, captain Paras Dogra scored 58, Abdul Samad made 82 and Vanshaj Sharma contributed 43 to guide the team to victory. As the crucial Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India. Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final - Live streaming details When and where is Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final? The Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir will be played from Tuesday (Feb 24) at the KSCA Hubli Cricket Ground in Hubli. The match will start at 9:30 AM IST. Also Read - PAK vs ENG, T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8: Check live streaming details, head-to-head, pitch & weather report Where to watch Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final? The Karnataka vs Jammu and Kashmir Ranji Trophy final live telecast will be available on the Star Sports in India. Where to livestream Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final? The Karnataka vs Jammu and Kashmir Ranji Trophy final will be streamed live on the JioHotstar app and website. Also Read - 'They came out with overconfidence...': Sunil Gavaskar on India’s T20 WC defeat vs South Africa Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir, Ranji Trophy Final - Squads Jammu and Kashmir: Shubham Khajuria, Yawer Hassan, Shubham Pundir, Paras Dogra(c), Abdul Samad, Kanhaiya Wadhawan(w), Abid Mushtaq, Vanshaj Sharma, Auqib Nabi Dar, Yudhvir Singh Charak, Sunil Kumar, Umar Nazir Mir, Rohit K Sharma, Qamran Iqbal, Musaif Ajaz, Mujtaba Yousuf, Umran Malik, Vivrant Sharma, Lone Nasir Muzaffar, Sahil Lotra and Dikshant Kundal Karnataka: KL Rahul, Mayank Agarwal, Devdutt Padikkal(c), Karun Nair, Smaran Ravichandran, Shreyas Gopal, Kruthik Krishna(w), Vidyadhar Patil, Vijaykumar Vyshak, Shikhar Shetty, Prasidh Krishna, Vidhwath Kaverappa, Aneesh KV, Mohsin Khan, Muralidhara Venkatesh, Krishnan Shrijith and Dhruv Prabhakar

As the crucial Ranji Trophy final between Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

KAR vs J&K, Ranji Trophy Final: When and where to watch Karnataka vs Jammu & Kashmir match live streaming

During a Ranji Trophy match between Meghalaya and Manipur, Meghalaya batter Lamabam Singh was dismissed rarely after hitting the ball twice. Now let’s take a quick look at the five players who have fallen to this unusual dismissal.

During a Ranji Trophy match between Meghalaya and Manipur, Meghalaya batter Lamabam Singh was dismissed rarely after hitting the ball twice. Now let’s take a quick look at the five players who have fallen to this unusual dismissal.

5 Ranji Trophy players dismissed for hitting the ball twice: Full list inside

Meghalaya all-rounder Akash Kumar Choudhary made history on Sunday, blasting a fifty off just 11 balls against Arunachal Pradesh — the fastest in first-class cricket history. Here’s a look at the five quickest fifties ever recorded in first-class cricket.

Meghalaya all-rounder Akash Kumar Choudhary made history on Sunday, blasting a fifty off just 11 balls against Arunachal Pradesh — the fastest in first-class cricket history. Here’s a look at the five quickest fifties ever recorded in first-class cricket.

5 fastest fifties in first-class cricket: Meghalaya’s Akash Choudhary tops, check the others

Meghalaya’s Akash Choudhary scripted history on Sunday (November 9) by hitting six sixes in an over against Arunachal Pradesh during their match in Ranji Trophy. Akash also made the record for the fastest half-century in just 11 balls. The 25-year-old became only the third player ever after Garry Sobers Ravi Shastri to his six sixes in an over in first-class cricket. Akash's innings was laced with eight sixes. Ravi Shastri did it first during 1984–85 Ranji Trophy season while playing for Bombay against Baroda.<h2>Watch Akash hitting six sixes in an over here</h2>

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<h2>Akash scores fastest 50 in first-class cricket</h2>The 25-year-old also etched his name by joining an elite list of cricketers scoring fastest 50 in first-class cricket. Akash broke England's Wayne White record of hitting 50 in 12 balls back in 2012 while playing for Leicestershire against Essex.&nbsp;<h2>Who is Akash Choudhary?</h2>Akash Kumar Choudhary made his debut in first-class cricket in December 2019 against Nagaland. That same year, he also played List-A and T20 matches for his state, facing off against Sikkim and Gujarat. His journey in domestic cricket has been a rollercoaster, with the ups and downs typical of the grind. Before this match, he had only managed two fifties in his last ten innings, struggling with a lean patch that saw him fail to score over 20 runs in five consecutive games.&nbsp;&nbsp;However, a recent half-century against Bihar seemed to signal a change in fortunes, and Sunday’s performance proved that his form had truly returned. In addition to his batting brilliance, Akash showcased his all-round ability by opening the bowling, claiming an early wicket. His remarkable display in Surat, where he made history by turning 11 deliveries into a magical performance, ensured his name would be remembered, especially as Arunachal Pradesh found themselves trailing by 593 runs.&nbsp;List of players with most sixes consecutively in first-class cricket

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td>Player</td><td>Sixes</td><td>Team</td><td>Opponent</td><td>Year</td><td>Venue</td></tr><tr><td>Akash Choudhary</td><td>8</td><td>Meghalaya</td><td>Arunachal Pradesh</td><td>2025</td><td>Surat</td></tr><tr><td>Ravi Shastri</td><td>6</td><td>Bombay</td><td>Baroda</td><td>1984</td><td>Mumbai</td></tr><tr><td>Gary Sobers</td><td>6</td><td>Nottinghamshire</td><td>Glamorgan</td><td>1968</td><td>Swansea</td></tr><tr><td>Mike Procter</td><td>6</td><td>Gloucestershire</td><td>Somerset</td><td>1979</td><td>Taunton</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>

6 sixes in six balls! Meghalaya's Akash Choudhary enters record books; smashes the fastest 50 in first-class cricket

Meghalaya’s Akash Choudhary scripted history on Sunday (November 9) by hitting six sixes in an over against Arunachal Pradesh during their match in Ranji Trophy. Akash also made the record for the fastest half-century in just 11 balls. The 25-year-old became only the third player ever after Garry Sobers Ravi Shastri to his six sixes in an over in first-class cricket. Akash's innings was laced with eight sixes. Ravi Shastri did it first during 1984–85 Ranji Trophy season while playing for Bombay against Baroda. Watch Akash hitting six sixes in an over here

During the ongoing Ranji Trophy game between Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya, Akash Choudhary hit six sixes an over and also made the record for the fastest half-century in first-class cricket. He made 50 in just 11 balls

Ace Indian quick Mohammed Shami has been turning heads in the ongoing Ranji Trophy for Bengal, having picked 15 wickets in the past two matches. Although his fitness was a concern for the national selectors and head coach when they last addressed his selection conundrum, Shami's Bengal coach and former all-rounder Laxmi Ratan Shukla backed him to make his way back into the Indian side. After Shami’s eight-wicket haul helped Bengal beat Gujarat in a recent Ranji outing, Shukla hailed him as a ‘self-made certificate’ of excellence and discipline.&nbsp;“You all saw how Shami bowled. There’s nothing for me to add. His performance said it all. There’s no question about his commitment,” Shukla said. “The entire world knows what Mohammed Shami is. He doesn’t need a certificate from anyone; his bowling is the certificate. He’s completely fit.”&nbsp;Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-aus-1st-t20i-match-preview-live-streaming-details-and-predicted-playing-xis-1761714157541">IND vs AUS 1st T20I – Match preview, live streaming details and predicted playing XIs</a> &nbsp;Shami hasn’t featured for India since the Champions Trophy triumph earlier this year, with both Ajit Agarkar and Gautam Gambhir citing lack of match fitness and game time as the reasons behind his omission from the Test side. &nbsp;Meanwhile, further lauding him for working on finding the rhythm that he is in, Shami’s coach, Shukla, said, “We can’t make Shami play all seven matches, though he keeps saying he’s fit and wants to play every game. The way he’s running in is unbelievable. Even after 500 wickets, he’s in fantastic rhythm and playing with complete calmness.” &nbsp;Helping his team win the crucial tie by 141 runs, Shami, after the game, said, “Every person wants to play for the country. I’m ready for that again. My motivation is to stay fit and keep performing — the rest is up to the selectors.” &nbsp;Besides, with the BCCI selectors yet to name the squad for the home Test series against South Africa, starting mid-December, Shami would be hopeful of getting a chance and returning to the whites for the first time since the 2023 WTC Final against Australia.&nbsp;

After Shami’s eight-wicket haul helped Bengal beat Gujarat in a recent Ranji outing, Shukla hailed him as a ‘self-made certificate’ of excellence and discipline.

Ace Indian quick Mohammed Shami has been turning heads in the ongoing Ranji Trophy for Bengal, having picked 15 wickets in the past two matches. Although his fitness was a concern for the national selectors and head coach when they last addressed his selection conundrum, Shami's Bengal coach and former all-rounder Laxmi Ratan Shukla backed him to make his way back into the Indian side. After Shami’s eight-wicket haul helped Bengal beat Gujarat in a recent Ranji outing, Shukla hailed him as a ‘self-made certificate’ of excellence and discipline. “You all saw how Shami bowled. There’s nothing for me to add. His performance said it all. There’s no question about his commitment,” Shukla said. “The entire world knows what Mohammed Shami is. He doesn’t need a certificate from anyone; his bowling is the certificate. He’s completely fit.” Also read | IND vs AUS 1st T20I – Match preview, live streaming details and predicted playing XIs Shami hasn’t featured for India since the Champions Trophy triumph earlier this year, with both Ajit Agarkar and Gautam Gambhir citing lack of match fitness and game time as the reasons behind his omission from the Test side. Meanwhile, further lauding him for working on finding the rhythm that he is in, Shami’s coach, Shukla, said, “We can’t make Shami play all seven matches, though he keeps saying he’s fit and wants to play every game. The way he’s running in is unbelievable. Even after 500 wickets, he’s in fantastic rhythm and playing with complete calmness.” Helping his team win the crucial tie by 141 runs, Shami, after the game, said, “Every person wants to play for the country. I’m ready for that again. My motivation is to stay fit and keep performing — the rest is up to the selectors.” Besides, with the BCCI selectors yet to name the squad for the home Test series against South Africa, starting mid-December, Shami would be hopeful of getting a chance and returning to the whites for the first time since the 2023 WTC Final against Australia.

After Shami’s eight-wicket haul helped Bengal beat Gujarat in a recent Ranji outing, Shukla hailed him as a ‘self-made certificate’ of excellence and discipline.

‘His performance said it all,’ Bengal coach backs Mohammed Shami for India return after Ranji heroics

India pacer Mohammed Shami, who has been in news for sharing his hurt after snub from BCCI, has served a reminder of his abilities with a five-for in Ranji Trophy. Turning up for Bengal, Shami took 5/38 in the second innings to with three wickets in the first innings, as they beat Gujarat by 144 runs. Shami last played for India in Champions Trophy 2025 but was overlooked for England Test tour and was not considered for recent two-Test home series against West Indies as well.<h2>Shami on comeback and Ranji performance</h2>Shami had been in and out of the Indian national set up ever since 2023 ODI World Cup where he was the highest wicket-taker. The bowler refused to call his latest Ranji match as comeback and also acknowledged difficult period experienced after the home ODI WC.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/travis-head-doesn-t-want-batters-chewing-up-balls-as-australia-aim-maiden-t20i-series-win-vs-india-at-home-1761660190474">Head doesn't want batters 'chewing up balls' in T20I series vs India at home</a>"This was not a comeback match for me. If you had said that last year, maybe it would have made sense," the pacer said after the Ranji performance."When you perform like this, it feels good both mentally and physically," he added. "Coming out of a difficult phase and performing well gives a lot of satisfaction. The time after the [2023] World Cup was tough and painful."<h2>Aiming South Africa Tests?</h2>After not being picked up for India A squad matches ahead of the upcoming home Test series against South Africa, Shami had hit out at BCCI chief selector Ajit Agarkar for snub based on fitness. The pacer was asked about his chances after his 13th First Class five-for, to which he replied: "Controversy follows me. What else can I do or say? In today's world, social media twists everything. My job is to perform well. Wherever I get an opportunity, I'll give my best. The rest is up to god."

Shami was overlooked for England Test tour and was not considered for recent two-Test home series against West Indies as well. After not being picked up for India A squad matches ahead of the upcoming home Test series against South Africa, Shami had hit out at BCCI for snub.

India pacer Mohammed Shami, who has been in news for sharing his hurt after snub from BCCI, has served a reminder of his abilities with a five-for in Ranji Trophy. Turning up for Bengal, Shami took 5/38 in the second innings to with three wickets in the first innings, as they beat Gujarat by 144 runs. Shami last played for India in Champions Trophy 2025 but was overlooked for England Test tour and was not considered for recent two-Test home series against West Indies as well. Shami on comeback and Ranji performance Shami had been in and out of the Indian national set up ever since 2023 ODI World Cup where he was the highest wicket-taker. The bowler refused to call his latest Ranji match as comeback and also acknowledged difficult period experienced after the home ODI WC. Also Read - Head doesn't want batters 'chewing up balls' in T20I series vs India at home "This was not a comeback match for me. If you had said that last year, maybe it would have made sense," the pacer said after the Ranji performance. "When you perform like this, it feels good both mentally and physically," he added. "Coming out of a difficult phase and performing well gives a lot of satisfaction. The time after the [2023] World Cup was tough and painful." Aiming South Africa Tests? After not being picked up for India A squad matches ahead of the upcoming home Test series against South Africa, Shami had hit out at BCCI chief selector Ajit Agarkar for snub based on fitness. The pacer was asked about his chances after his 13th First Class five-for, to which he replied: "Controversy follows me. What else can I do or say? In today's world, social media twists everything. My job is to perform well. Wherever I get an opportunity, I'll give my best. The rest is up to god."

Shami was overlooked for England Test tour and was not considered for recent two-Test home series against West Indies as well. After not being picked up for India A squad matches ahead of the upcoming home Test series against South Africa, Shami had hit out at BCCI for snub.

Shami drops 'not a comeback match for me' remark with Ranji Trophy five-for after India Test snub

India’s premier domestic red-ball competition raised its curtain for the 2025-26 season as the Ranji Trophy started with 32 teams on Wednesday (Oct 15). While the competition serves as a platform for players to come into the spotlight for a place in the Indian team, that was certainly the case for Mumbai’s renowned pair of Musheer Khan and Sarfaraz Khan on Wednesday. Both brothers were part of a mistaken identity by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) scorers, as it left everyone in a state of surprise.<h2>Sarfaraz, Musheer part of chaos</h2>On Wednesday, on the opening day against Jammu and Kashmir, Mumbai started their innings on a poor note after they lost Musheer Khan for a three-ball duck. However, it was the BCCI that took the centre stage once Auqib Nabi scalped the batter. The BCCI scoreboard on it scoreboard read, Sarfaraz Khan was dismissed for a duck and came out to bat. However, that was not the case because Musheer was dismissed for a duck rather than Sarfaraz.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/5-players-with-most-runs-in-women-s-odi-world-cup-history-debbie-hockley-mithali-raj-janette-brittin-charlotte-edwards-suzie-bates-1757606297874">From Mithali Raj to Janette Brittin, 5 players with most runs in Women's ODI World Cup history</a>&nbsp;The mistake was later rectified as Sarfaraz came out to bat later in the innings. However, a mistaken identity was on the centre stage, which for a brief period left everyone guessing since the match was not broadcast on television.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cricket-women-s-odi-world-cup-2025-all-you-need-to-know-about-indian-women-s-team-schedule-squad-fixtures-and-more-1758556378933">Women's ODI World Cup 2025: All you need to know about Indian women's team schedule, squad, fixtures and more</a><h2>Sarfaraz buying for a spot</h2>Heading into the Ranji Trophy contest, Sarfaraz is hoping for a spot in the Indian team, having missed out on the England tour and then the home series against the West Indies. The latest Ranji Trophy campaign could be the launch pad for Sarfaraz to make a way back into the Indian team. However, he will face stern competition from the likes of Shubman Gill, Sai Sudharsan and others.&nbsp;At Stumps on Day 1, Mumbai closed at 228/4 in 57 overs before bad lights took centre stage. Sarfaraz scored 42 while Siddhesh Lad was unbeaten on 86 and Shams Mulani was playing on 23. Ayush Mhatre (28) and Ajinkya Rahane (27) also got starts.

On Wednesday, on the opening day against Jammu and Kashmir, Mumbai started their innings on a poor note after they lost Musheer Khan for a three-ball duck. However, it was the BCCI that took the centre stage once Auqib Nabi scalped the batter. 

India’s premier domestic red-ball competition raised its curtain for the 2025-26 season as the Ranji Trophy started with 32 teams on Wednesday (Oct 15). While the competition serves as a platform for players to come into the spotlight for a place in the Indian team, that was certainly the case for Mumbai’s renowned pair of Musheer Khan and Sarfaraz Khan on Wednesday. Both brothers were part of a mistaken identity by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) scorers, as it left everyone in a state of surprise. Sarfaraz, Musheer part of chaos On Wednesday, on the opening day against Jammu and Kashmir, Mumbai started their innings on a poor note after they lost Musheer Khan for a three-ball duck. However, it was the BCCI that took the centre stage once Auqib Nabi scalped the batter. The BCCI scoreboard on it scoreboard read, Sarfaraz Khan was dismissed for a duck and came out to bat. However, that was not the case because Musheer was dismissed for a duck rather than Sarfaraz. ALSO READ | From Mithali Raj to Janette Brittin, 5 players with most runs in Women's ODI World Cup history The mistake was later rectified as Sarfaraz came out to bat later in the innings. However, a mistaken identity was on the centre stage, which for a brief period left everyone guessing since the match was not broadcast on television. ALSO READ | Women's ODI World Cup 2025: All you need to know about Indian women's team schedule, squad, fixtures and more Sarfaraz buying for a spot Heading into the Ranji Trophy contest, Sarfaraz is hoping for a spot in the Indian team, having missed out on the England tour and then the home series against the West Indies. The latest Ranji Trophy campaign could be the launch pad for Sarfaraz to make a way back into the Indian team. However, he will face stern competition from the likes of Shubman Gill, Sai Sudharsan and others. At Stumps on Day 1, Mumbai closed at 228/4 in 57 overs before bad lights took centre stage. Sarfaraz scored 42 while Siddhesh Lad was unbeaten on 86 and Shams Mulani was playing on 23. Ayush Mhatre (28) and Ajinkya Rahane (27) also got starts.

On Wednesday, on the opening day against Jammu and Kashmir, Mumbai started their innings on a poor note after they lost Musheer Khan for a three-ball duck. However, it was the BCCI that took the centre stage once Auqib Nabi scalped the batter.&nbsp;

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