JAMMU, Jan 11: Jammu and Kashmir Government is set to develop new cricket stadiums in the Union Territory, which was followed by a high-level meeting between J&K's Sports Minister, Satish Sharma, and key national sports officials.
This development came on the day when Minister Sharma participated in the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2026, held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, where he also outlined the Union Territory's broader economic potential.
Sports Minister Satish Sharma stated that Jammu and Kashmir possess immense potential in sectors like start-ups, handicrafts, agri-based industries, tourism, and IT-enabled services.
Minister said that he held detailed discussions with Rohan Jaitley, Chairman of the BCCI Infrastructure Committee and President of the Delhi & District Cricket Association.
Sharma emphasized the "immense sporting talent" within the Union Territory and stressed the "need for world-class cricketing infrastructure to nurture young players and promote a sports culture."
The proposed stadiums are expected to provide modern training facilities and position J&K as a future host for national and international cricket events.
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