IPL Records and Statistics: Winners List and Teams From 2008 to 2022

We’ll examine the IPL Winners from 2008 through 2022. In 2008, the Indian Premier League was established. Mumbai Indians, a five-time champion, is by far the most successful IPL team. The IPL is also one of the leagues that is formed on the T20 format. It is like other leagues like Bangladesh Premier League, Big Bash League etc. The IPL has seen some of the highest bids on players and the matches are literally very interesting and the whole world tends to follow the matches over time. The IPL has seen its own set of ups and downs and dramas, but the controversies have further brought light to the

In this article, we present a table listing all of the IPL Cup Winners and IPL winners from 2008 through 2022:

Year	Winner	Runner Up	Venue	Man of the Match
2023	TBH	TBD	TBC	TBH
2022	Gujarat Titans	Rajasthan Royals	MoteraHardik	Hardik Pandya
2021	Chennai Super Kings	Kolkata Knight Riders	Dubai	Faf du Plessis
2020	Mumbai Indians	Delhi Capitals	Dubai	Trent Boult
2019	Mumbai Indians	Chennai Super Kings	Hyderabad	Jasprit Bumrah
2018	Chennai Super Kings	Sunrisers Hyderabad	Mumbai	Shane Watson
2017	Mumbai Indians	Rising Pune Supergiants	Hyderabad	Krunal Pandya
2016	Sunrisers Hyderabad	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Bangalore	Ben Cutting
2015	Mumbai Indians	Chennai Super Kings	Kolkata	Rohit Sharma
2014	Kolkata Knight Riders	Kings XI Punjab	Bangalore	Manish Pandey
2013	Mumbai Indians	Chennai Super Kings	Kolkata	Kieron Pollard
2012	Kolkata Knight Riders	Chennai Super Kings	Chennai	Manvinder Bisla
2011	Chennai Super Kings	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Chennai	Murali Vijay
2010	Chennai Super Kings	Mumbai Indians	Mumbai	Suresh Raina
2009	Deccan Chargers	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Johannesburg	Anil Kumble
2008	Rajasthan Royals	Chennai Super Kings	Mumbai	Yusuf Pathan

IPL Winner 2022

By defeating Rajasthan Royals in the championship match, Gujarat Titans win the IPL 2022 title. Since the opening game, GT has dominated their inaugural tournament and has been acting like the champion. In the championship game, Hardik Pandya was named Man of the Match.

2021 IPL Champion: Chennai Super Kings

In the IPL 2021 championship game, Chennai Super Kings defeated Kolkata Knight Riders by a score of 27 runs. In the IPL Final, Faf du Plessis of the Chennai Super Kings won Man of the Match.

2020 IPL Champion: Mumbai Indians

For the second time in a row and a total of five times, Mumbai Indians have won the IPL championship. Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians competed in their most recent game. MI won this game by a margin of five wickets.

2019 IPL Champions: Mumbai Indians

The 2019 IPL Finals featured another titanic showdown. In the Indian Premier League finals, Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings again squared off. The final bowl determined the outcome. Shardul Thakur was disappointed since he had hoped to at least score one run in the super over. The Mumbai Indians won the championship for a record-breaking fourth consecutive year.

2018 IPL Champion: Chennai Super Kings

Chennai Super Kings is the second IPL team to have won more than two championships. Ambati Rayadu and Shane Watson are both experts in their roles as the core of the batting team.

2017 IPL Champions: Mumbai Indians

The Mumbai Indians have won more than two championships in IPL history. They earned their first award in 2013 and their second in 2015.

2016 IPL Champions: Sunrisers Hyderabad

Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore in the championship game by a score of 8 runs. As captain, David Warner paved the way for the group.

2015 IPL Champions: Mumbai Indians

Once more, the Mumbai Indians’ balanced efforts enable them to claim the title. Simmons, Rohit Sharma, Ambati Rayadu, and Kieron Pollard served as the team’s captains. The department’s chief of bowling was Slinga Malinga. 2014 IPL Champions: Kolkata Knight Riders. A team has won the championship more than once for the second time in IPL history. This time, Manish Pandey’s valiant efforts enabled KKR to overtake a gigantic total of 199. Pandey hit 94 out of 50 balls.

2013 IPL Champions: Mumbai Indians

Mumbai Indians’ star player, Rohit Sharma, propelled them to their first IPL championship. Mumbai Indians won the 2013 IPL after defeating Chennai Super Kings in the championship game. The squad maintained exact balance throughout the competition.

2012 IPL Champions: Kolkata Knight Riders

In order to win, Kolkata Knight Riders defeated the reigning champion Chennai Super Kings. In the final, Bisla accepted the challenge of chasing down 190 and delivered with a quick 89 off 48 balls. The CSK run feast, led by Suresh Raina’s 73 from 38, did not prevent the Knights from capturing the championship.

2011 IPL Champion: Chennai Super Kings

Chennai Super Kings became the first IPL team to win consecutive finals. The defending champions defeated the competition’s top batsmen, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). Mr. Cricket Michael Hussey, who played numerous crucial innings during the competition, helped to make the CSK batsmen more manageable.

2010 IPL Champion: Chennai Super Kings

MS Dhoni’s first trophy, having fallen short of winning it in the first competition. From the beginning of the competition, Dhoni, Raina, Hayden, and Morkel were all serious contenders for the prize.

2009 IPL Champions: Deccan Chargers

The Chargers, led by Adam Gilchrist, won the second season of the Indian Premier League. The team’s top batters included Herschelle Gibbs, Andrew Symonds, and Rohit Sharma. Pragyan Ojha, a left-arm spin bowler, contributed significantly to the team’s journey by taking 18 wickets during the campaign.

2008 IPL Champions: Rajasthan Royals

IPL’s inaugural season was won by Rajasthan Royal in 2008. The Rajasthan Royals possessed a strong middle order batsman in Yusuf Pathan, a dangerous spinner in Sohail Tanvir, and veteran hitters Shane Watson and Graeme Smith in the first edition.

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