IPL Winners List From 2008 to 2023 (Live Updates)

IPL Winners List 2023

IPL Winners List most searched topic related to IPL in India and the Indian Premier League is one of the largest cricket game events which are organized annually in India. IPL (Indian Premier League) was founded in 2007 by the BCCI committee. The chairman of the Indian Premier League was Lalit Modi. 2007-2008 was the launching season for the Indian Premier League. In this article, we have provided the complete IPL Winner List from 2008 to 2023. This year for IPL 2023, the teams for playoffs are Gujarat Titans, Chennai Super Kings, Lucknow Super Giants, and Mumbai Indians. With leading points Gujarat Titans and Chennai Super Kings have qualified for the finals of IPL 2023.

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IPL Final Match 2023

The IPL 2023 Final Match is between Gujarat Titians and Chennai Super Kings and the match is going to be held in Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad. The match is going to start at 7.30 PM. The win probability for both CSK and GT is 50%. The IPL Winner 2023 will be decided after the most anticipated match between GT vs CSK.

IPL Winners List 2008 to 2023

IPL Winners List (2008 to 2023) has been listed below for the readers along with the runner up and the venues.

Indian Premier League Winners List 2008 to 2023

Mumbai Indians are the most successful IPL team, having won the tournament five times. Chennai Super Kings is the other team to have lifted the IPL title on four occasions while they have finished second once. Check out the name of the IPL teams with the most IPL trophies

IPL 2008: Rajasthan Royals

This was the first season held among the above teams. This season’s final was held in India on 18 April. The IPL 2008 final match was played between Chennai Super Kings vs Rajasthan Royals (Winner), at DY Patil Stadium, Mumbai. With a 34226000 audience, the stadium was full of crowds. Shawn Marsh had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Sohil Tanvir owned a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. Shane Watson was the player of the series.

IPL 2009: Deccan Chargers (2009)

This was the second season of IPL 2, first-time outside India held in South Africa. In this season, the IPL 2009 final match was held between Deccan chargers (Winner) vs Royal Challengers Bangalore. Mathew Hayden had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and RP Singh had got a purple as the highest wicket-taker. Over 200 million viewers from India viewed this match.

IPL 2010:  Chennai Super Kings

This was the third season of IPL 3. It was held in India. In this season, the IPL 2010 final match was held between Chennai Super Kings (Winner) vs Mumbai Indians in Mumbai. Sachin Tendulkar (612) had got the orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Pragyan Ojha had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. There were 200 million viewers in this season also.

IPL 2011: Chennai Super Kings

This was the fourth season of IPL 4 held in India. This season was played between 10 teams divided into two groups. New teams from Pune and Kochi were added. A page play-off system was introduced. In this season, the 2011 final IPL match was held in Chennai between Chennai Super Kings (Winner) vs Royal Challengers Bangalore. This time Chris Gayle had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer and Lasith Malinga had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker.

IPL 2012: Kolkata Knight Riders

This was the fifth season of the IPL held in India between 8 teams. In this season, the IPL 2012 final match was held between Chennai Super Kings vs Kolkata Knight Riders (Winner). Chris Gayle had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Morne Morkel had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. The player in the match was Sunil Narine.

IPL 2013: Mumbai Indians

This was the sixth season of PepsiCo IPL 6, and it was held in India. In this season, IPL 2013 final match was held between Chennai Super Kings vs Mumbai Indians (Winner). Michael Hussy had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Morne Morkel had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. Shane Watson from RR was declared the man of the series.

IPL 2014: Kolkata Knight Riders

This was the seventh season of IPL 7 held in India. In this season, IPL 2014 final match was held between Kolkata Knight Riders (Winner) vs Kings XI Punjab. Robin Uthappa had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Mohit Sharma had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. Among eight teams, Gellen Maxwell was the leading player of the series.

IPL 2015: Mumbai Indians

This was the eighth season of the IPL held in India. In this season, IPL 2015 final match was held between Mumbai Indians (Winner) vs Chennai Super Kings. David Warner had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Dwayne Bravo had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. The player of the match was given to Andre Russell.

IPL 2016: Sunrisers Hyderabad

This was the ninth season of IPL 9, and it was held in India. In this season, IPL 2016 final match was held between Sunrisers Hydrabad (Winner) vs Royal Challengers Bangalore. Both teams, Chennai and Rajasthan Royals, were excluded from participating in this season. Virat Kohli had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Bhuvaneshvar Kumar had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. The player in the match was Virat Kohli (RCB).

IPL 2017: Mumbai Indians

This was the tenth season of the IPL held in India. In this season, the 2017 IPL final match was played between Mumbai Indians (Winner) vs Pune. David Warner had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Bhuvaneshva Kumar had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. Ben Strok (Pune) was the player of the tournament.

IPL 2018: Chennai Super Kings

This was the 11^th season of the IPL held in India. This season, IPL 2018 final match was played between Mumbai Indians (Winner) vs Chennai Super Kings. Kane Williamson had got an orange cap as the highest run-scorer, and Andrew Tye had got a purple cap as the highest wicket-taker. The player in the match was Sunil Narine.

IPL 2019: Mumbai Indians

In this season Mumbai Indians had achieved one more victory. It was the most active team in the past in the Indian Premier League. Mumbai Indians had won against the Chennai Super Kings for the fourth time in the Indian Premier League final. Out of the last three events, Mumbai had created a 2-1 record defeating the competition in 2013, and 2015, and losing the tournament once in 2010. IPL 2019: Orange Cap: David Warner; Purple cap: Imran Tahir.

IPL 2020: Mumbai Indians

IPL 2020 was a hugely successful season for the Indian cricket board. IPL 2020 was held in Abu Dhabi, Dubai from September to November. Mumbai Indians won the IPL 2020 title by defeating Delhi Capitals on the night of the finals. MI won the title for the 5th time. Mumbai Indians team was led by Rohit Sharma and they dominated throughout the season. Mumbai and Delhi clashed 4 times in IPL 2020 and all 4 times MI defeated DC. Ishan Kishan scored the most runs for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2020. He showed a highly reliable performance. Kagiso Rabada won the purple cap in IPL 2020 and Orange Cap in IPL 2020 was won by KL Rahul.

IPL 2021: Chennai Super Kings

IPL 2022: Gujarat Titans