[Updated] List of IPL champions from 2008 to 2022

The Indian Premier League is a famous cricket tournament in India that is held annually and attracts millions of viewers from all over the world. IPL follows the Twenty20 format and features 10 teams over two months, competing against each other for the coveted IPL trophy.

IPL first launched in 2008 and has been held every year since then without interruption. Even during the pandemic, the league still attracts fans and is now back for its 16th season. IPL has become synonymous with razor-like finishes. However, only one team can be the ultimate winner and so far seven teams have achieved this feat.

Mumbai Indians (5) and Chennai Super Kings (4) are the brands that have lifted the IPL trophy the most times. Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) is the only team to have won the IPL more than once. The Gujarat Titans, competing in IPL 2022 for the first time, were the defending champions, having won the tournament in their first appearance.

Keep reading for more interesting facts about the IPL and see below for a list of all the teams that have won the IPL historically.

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1 List of IPL champions and runners-up (2008-2022)

List of IPL champions and runners-up (2008-2022)

Year	Winner	Captain	Other
in 2023	TBA	TBA	TBA
in 2022	Giants of Gujarat (GT)	Hardik Pandya	Royal Rajasthan (RR)
in 2021	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)	Mahendra Singh Dhoni	Knight Rider of Kolkata (KKR)
in 2020	Mumbai Indians (MI)	Rohit Sharma	Capital city Delhi (DC)
2019	Mumbai Indians (MI)	Rohit Sharma	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)
2018	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)	Mahendra Singh Dhoni	Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRC)
2017	Mumbai Indians (MI)	Rohit Sharma	The Rising Pune Super Giants (RPS)
2016	Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH)	David Warner	Royal Bangalore Challenge (RCB)
2015	Mumbai Indians (MI)	Rohit Sharma	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)
in 2014	Knight Rider of Kolkata (KKR)	Gautam Gambhir	Kings XI Punjab (KXIP)
in 2013	Mumbai Indians (MI)	Ricky Ponting / Rohit Sharma	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)
2012	Knight Rider of Kolkata (KKR)	Gautam Gambhir	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)
2011	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)	Mahendra Singh Dhoni	Royal Bangalore Challenge (RCB)
2010	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)	Mahendra Singh Dhoni	Mumbai Indians (MI)
in 2009	Deccan Charger (DEC)	Adam Gilchrist	Royal Bangalore Challengers (RCB)
in 2008	Royal Rajasthan (RR)	Shane warned	Chennai Super Kings (CSK)

Winner IPL 2023

The IPL 2023 champion will be decided today, May 28. The final match of the season will be between four-time champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and defending champions Gujarat Titans. Will CSK draw with Mumbai Indians (MI) to win the most titles? Or will GT win the trophy and continue to be the champion? We’ll find out today, after the final.

IPL 2022 Winner

The Gujarat Titans (GT) debut brand, led by Hardik Pandya, easily won IPL 2022. The team beat the competition from the start, losing only 4 games out of 14. The Gujarat Titans defeated the Rajasthan Royals twice in the knockout round to claim their first IPL title. Jos Buttler of Rajasthan Royals wore the Orange Hat for most of his runs. Buttler scored 4th 4th fiftieth century in IPL 2022.

Check out the Orange Hat, Purple Hat and other important IPL awards below.

List of IPL Series (2008 – 2023)

Year	Name players	Team	Achievement
in 2022	Jos Buttler	Rajasthan’s Royal Family	863 run
in 2021	harsh Patel	Bangalore Royal Challenger	59 runs, 32 goals
in 2020	Archer Jofra	Rajasthan’s Royal Family	113 runs, 20 catches
2019	Andre Russell	Knight Knights of Kolkata	510 runs, 11 catches
2018	Sunil Narine	Knight Knights of Kolkata	357 runs, 17 goals
2017	Ben Stokes	Super Giant Pune is on the rise	316 runs, 12 catches
2016	Virat kohli	Bangalore Royal Challenger	973 run
2015	Andre Russell	Knight Knights of Kolkata	326 runs, 14 catches
in 2014	Glenn Maxwell	Kings of Punjab	552 runs, 1 catch
in 2013	Shane Watson	Rajasthan’s Royal Family	543 runs, 13 championships
2012	Sunil Narine	Knight Knights of Kolkata	24 doors
2011	Chris Gayle	Bangalore Royal Challenger	608 runs, 8 plugs
2010	Sachin Tendulkar	Mumbai Indians	618 run
in 2009	Adam Gilchrist	Deccan charger	495 run
in 2008	Shane Watson	Rajasthan’s Royal Family	472 runs, 17 goals

IPL Orange Cap Winner (2008 – 2023)

Year	Name players	Team	Running
in 2022	Jos Buttler	RR	863
in 2021	Ruturaj Gaikwadi	CSK	635
in 2020	KL Rahul	KXIP	670
2019	David Warner	reproductive health	692
2018	Kane Williamson	reproductive health	735
2017	David Warner	reproductive health	641
2016	Virat kohli	RCB	973
2015	David Warner	reproductive health	562
in 2014	Robin Uthappa	KKR	660
in 2013	Michael Hussey	CSK	733
2012	Chris Gayle	RCB	733
2011	Chris Gayle	RCB	608
2010	Sachin Tendulkar	I	618
in 2009	Matthew Hayden	CSK	572
in 2008	Shaun’s Swamp	KXIP	616

IPL Purple Cap Winners List (2008 – 2023)

Year	Name players	Group name	wick
in 2022	Yuzvendra Chahal	Rajasthan’s Royal Family	27
in 2021	harsh Patel	Bangalore Royal Challenger	32
in 2020	Kagiso Rabada	The capital city of Delhi	30
2019	Imran Tahir	Super King Chennai	26
2018	Andrew Tye	Kings XI Punjab	24
2017	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	Sunrisers Hyderabad	26
2016	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	Sunrisers Hyderabad	23
2015	Dwayne Well done	Super King Chennai	26
in 2014	Mohit Sharma	Super King Chennai	23
in 2013	Dwayne Well done	Super King Chennai	32
2012	Morne Morkel	Delhi Daredevils	25
2011	Lasith Malinga	Mumbai Indians	28
2010	Pragyan Ojha	Deccan charger	21
in 2009	RP Singh	Deccan charger	23
in 2008	Sohail Tanveer	Rajasthan’s Royal Family	22

List of New IPL Champions (2008 – 2023)

players increase IPL	Group name	IPL version
Shreevats Goswami	Bangalore Royal Challenger	in 2008
Rohit Sharma	Deccan charger	in 2009
Saurabh Tiwary	Mumbai Indians	2010
Iqbal Abdullah	Knight Knights of Kolkata	2011
Mandeep Singh	Kings of Punjab	2012
Iqbal Abdullah	Knight Knights of Kolkata	2011
Mandeep Singh	Kings of Punjab	2012
Sanju Samson	Rajasthan’s Royal Family	in 2013
Axar Patel	Kings of Punjab	in 2014
Shreyas Iyer	The capital city of Delhi	2015
Mustafizur Rahman	Sunrisers Hyderabad	2016
Basil	Gujarat lion	2017
Rishabh pants	The capital city of Delhi	2018
Shubman carries	Knight Knights of Kolkata	2019
Devdutt Padikkal	Bangalore Royal Challenger	in 2020
Ruturaj Gaikwadi	Super King Chennai	in 2021
Umran Malik	Sunrisers Hyderabad	in 2022

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