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2025 RCB
Runner Up: PBKS
Most Runs
Sai Sudharshan (759 Runs)
Most Wickets
Prasidh Krishna (25 Wickets)
2024 KKR
Runner Up: SRH
Most Runs
Virat Kohli (741 Runs)
Most Wickets
Harshal Patel (24 Wickets)
The IPL 2024 season witnessed a stunning comeback from Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), who secured their third IPL title with a dominant performance. In the final at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, KKR - led by Shreyas Iyer - defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) with an exceptional bowling display, restricting SRH to 113 runs. Mitchell Starc and Andre Russell shone with the ball, taking 2 for 14 and 3 for 19, respectively. KKR's batting lineup chased the target with ease, scoring 114 for 2 in just 10.3 overs to claim an eight-wicket victory. This marked KKR's first title since 2014. The season also saw standout individual performances, with Sunil Narine earning Most Valuable Player of the Tournament for his all-round show, including 488 runs and 17 wickets.
2023 CSK
Runner Up: GT
Most Runs
Shubman Gill (890 Runs)
Most Wickets
Mohammed Shami (28 Wickets)
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 season witnessed the return of Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians to their form and qualifying for the IPL playoffs after finishing at the bottom half of the points table in the previous season. In the high-voltage IPL 2023 Final between Chennai Super Kings and defending champions Gujarat Titans, which was postponed to the reserve day due to rain was won MS Dhoni-led CSK. Chennai, thus emulated Mumbai Indians to lift their record-equalling fifth IPL trophy.
2022 GT
Runner Up: RR
Most Runs
Jos Buttler (863 Runs)
Most Wickets
Yuzvendra Chahal (27 Wickets)
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season saw two more teams being added to the league i.e. Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants. Hardik Pandya-led Gujarat Titans defeated Sanju Samson-led Rajasthan Royals in the final held at Narendra Modi Stadium in the IPL Final and emerged victorious in their debut season to emulate Royals', who lifted the IPL trophy in the inaugural edition.
2021 CSK
Runner Up: KKR
Most Runs
Ruturaj Gaikwad (635 Runs)
Most Wickets
Harshal Patel (32 Wickets)
After a disappointing show in the IPL 2020, MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings came back strongly next year. In the tournament which was also held in the UAE, defeated Kolkata Knight Riders in the final and won their fourth IPL title.
2020 MI
Runner Up: DC
Most Runs
Lokesh Rahul (670 Runs)
Most Wickets
Kagiso Rabada (30 Wickets)
Rohit Sharma-led Mumbai Indians side successfully defended their title in the tournament which was shifted to the UAE due to COVID-19 pandemic. Mumbai Indians defeated Shreyas Iyer-led Delhi Capitals in the final to lift their record-extending fifth IPL trophy.
2019 MI
Runner Up: CSK
Most Runs
David Warner (692 Runs)
Most Wickets
Imran Tahir (26 Wickets)
Defending Champions Chennai Super Kings entered the final for the straight second time but their juggernaut was stopped by Rohit Sharma-led Mumbai Indians in the IPL 2019 final. MI won the nail-biting contest by 1-run to lift their fourth IPL trophy.
2018 CSK
Runner Up: SRH
Most Runs
Kane Williamson (735 Runs)
Most Wickets
Andrew Tye (24 Wickets)
Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals were reinstated in the league in 2018 after serving two years suspension. MS Dhoni returned as the captain of his IPL team and guided CSK to their third trophy straight away. CSK defeated Kane Williamson-led Sunrisers Hyderabad in the final.
2017 MI
Runner Up: Pune
Most Runs
DA Warner (641 Runs)
Most Wickets
Bhuvneshwar Kumar (26 Wickets)
Rohit Sharma-led Mumbai Indians created history in 2017 by defeating Rising Pune Supergiant (now defunct) by a slender one-run margin in a nail-biting final to lift their third IPL trophy. RPS were being led by Steve Smith.
2016 SRH
Runner Up: RCB
Most Runs
V Kohli (973 Runs)
Most Wickets
Bhuvneshwar Kumar (23 Wickets)
Sunrisers Hyderabad emerged as the champions of the IPL 2016. Led by David Warner, Sunrisers defeated Virat Kohli-led Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL final to lift their maiden IPL trophy.
2015 MI
Runner Up: CSK
Most Runs
DA Warner (562 Runs)
Most Wickets
DJ Bravo (26 Wickets)
Mumbai Indians won their Indian Premier League trophy (IPL) in 2015 and defeated arch-rivals Chennai Super Kings in the Final. The Rohit Sharma-led side became the third team after CSK and KKR to win the trophy more than once.
2014 KKR
Runner Up: PBKS
Most Runs
RV Uthappa (660 Runs)
Most Wickets
M Sharma (23 Wickets)
Kolkata Knight Riders won their second Indian Premier League trophy under Gautam Gambhir's captaincy. KKR defeated Kings XI Punjab (renamed later as Punjab Kings) in the IPL 2014 Final.
2013 MI
Runner Up: CSK
Most Runs
MEK Hussey (733 Runs)
Most Wickets
DJ Bravo (32 Wickets)
Mumbai Indians were crowned champions in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2013 season as they defeated Chennai Super Kings in the final. Mumbai Indians lifted their maiden title under Rohit Sharma's captaincy.
2012 KKR
Runner Up: CSK
Most Runs
CH Gayle (733 Runs)
Most Wickets
M Morkel (25 Wickets)
Kolkata Knight Riders emerged IPL champions in 2012 under the leadership of Gautam Gambhir. The Knight Riders defeated Chennai Super Kings in the IPL final and dashed Super Kings' hopes of lifting their third straight trophy.
2011 CSK
Runner Up: RCB
Most Runs
CH Gayle (608 Runs)
Most Wickets
SL Malinga (28 Wickets)
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) retained their title next year and became the first team in the history of Indian Premier League (IPL) to lift the trophy multiple times. RCB - who were led by Daniel Vettori this time - entered the IPL Final for the second time but once again failed to cross the finish line.
2010 CSK
Runner Up: MI
Most Runs
SR Tendulkar (618 Runs)
Most Wickets
PP Ojha (21 Wickets)
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2010 season returned home the next year. MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings laid their hands on the elusive silverware by emerging champions for the first time in 2010. CSK defeated Sachin Tendulkar-led Mumbai Indians in the final to lift the maiden IPL title.
2009 Deccan
Runner Up: RCB
Most Runs
ML Hayden (572 Runs)
Most Wickets
RP Singh (23 Wickets)
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2009 edition was held in South Africa due to general elections in India. Adam Gilchrist-led Deccan Chargers (now defunct) defeated Anil Kumble-led Royal Challengers Bangalore in the final to lift the title in the second edition of the cash-rich league.
2008 RR
Runner Up: CSK
Most Runs
SE Marsh (616 Runs)
Most Wickets
Sohail Tanvir (22 Wickets)
The inaugural season of the Indian Premier League was held in 2008 where 8 teams participated. Under the leadership of Australian spin legend Shane Warne, Rajasthan Royals emerged winners by defeating Chennai Super Kings in the final. 2007 T20 World Cup-winning India captain MS Dhoni was the captain of the CSK.
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