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Ranji Trophy Winners List (1934-2025) - Which is the most successful team in Ranji Trophy history?

Ranji Trophy Winners List (1934-2025)

Established in 1934, the Ranji Trophy is India's oldest and most prestigious domestic red-ball cricket tournament. It has long captured the attention and passion of cricket fans across the country and is considered the most important domestic competition after the IPL.

Ranji Trophy

SeasonWinnerRunner-upWinning Captain
2024–25VidarbhaKeralaAkshay Wadkar
2023–24MumbaiVidarbhaAjinkya Rahane
2022–23SaurashtraBengalJaydev Unadkat
2021–22Madhya PradeshMumbaiAditya Shrivastava
2020–21Not HeldCanceled due to COVID-19
2019–20SaurashtraBengalJaydev Unadkat
2018–19VidarbhaSaurashtraFaiz Fazal
2017–18VidarbhaDelhiFaiz Fazal
2016–17GujaratMumbaiParthiv Patel
2015–16MumbaiSaurashtraAditya Tare
2014–15KarnatakaTamil NaduVinay Kumar
2013–14KarnatakaMaharashtraVinay Kumar
2012–13MumbaiSaurashtraAjit Agarkar
2011–12RajasthanTamil NaduHrishikesh Kanitkar
2010–11RajasthanBarodaHrishikesh Kanitkar
2009–10MumbaiKarnatakaWasim Jaffer
2008–09MumbaiUttar PradeshWasim Jaffer
2007–08DelhiUttar PradeshGautam Gambhir
2006–07MumbaiBengalAmol Muzumdar
2005–06Uttar PradeshBengalMohammad Kaif
2004–05RailwaysPunjabSanjay Bangar
2003–04MumbaiTamil NaduSairaj Bahutule
2002–03MumbaiTamil NaduParas Mhambrey
2001–02RailwaysBarodaAbhay Sharma
2000–01BarodaRailwaysJacob Martin
1999–00MumbaiHyderabadSameer Dighe
1998–99KarnatakaMadhya PradeshSunil Joshi
1997–98KarnatakaUttar PradeshRahul Dravid
1996–97MumbaiDelhiSanjay Manjrekar
1995–96KarnatakaTamil NaduAnil Kumble
1994–95BombayPunjabSachin Tendulkar
1993–94BombayBengalRavi Shastri
1992–93PunjabMaharashtraGursharan Singh
1991–92DelhiTamil NaduAjay Sharma
1990–91HaryanaBombayKapil Dev
1989–90BengalDelhiSambaran Banerjee
1988–89DelhiBengalMadan Lal
1987–88Tamil NaduRailwaysK. Srikkanth
1986–87HyderabadDelhiM. V. Narasimha Rao
1985–86DelhiHaryanaMadan Lal
1984–85BombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
1983–84BombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
1982–83KarnatakaBombayBrijesh Patel
1981–82DelhiKarnatakaMohinder Amarnath
1980–81BombayDelhiEknath Solkar
1979–80DelhiBombayBishan Singh Bedi
1978–79DelhiKarnatakaBishan Singh Bedi
1977–78KarnatakaUttar PradeshE. A. S. Prasanna
1976–77BombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
1975–76BombayBiharAshok Mankad
1974–75BombayKarnatakaAshok Mankad
1973–74KarnatakaRajasthanE. A. S. Prasanna
1972–73BombayTamil NaduAjit Wadekar
1971–72BombayBengalAjit Wadekar
1970–71BombayMaharashtraSudhir Naik
1969–70BombayRajasthanAjit Wadekar
1968–69BombayBengalAjit Wadekar
1967–68BombayMadrasManohar Hardikar
1966–67BombayRajasthanManohar Hardikar
1965–66BombayRajasthanBapu Nadkarni
1964–65BombayHyderabadBapu Nadkarni
1963–64BombayRajasthanBapu Nadkarni
1962–63BombayRajasthanPolly Umrigar
1961–62BombayRajasthanMadhav Apte
1960–61BombayRajasthanPolly Umrigar
1959–60BombayMysorePolly Umrigar
1958–59BombayBengalMadhav Apte
1957–58BarodaServicesDatta Gaekwad
1956–57BombayServicesMadhav Mantri
1955–56BombayBengalMadhav Mantri
1954–55MadrasHolkarBalu Alaganan
1953–54BombayHolkarRanga Sohoni
1952–53HolkarBengalC. K. Nayudu
1951–52BombayHolkarMadhav Mantri
1950–51HolkarGujaratC. K. Nayudu
1949–50BarodaHolkarRaosaheb Nimbalkar
1948–49BombayBarodaK. C. Ibrahim
1947–48HolkarBombayC. K. Nayudu
1946–47BarodaHolkarRaosaheb Nimbalkar
1945–46HolkarBarodaC. K. Nayudu
1944–45BombayHolkarVijay Merchant
1943–44Western IndiaBengalHerbert Barritt
1942–43BarodaHyderabadW. Ghorpade
1941–42BombayMysoreVijay Merchant
1940–41MaharashtraMadrasD. B. Deodhar
1939–40MaharashtraUnited ProvincesD. B. Deodhar
1938–39BengalSouthern PunjabTom Longfield
1937–38HyderabadNawanagarS. M. Hussain
1936–37NawanagarBengalAlbert Wensley
1935–36BombayMadrasHormasji Vajifdar
1934–35BombayNorthern IndiaL. P. Jai

Which Team Has Won the Most Ranji Trophy Titles

As of July 2025, Mumbai remains the most successful team in Ranji Trophy history, having won the title 42 times, far ahead of other teams. The top five teams by number of titles and win rates are:

  • Mumbai – 42 titles | Win rate: 87.5%

  • Karnataka – 8 titles | Win rate: 57.1%

  • Delhi – 7 titles | Win rate: 46.7%

  • Madhya Pradesh / Holkar – 5 titles | Win rate: 41.7%

  • Baroda – 5 titles | Win rate: 55.6%

Also Check: Which Team Has Won Most Ranji Trophy?

How Many Teams Compete in the Ranji Trophy

As of the 2025 season, the Ranji Trophy features 38 teams, representing different Indian states and regions. These teams are divided into multiple groups for the league stage, followed by knockout rounds.

Ranji Trophy Format and Rules

The Ranji Trophy is usually held annually between October and March, covering the autumn and winter seasons in India. This period offers favorable weather conditions for red-ball cricket, allowing players to perform at their best. The tournament typically starts with group stage matches, followed by knockout rounds, with the final usually taking place around March.

The Ranji Trophy follows a structured format:

  • Group Stage: 38 teams are divided into multiple groups to play round-robin matches.

  • Points Table: Teams earn points based on wins, draws, and first-innings leads.

  • Knockout Stage: Top teams from each group advance to the quarterfinals, semifinals, and final.

  • Match Format: Each game is a four-day red-ball match, similar to international Test cricket.

FAQs

Who Has Scored the Most Runs in Ranji Trophy History

As of 2025, Wasim Jaffer holds the all-time run-scoring record in Ranji Trophy history with 12,038 runs. Representing Mumbai and Vidarbha between 1996 and 2020, Jaffer is widely regarded as a legend of the tournament.

Who Scored the Most Runs in the 2025 Ranji Trophy Season

In the 2025 season, Ruturaj Gaikwad from Maharashtra emerged as the top run-scorer with 987 runs, including 3 centuries and 4 half-centuries, playing a pivotal role in several key matches for his team.

Who Has Taken the Most Wickets in Ranji Trophy History

As of 2025, Rajinder Goel remains the all-time leading wicket-taker in Ranji Trophy history with 640 wickets, achieved between 1958 and 1985.

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