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    Ranji Trophy Winners List: All Season (From 1934 to 2024)

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    Ranji Trophy is India’s premier red-ball tournament, which is being played every year. It is operated by the Board of Cricket for Control in India (BCCI), which saw the very first season in 1934-35. It includes all the teams that represent their state and regional teams. It has a rich history in Indian cricket, and all the big names that went on to play for India are given by the Ranji Trophy.

    This tournament is named after the first ever Indian cricketer, Colonel H. H. Shri Sir Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji II, Jam Saheb of Nawanagar, often known as Ranji or K. S. Ranjitsinhji, who played international cricket. A total of 38 teams take part in this competition, which is being played in a round-robin format followed by a knockout. So far, 89 seasons have been played, and the 90th edition is all set to take place in 2024–25. Mumbai Cricket Team is the most successful team in Ranji Trophy history with 42 titles.

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    Earlier, it was played in a zonal format, with teams dividing into five different zone categories: North, West, East, South, and Central. However, ahead of the 2002-23 edition, the Zonal format was replaced by two-division category, including Elite Group and Plate Group. Karnataka or Mysore has won the second-most Ranji titles (8), and Delhi (7) and Baroda (5) are after them. Below, we will talk about the list of Ranji Trophy winners from the very first season to now.

    Ranji Trophy Winners list all season (From 1934 to 2024)

    YearSeasonWinnerRunner-upWinning Captain
    1934–351stBombayNorthern IndiaL. P. Jai
    1935–362ndBombayMadrasHormasji Vajifdar
    1936–373rdNawanagarBengalAlbert Wensley
    1937–384thHyderabadNawanagarSM Hussain
    1938–395th BengalSouthern PunjabTom Longfield
    1939–406thMaharashtraUnited ProvincesD. B. Deodhar
    1940–417th MaharashtraMadrasD. B. Deodhar
    1941–428thBombayMysoreVijay Merchant
    1942–439thBarodaHyderabadW. Ghorpade
    1943–4410thWestern IndiaBengalHerbert Barritt
    1944–4511thBombayHolkarVijay Merchant
    1945–4612thHolkarBarodaC. K. Nayudu
    1946–4713thBarodaHolkarRaosaheb Nimbalkar
    1947–4814thHolkarBombayC. K. Nayudu
    1948–4915thBombayBarodaK. C. Ibrahim
    1949–5016thBarodaHolkarRaosaheb Nimbalkar
    1950–5117thHolkarGujaratC. K. Nayudu
    1951–5218thBombayHolkarMadhav Mantri
    1952–5319thHolkarBengalC. K. Nayudu
    1953–5420thBombayHolkarRanga Sohoni
    1954–5521stMadrasHolkarBalu Alaganan
    1955–5622ndBombayBengalMadhav Mantri
    1956–5723rdBombayServicesMadhav Mantri
    1957–5824thBarodaServicesDatta Gaekwad
    1958–5925thBombayBengalMadhav Apte
    1959–6026thBombayMysorePolly Umrigar
    1960–6127thBombayRajasthanPolly Umrigar
    1961–6228thBombayRajasthanMadhav Apte
    1962–6329thBombayRajasthanPolly Umrigar
    1963–6430thBombayRajasthanBapu Nadkarni
    1964–6531stBombayHyderabadBapu Nadkarni
    1965–6632ndBombayRajasthanBapu Nadkarni
    1966–6733rdBombayRajasthanManohar Hardikar
    1967–6834thBombayMadrasManohar Hardikar
    1968–6935thBombayBengalAjit Wadekar
    1969–7036thBombayRajasthanAjit Wadekar
    1970–7137thBombayMaharashtraSudhir Naik
    1971–7238thBombayBengalAjit Wadekar
    1972–7339thBombayTamil NaduAjit Wadekar
    1973–7440thKarnatakaRajasthanE. A. S. Prasanna
    1974–7541stBombayKarnatakaAshok Mankad
    1975–7642ndBombayBiharAshok Mankad
    1976–7743rdBombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
    1977–7844thKarnatakaUttar PradeshE. A. S. Prasanna
    1978–7945thDelhiKarnatakaBishan Singh Bedi
    1979–8046thDelhiBombayBishan Singh Bedi
    1980–8147thBombayDelhiEknath Solkar
    1981–8248thDelhiKarnatakaMohinder Amarnath
    1982–8349thKarnatakaBombayBrijesh Patel
    1983–8450thBombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
    1984–8551stBombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
    1985–8652ndDelhiHaryanaMadan Lal
    1986–8753rdHyderabadDelhiM. V. Narasimha Rao
    1987–8854thTamil NaduRailwaysS. Vasudevan
    1988–8955thDelhiBengalMadan Lal
    1989–9056thBengalDelhiSambaran Banerjee
    1990–9157thHaryanaBombayKapil Dev
    1991–9258thDelhiTamil NaduAjay Sharma
    1992–9359thPunjabMaharashtraGursharan Singh
    1993–9460thBombayBengalRavi Shastri
    1994–9561stBombayPunjabSachin Tendulkar
    1995–9662ndKarnatakaTamil NaduAnil Kumble
    1996–9763rdMumbaiDelhiSanjay Manjrekar
    1997–9864thKarnatakaUttar PradeshRahul Dravid
    1998–9965thKarnatakaMadhya PradeshSunil Joshi
    1999–0066thMumbaiHyderabadSameer Dighe
    2000–0167thBarodaRailwaysJacob Martin
    2001–0268thRailwaysBarodaAbhay Sharma
    2002–0369thMumbaiTamil NaduParas Mhambrey
    2003–0470thMumbaiTamil NaduSairaj Bahutule
    2004–0571stRailwaysPunjabSanjay Bangar
    2005–0672ndUttar PradeshBengalMohammad Kaif
    2006–0773rdMumbaiBengalAmol Muzumdar
    2007–0874thDelhiUttar PradeshGautam Gambhir
    2008–0975thMumbaiUttar PradeshWasim Jaffer
    2009–1076thMumbaiKarnatakaWasim Jaffer
    2010–1177thRajasthanBarodaHrishikesh Kanitkar
    2011–1278thRajasthanTamil NaduHrishikesh Kanitkar
    2012–1379thMumbaiSaurashtraAjit Agarkar
    2013–1480thKarnatakaMaharashtraVinay Kumar
    2014–1581stKarnatakaTamil NaduVinay Kumar
    2015–1682ndMumbaiSaurashtraAditya Tare
    2016–1783rdGujaratMumbaiParthiv Patel
    2017–1884thVidarbhaDelhiFaiz Fazal
    2018–1985thVidarbhaSaurashtraFaiz Fazal
    2019–2086thSaurashtraBengalJaydev Unadkat
    2021–2287thMadhya PradeshMumbaiAditya Shrivastava
    2022–2388thSaurashtraBengalJaydev Unadkat
    2023–2489thMumbaiVidarbhaAjinkya Rahane

    Most Wins in Ranji Trophy (1934 – 2024)

    Mumbai are the dominant force in Ranji Trophy history, and they have won the tournament 42 times in total. They have also made the Ranji Trophy final 47 times, which is a record. Karnataka or Mysore have won this tournament 8 times each, followed by Delhi seven times. Below you can see the teams with the most Ranji Trophy title wins.

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    WinnerNo. of Victories
    Mumbai41
    Mysore/Karnataka8
    Delhi7
    Baroda5
    Holkar/Madhya Pradesh5
    Saurashtra4
    Tamil Nadu/Madras, Rajasthan, Vidarbha, Bengal, Hyderabad, Railways, Maharashtra2
    Haryana, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh/United Provinces, Punjab/Southern Punjab1

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