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List of Irani Cup (Trophy) winners from 1959 to present

List of Irani Cup (Trophy) Winners And Runners-up

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The Irani Cup/Irani Trophy is a domestic cricket competition of India. The tournament was organized during the 1959–60 season to mark 25 years of the Ranji Trophy championship, and was named after the late ZR Irani. Jade. R. Irani was associated with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) from 1928 until his death in 1970. This cricket competition is played annually between the current Ranji Trophy winners and the rest of the Indian team. Rest of India won the title of the year 2022-23 by defeating Madhya Pradesh by 238 runs.

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List of Ranji Trophy Winners
Irani Trophy
CountryIndia
Organizer Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)
First Competition1959-60
Most Successful TeamRest of India (28 times)
Current ChampionRest of India (Season 2022-23)

Fast Facts:

  • The Irani Trophy was named after the late BCCI President Zal R Irani.
  • The tournament was first organized during the 1959–60 season to mark the completion of 25 years of the Ranji Trophy Championship.
  • It is a first-class cricket tournament organized by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
    • Irani Cup winners List
    SeasonWinnerRunnerVenue
    2022–23Rest of IndiaMadhya PradeshCaptain Roop Singh Stadium
    2020–21Not held due to COVID-19
    2019–20Rest of IndiaSaurashtraSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium
    2018–19VidarbhaRest Of IndiaVidarbha Cricket Association Stadium
    2017–18VidarbhaRest Of IndiaVidarbha Cricket Association Stadium
    2016-17Rest of IndiaGujaratBrabourne Stadium
    2015-16Rest of IndiaMumbaiBrabourne Stadium
    2014-15KarnatakaRest of IndiaM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    2013-14KarnatakaRest of IndiaM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    2013Rest of IndiaMumbaiWankhede Stadium
    2012-13Rest of IndiaRajasthanM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    2011-12Rest of IndiaRajasthanSawai Mansingh Stadium
    2010-11Rest of IndiaMumbaiSawai Mansingh Stadium
    2009-10Rest of IndiaMumbaiVidarbha Cricket Association Stadium
    2008-09Rest of IndiaDelhiReliance Cricket Stadium
    2007-08Rest of IndiaMumbaiMadhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground
    2006-07Rest of IndiaUttar PradeshVidarbha Cricket Association Ground
    2005-06RailwaysRest of IndiaKarnail Singh Stadium
    2004-05Rest of IndiaMumbaiPunjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium
    2003-04Rest of IndiaMumbaiMA Chidambaram Stadium
    2002-03RailwaysRest of IndiaKarnail Singh Stadium
    2001-02Rest of IndiaBarodaVidarbha Cricket Association Ground
    2000-01Rest of IndiaMumbaiWankhede Stadium
    1999-00Rest of IndiaKarnatakaM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    1998-99KarnatakaRest of IndiaM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    1997-98MumbaiRest of IndiaWankhede Stadium
    1996-97KarnatakaRest of IndiaM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    1995-96Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaWankhede Stadium
    1994-95Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaWankhede Stadium
    1993-94Rest of IndiaPunjabPunjab Agricultural University Stadium
    1992-93Rest of IndiaDelhiFeroz Shah Kotla
    1991-92HaryanaRest of IndiaNahar Singh Stadium
    1990-91Rest of IndiaBengalM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    1989-90DelhiRest of IndiaWankhede Stadium
    1988-89Tamil NaduRest of IndiaM. A. Chidambaram Stadium
    1987-88HyderabadRest of IndiaGymkhana Ground, Secunderabad
    1986-87Rest of IndiaDelhiBarkatullah Khan Stadium
    1985-86Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaVidarbha Cricket Association Ground
    1984-85Rest of IndiaBombay (Mumbai)Feroz Shah Kotla
    1983-84KarnatakaRest of IndiaMadhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground
    1982-83Rest of IndiaDelhiFeroz Shah Kotla
    1981-82Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaNehru Stadium, Indore
    1980-81DelhiRest of IndiaFeroz Shah Kotla
    1978-79Rest of IndiaKarnatakaM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    1977-78Rest of IndiaBombay (Mumbai)Wankhede Stadium
    1976-77Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaFeroz Shah Kotla
    1975-76Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaVidarbha Cricket Association Ground
    1974-75KarnatakaRest of IndiaSardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium, Ahmedabad
    1973-74Rest of IndiaBombay (Mumbai)M. Chinnaswamy Stadium
    1972-73Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaNehru Stadium, Pune
    1971-72Rest of IndiaBombay (Mumbai)Brabourne Stadium
    1970-71Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaEden Gardens
    1969-70Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaPune Club Ground
    1968-69Rest of IndiaBombay (Mumbai)Brabourne Stadium
    1967-68Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaBrabourne Stadium
    1966-67Rest of IndiaBombay (Mumbai)Eden Gardens
    1965-66Bombay & Rest of India (shared ()Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium - Chennai
    1963-64Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaNeelam Sanjeeva Reddy Stadium
    1962-63Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaBrabourne Stadium
    1959-60Bombay (Mumbai)Rest of IndiaFeroz Shah Kotla
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