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The Ranji Trophy is an annual domestic first-class cricket championship played between various teams representing regional and various state cricket associations in India. This cricket trophy is named 'Ranji' after the first Indian cricketer to play international cricket, Ranjitsinhji, who was also known as 'Ranji'. He was the ruler of the Indian princely state of Navanagar and a great batsman. He played 15 Tests for England between 1896 and 1902. Ranji Trophy was first played in 1934. It is the premier first-class cricket championship of India, organized by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The competition currently has 38 teams, with at least one representation from all 28 states and 4 out of 8 union territories of India.
Vidarbha are the current Ranji Trophy champions, having defeated Kerala in the final match of the 2025–25 season.

Fast Facts:

  • The Ranji Trophy was first played in the 1934–35 season.
  • The Ranji Trophy is the premier first-class cricket championship in India and is organized by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
  • The competition currently consists of 38 teams, with at least one representation from all 28 states and 4 out of 8 union territories of India.
  • Mumbai is the most successful team in the history of Ranji Trophy having won 42 titles. Karnataka is the second most successful team, having won 8 titles in 14 final matches till the 2022-23 season.
    • List of Ranji Trophy Winners & Runners-Up
    SeasonWinnersRunners-up
    2024-25VidarbhaKerala
    2023-24MumbaiVidarbha
    2022–23SaurashtraBengal
    2021-22Madhya PradeshMumbai
    2020-21Not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic
    2019-20BengalSaurashtra
    2018–19VidarbhaSaurashtra
    2017–18VidarbhaDelhi
    2016–17GujaratMumbai
    2015–16MumbaiSaurashtra
    2014–15KarnatakaTamil Nadu
    2013–14KarnatakaMaharashtra
    2012–13MumbaiSaurashtra
    2011–12RajasthanTamil Nadu
    2010–11RajasthanBaroda
    2009–10MumbaiKarnataka
    2008–09MumbaiUttar Pradesh
    2007–08DelhiUttar Pradesh
    2006–07MumbaiBengal
    2005–06Uttar PradeshBengal
    2004–05RailwaysPunjab
    2003–04MumbaiTamil Nadu
    2002–03MumbaiTamil Nadu
    2001–02RailwaysBaroda
    2000–01BarodaRailways
    1999–00MumbaiHyderabad
    1998–99KarnatakaMadhya Pradesh
    1997–98KarnatakaUttar Pradesh
    1996–97MumbaiDelhi
    1995–96KarnatakaTamil Nadu
    1994–95BombayPunjab
    1993–94BombayBengal
    1992–93PunjabMaharashtra
    1991–92DelhiTamil Nadu
    1990–91HaryanaBombay
    1989–90BengalDelhi
    1988–89DelhiBengal
    1987–88Tamil NaduRailways
    1986–87HyderabadDelhi
    1985–86DelhiHaryana
    1984–85BombayDelhi
    1983–84BombayDelhi
    1982–83KarnatakaBombay
    1981–82DelhiKarnataka
    1980–81BombayDelhi
    1979–80DelhiBombay
    1978–79DelhiKarnataka
    1977–78KarnatakaUttar Pradesh
    1976–77BombayDelhi
    1975–76BombayBihar
    1974–75BombayKarnataka
    1973–74KarnatakaRajasthan
    1972–73BombayTamil Nadu
    1971–72BombayBengal
    1970–71BombayMaharashtra
    1969–70BombayRajasthan
    1968–69BombayBengal
    1967–68BombayMadras
    1966–67BombayRajasthan
    1965–66BombayRajasthan
    1964–65BombayHyderabad
    1963–64BombayRajasthan
    1962–63BombayRajasthan
    1961–62BombayRajasthan
    1960–61BombayRajasthan
    1959–60BombayMysore
    1958–59BombayBengal
    1957–58BarodaServices
    1956–57BombayServices
    1955–56BombayBengal
    1954–55MadrasHolkar
    1953–54BombayHolkar
    1952–53HolkarBengal
    1951–52BombayHolkar
    1950–51HolkarGujarat
    1949–50BarodaHolkar
    1948–49BombayBaroda
    1947–48HolkarBombay
    1946–47BarodaHolkar
    1945–46HolkarBaroda
    1944–45BombayHolkar
    1943–44Western IndiaBengal
    1942–43BarodaHyderabad
    1941–42BombayMysore
    1940–41MaharashtraMadras
    1939–40MaharashtraUnited Provinces
    1938–39BengalSouthern Punjab
    1937–38HyderabadNawanagar
    1936–37NawanagarBengal
    1935–36BombayMadras
    1934–35BombayNorthern India
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