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Duleep Trophy Winners List

Duleep Trophy Winners List...

Duleep Trophy is a domestic first-class cricket competition played in India. The BCCI hosts the Duleep Trophy competition. Named after Kumar Shri Dalipsinhji (also known as 'Dileep') of Nawanagar, the competition was originally played by teams representing geographical regions of India. India A are the defending champions.

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Fast Facts:

The Duleep Trophy was first introduced by the Board of Control for Cricket in India in the 1961–62 season.

The first season of the Duleep Trophy, was won by West Zone who defeated South Zone by 10 wickets in the final.

The most successful team in the Duleep Cup is West Zone, having won the title 19 times.

The last season of 2024 was also won by India A by defeating India C.

Duleep Trophy Winners
Season	Winner	Runner-up
2024	India A	India C
2023	South Zone	West Zone
2022/23	West Zone	South Zone
2021/22	No competition
2020/21	No competition
2019/20	India Red	India Green
2018/19	India Blue	India Red
2017/18	India Red	India Blue
2016/17	India Blue	India Red
2015/16	No competition
2014/15	Central Zone	South Zone
2013/14	North Zone and South Zone
2012/13	East Zone	Central Zone
2011/12	East Zone	Central Zone
2010/11	South Zone	North Zone
2009/10	West Zone	South Zone
2008/09	West Zone	South Zone
2007/08	North Zone	West Zone
2006/07	North Zone	Sri Lanka A
2005/06	West Zone	East Zone
2004/05	Central Zone	North Zone
2003/04	North Zone	East Zone
2002/03	Elite C	Plate B
2001/02	West Zone	North Zone
2000/01	North Zone	Central Zone
1999/00	North Zone	West Zone
1998/99	Central Zone	West Zone
1997/98	Central Zone and West Zone
1996/97	Central Zone	South Zone
1995/96	South Zone	Central Zone
1994/95	North Zone	South Zone
1993/94	North Zone	West Zone
1992/93	North Zone	Central Zone
1991/92	North Zone	West Zone
1990/91	North Zone	West Zone
1989/90	South Zone	Central Zone
1988/89	North Zone and West Zone
1987/88	North Zone	West Zone
1986/87	South Zone	West Zone
1985/86	West Zone	South Zone
1984/85	South Zone	North Zone
1983/84	North Zone	West Zone
1982/83	North Zone	South Zone
1981/82	West Zone	East Zone
1980/81	West Zone	East Zone
1979/80	North Zone	West Zone
1978/79	North Zone	West Zone
1977/78	West Zone	North Zone
1976/77	West Zone	North Zone
1975/76	South Zone	North Zone
1974/75	South Zone	West Zone
1973/74	North Zone	Central Zone
1972/73	West Zone	Central Zone
1971/72	Central Zone	West Zone
1970/71	South Zone	East Zone
1969/70	West Zone	North Zone
1968/69	West Zone	South Zone
1967/68	South Zone	West Zone
1966/67	South Zone	West Zone
1965/66	South Zone	Central Zone
1964/65	West Zone	Central Zone
1963/64	South Zone and West Zone
1962/63	West Zone	South Zone
1961/62	West Zone	South Zone

Most Championships Team:

No.	Winners	Wons
1	West Zone	19
2	North Zone	18
3	South Zone	13
4	Central Zone	6
5	India Blue	2
6	India Red	2
7	East Zone	2
8	Elite C	1

Most runs:

Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Runs	Ave	HS	100s	50s
Wasim Jaffer	Elite B, West Zone	1997–2013	30	54	2545	55.32	173	8	13
Vikram Rathour	North Zone	1993–2002	25	45	2265	51.47	249	6	11
Anshuman Gaekwad	West Zone	1974–1987	26	42	2004	52.73	216	4	2
Ajay Sharma	North Zone	1984–1997	26	37	1961	57.67	202	7	9
Akash Chopra	Central Zone, North Zone, Elite A	1997–2011	24	43	1918	53.27	205	6	8

Most wickets:

Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Wkts	Ave	Econ	SR	BBI	BBM	5	10
Narendra Hirwani	Central Zone, Plate B	1987–2004	29	45	126	34.12	2.99	68.4	7/129	12/200	8	2
Sairaj Bahutule	West Zone, Elite B	1993–2006	30	48	112	26.76	2.84	56.4	6/41	9/114	4	0
B. S. Chandrasekhar	South Zone	1963–1979	24	41	99	24.30	2.81	51.7	8/80	10/183	7	1

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