List of Ranji Trophy Winners and Runners-Up Teams (Since 1934 to Till Now)

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The Ranji Trophy is an annual domestic first-class cricket championship played in India between different teams representing regional and different state cricket associations. This cricket trophy is named after the first Indian cricketer who played international cricket, Ranjitsinhji, who was also known as ‘Ranji’. He was the ruler of the Indian princely state of Nawanagar and a fine batsman who played 15 Tests for England between 1896 and 1902. Ranji Trophy was first played in the 1934-35 season. It is the premier first-class cricket championship in India and is organised by Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The competition currently consists of 38 teams, with all 28 states in India and 4 of the 8 union territories having at least one representation.

Saurashtra is the current Ranji Trophy winner, which defeated Bengal in the final match of the 2022-23 season. Mumbai is the most successful team in the Ranji Trophy history which has won 41 titles and Karnataka is the 2nd most successful team, winning 8 titles in 14 final appearances till the 2022-23 season.

Ranji Trophy Winners List (Season 1934-35 to Till Now)

Season	Winners	Runners-up
2022-23	Saurashtra	Bengal
2021-22	Madhya Pradesh	Mumbai
2020-21	Not Happen Due to Covid
2019-20	Bengal	Saurashtra
2018–19	Vidarbha	Saurashtra
2017–18	Vidarbha	Delhi
2016–17	Gujarat	Mumbai
2015–16	Mumbai	Saurashtra
2014–15	Karnataka	Tamil Nadu
2013–14	Karnataka	Maharashtra
2012–13	Mumbai	Saurashtra
2011–12	Rajasthan	Tamil Nadu
2010–11	Rajasthan	Baroda
2009–10	Mumbai	Karnataka
2008–09	Mumbai	Uttar Pradesh
2007–08	Delhi	Uttar Pradesh
2006–07	Mumbai	Bengal
2005–06	Uttar Pradesh	Bengal
2004–05	Railways	Punjab
2003–04	Mumbai	Tamil Nadu
2002–03	Mumbai	Tamil Nadu
2001–02	Railways	Baroda
2000–01	Baroda	Railways
1999–00	Mumbai	Hyderabad
1998–99	Karnataka	Madhya Pradesh
1997–98	Karnataka	Uttar Pradesh
1996–97	Mumbai	Delhi
1995–96	Karnataka	Tamil Nadu
1994–95	Bombay	Punjab
1993–94	Bombay	Bengal
1992–93	Punjab	Maharashtra
1991–92	Delhi	Tamil Nadu
1990–91	Haryana	Bombay
1989–90	Bengal	Delhi
1988–89	Delhi	Bengal
1987–88	Tamil Nadu	Railways
1986–87	Hyderabad	Delhi
1985–86	Delhi	Haryana
1984–85	Bombay	Delhi
1983–84	Bombay	Delhi
1982–83	Karnataka	Bombay
1981–82	Delhi	Karnataka
1980–81	Bombay	Delhi
1979–80	Delhi	Bombay
1978–79	Delhi	Karnataka
1977–78	Karnataka	Uttar Pradesh
1976–77	Bombay	Delhi
1975–76	Bombay	Bihar
1974–75	Bombay	Karnataka
1973–74	Karnataka	Rajasthan
1972–73	Bombay	Tamil Nadu
1971–72	Bombay	Bengal
1970–71	Bombay	Maharashtra
1969–70	Bombay	Rajasthan
1968–69	Bombay	Bengal
1967–68	Bombay	Madras
1966–67	Bombay	Rajasthan
1965–66	Bombay	Rajasthan
1964–65	Bombay	Hyderabad
1963–64	Bombay	Rajasthan
1962–63	Bombay	Rajasthan
1961–62	Bombay	Rajasthan
1960–61	Bombay	Rajasthan
1959–60	Bombay	Mysore
1958–59	Bombay	Bengal
1957–58	Baroda	Services
1956–57	Bombay	Services
1955–56	Bombay	Bengal
1954–55	Madras	Holkar
1953–54	Bombay	Holkar
1952–53	Holkar	Bengal
1951–52	Bombay	Holkar
1950–51	Holkar	Gujarat
1949–50	Baroda	Holkar
1948–49	Bombay	Baroda
1947–48	Holkar	Bombay
1946–47	Baroda	Holkar
1945–46	Holkar	Baroda
1944–45	Bombay	Holkar
1943–44	Western India	Bengal
1942–43	Baroda	Hyderabad
1941–42	Bombay	Mysore
1940–41	Maharashtra	Madras
1939–40	Maharashtra	United Provinces
1938–39	Bengal	Southern Punjab
1937–38	Hyderabad	Nawanagar
1936–37	Nawanagar	Bengal
1935–36	Bombay	Madras
1934–35	Bombay	Northern India