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Insights from IPL Teams’ Trophy Count at the Start of the 18th Edition

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March 24, 2025

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At the start of the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League

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Overview

In the Indian Premier League (IPL), an IPL trophy represents the ultimate achievement for a franchise, signifying their victory in a particular season. Winning the trophy requires consistent performances throughout the league stage, followed by success in the playoffs and ultimately triumphing in the final. The number of IPL trophies a team has won is a strong indicator of their dominance, ability to perform under pressure, and overall success in the tournament’s history.

Trends & Insights

As the 18th edition of the IPL begins, the data on IPL trophies showcases the most successful franchises in the league’s history. Two teams stand out at the top—Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Mumbai Indians (MI), each with 5 titles. These two franchises have been the most dominant forces in IPL history, consistently reaching playoffs and finals while demonstrating exceptional leadership, squad depth, and match-winning performances. The success of CSK under MS Dhoni’s captaincy and MI under Rohit Sharma has been a defining factor in their championship victories.

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) have secured 3 IPL titles, establishing themselves as one of the stronger teams in the league. Their success, particularly under the leadership of Gautam Gambhir in the past, reflects their ability to win crucial matches and deliver under pressure. Despite not being as dominant as CSK and MI, KKR remains a formidable team with a championship pedigree.

Teams like Rajasthan Royals (RR), Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), Gujarat Titans (GT), and Deccan Chargers (DC) have each won 1 IPL trophy. RR won the inaugural IPL season in 2008 under Shane Warne, but they have struggled to replicate that success despite competitive performances in recent years. SRH, who replaced Deccan Chargers, won their only title in 2016, showcasing their potential as a competitive franchise.

Gujarat Titans’ inclusion in this list is particularly impressive, considering they won the IPL in their debut season (2022). Despite playing far fewer matches than other teams, GT has already made a mark with its early success. This achievement highlights the importance of a well-balanced squad and strong leadership, with Hardik Pandya leading them to their maiden title.

One major takeaway from this data is the absence of franchises like Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), Delhi Capitals (DC), Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), and Punjab Kings (PBKS). Despite being in the league for a long time, RCB, DC, and PBKS have yet to win a title, reflecting their inconsistency in crucial matches. LSG, being a new entrant, still has time to build a championship-winning legacy.

The number of IPL trophies won by teams provides a clear picture of the most successful franchises in the league’s history. CSK and MI remain the benchmark for success, while KKR has also proven its ability to win multiple titles. Teams with one title, such as RR, SRH, GT, and DC (before being replaced), have shown glimpses of success but need more consistency to match the top-tier franchises. On the other hand, teams that have yet to win an IPL trophy will be eager to change their fortunes in upcoming seasons. As IPL 2025 begins, the battle for supremacy continues, and it will be interesting to see which teams add to their championship tally.

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