The Ranji Trophy is named after Colonel H. H. Shri Sir Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji II, often known as K. S. Ranjitsinhji, who was the first Indian cricketer to play at the highest level. Started in 1934, and since then, the tournament has never looked back, with many players aspiring to play for the Ranji Trophy.
Over the years, many things have changed. Initially, the tournament saw five zones: North, South, East, West, and Central. But slowly and steadily, things started changing, and just before the 2002-03 season, the zonal system was replaced with the Elite and Plate groups, where 15 teams were in the Elite group, and the others were in the Plate group.
Recently, the tournament saw further expansion, with 38 teams now divided into eight Elite Groups and one Plate Group. Each Elite Group has four teams, while the Plate Group consists of six teams. Mumbai has been a formidable side in this prestigious competition with 42 titles; Karnataka has won 8 times, while Delhi has won 7. See the full list of Ranji Trophy winners over the years.
Ranji Trophy winners list
SeasonChampionRunners-up1934-35BombayNorthern India1935-36BombayMadras1936-37NawanagarBengal1937-38HyderabadNawanagar1938-39BengalSouthern Punjab1939-40MaharashtraUnited Provinces1940-41MaharashtraMadras1941-42BombayMysore1942-43BarodaHyderabad1943-44Western IndiaBengal1944-45BombayHolkar1945-46HolkarBaroda1946-47BarodaHolkar1947-48HolkarBombay1948-49BombayBaroda1949-50BarodaHolkar1950-51HolkarGujarat1951-52BombayHolkar1952-53HolkarBengal1953-54BombayHolkar1954-55MadrasHolkar1955-56BombayBengal1956-57BombayServices1957-58BarodaServices1958-59BombayBengal1959-60BombayMysore1960-61BombayRajasthan1961-62BombayRajasthan1962-63BombayRajasthan1963-64BombayRajasthan1964-65BombayHyderabad1965-66BombayRajasthan1966-67BombayRajasthan1967-68BombayMadras1968-69BombayBengal1969-70BombayRajasthan1970-71BombayMaharashtra1971-72BombayBengal1972-73BombayTamil Nadu1973-74KarnatakaRajasthan1974-75BombayKarnataka1975-76BombayBihar1976-77BombayDelhi1977-78KarnatakaUttar Pradesh1978-79DelhiKarnataka1979-80DelhiBombay1980-81BombayDelhi1981-82DelhiKarnataka1982-83KarnatakaBombay1983-84BombayDelhi1984-85BombayDelhi1985-86DelhiHaryana1986-87HyderabadDelhi1987-88Tamil NaduRailways1988-89DelhiBengal1989-90BengalDelhi1990-91HaryanaBombay1991-92DelhiTamil Nadu1992-93PunjabMaharashtra1993-94BombayBengal1994-95BombayPunjab1995-96KarnatakaTamil Nadu1996-97MumbaiDelhi1997-98KarnatakaUttar Pradesh1998-99KarnatakaMadhya Pradesh1999-00MumbaiHyderabad2000-01BarodaRailways2001-02RailwaysBaroda2002-03MumbaiTamil Nadu2003-04MumbaiTamil Nadu2004-05RailwaysPunjab2005-06Uttar PradeshBengal2006-07MumbaiBengal2007-08DelhiUttar Pradesh2008-09MumbaiUttar Pradesh2009-10MumbaiKarnataka2010-11RajasthanBaroda2011-12RajasthanTamil Nadu2012-13MumbaiSaurashtra2013-14KarnatakaMaharashtra2014-15KarnatakaTamil Nadu2015-16MumbaiSaurashtra2016-17GujaratMumbai2017-18VidarbhaDelhi2018-19VidarbhaSaurashtra2019-20SaurashtraBengal2020-21Not held due to CovidNot held due to Covid2021-22Madhya PradeshMumbai2022-23SaurashtraBengal2023-24MumbaiVidarbha2024-25VidarbhaKerala2025-26Jammu & KashmirKarnatakaFull list of Ranji Trophy winners Inside Sport India.
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