IPL winners list from 2008 to 2019 and IPL match information

Indian Premier League is an annual Twenty20 international cricket tournament of India. IPL winners list you can check up to present and Man of the series, runner-up team, and more details. Basically, IPL was established in 2008.

There have been 12 seasons of the IPL tournament as of May 2019. The opening IPL season won by Rajasthan Royals.

In IPL 2018 the last year, IPL winners are the Chennai Super Kings team and the team Man of the match award was gained, Shane Watson. In 2011 IPL teams are attending 10 teams in IPL auction that’s the highest team more than others IPL. Maximum IPL consists of eight teams in eight cities across India.

IPL match information details

Some importance IPL match information details that are very important. If we don’t know about IPL information so, see here.

IPL countries: India

Match Format: Twenty20

Administrator Name: IPL Governing Council, BCCI

First IPL started: 2008

Present IPL: 2019

Number of teams: 8 teams

First IPL champions: Rajasthan Royals.

Current champion: Chennai Super Kings (third times)

Most runs of all editions: Virat Kohli (5412)

Most wickets: Lasith Malinga (169)

Top successful teams: Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians (both three times winners)

IPL winners list from 2008 to 2019

Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings are the most popular teams in IPL history, having won three-time IPL winners. In 2018 IPL winners is Chennai Super Kings.

Everyone can get here the list of the IPL winners from 2008 to 2019 details like Champion, runner-up, teams, Man of the Match award, series and more.

IPL year	Winner	Runner-up	Venue and the number of teams	Man of the Match player	Man of the Series player
2008	Rajasthan Royals team	Chennai Super Kings	Mumbai - 8 teams	Yusuf Pathan	Shane Watson
2009	Deccan Chargers	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Johhanesburg-8 teams	Anil Kumble	Adam Gilchrist
2010	Chennai Super Kings	Mumbai Indians	Mumbai-8 teams	Suresh Raina	Sachin Tendulkar
2011	Chennai Super Kings	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Chennai -10 teams	Murali Vijay	Chris Gayle
2012	Kolkata Knight Riders	Chennai Super Kings	Chennai -09 teams	Manvinder Bisla	Sunil Narine
2013	Mumbai Indians	Chennai Super Kings	Kolkata - 9 teams	Kieron Pollard	Shane Watson
2014	Kolkata Knight Riders	Kings XI Punjab	Bangalore -8 teams	Manish Pandey	Glenn Maxwell
2015	Mumbai Indians	Chennai Super Kings	Kolkata -8 teams	Rohit Sharma	Andre Russell
2016	Sunrisers Hyderabad	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Bangalore -8 teams	Ben Cutting	Virat Kohli
2017	Mumbai Indians	Rising Pune Supergiants	Hyderabad -8 teams	Krunal Pandya	Ben Stokes
2018	Chennai Super Kings	Sunrisers Hyderabad	Mumbai -8 teams	Shane Watson	Sunil Narine
2019	Mumbai Indians	Chennai Super Kings	Hyderabad -8 teams	Pending	Pending