IPL HISTORICAL DATA YEAR 2008 TO 2022

IPL champions and runners-up for each edition of the tournament

IPL 2008: Rajasthan Royals (champions), Chennai Super Kings (runners-up)

IPL 2009: Deccan Chargers (champions), Royal Challengers Bangalore (runners-up)

IPL 2010: Chennai Super Kings (champions), Mumbai Indians (runners-up)

IPL 2011: Chennai Super Kings (champions), Royal Challengers Bangalore (runners-up)

IPL 2012: Kolkata Knight Riders (champions), Chennai Super Kings (runners-up)

IPL 2013: Mumbai Indians (champions), Chennai Super Kings (runners-up)

IPL 2014: Kolkata Knight Riders (champions), Kings XI Punjab (runners-up)

IPL 2015: Mumbai Indians (champions), Chennai Super Kings (runners-up)

IPL 2016: Sunrisers Hyderabad (champions), Royal Challengers Bangalore (runners-up)

IPL 2017: Mumbai Indians (champions), Rising Pune Supergiants (runners-up)

IPL 2018: Chennai Super Kings (champions), Sunrisers Hyderabad (runners-up)

IPL 2019: Mumbai Indians (champions), Chennai Super Kings (runners-up)

IPL 2020: Mumbai Indians (champions), Delhi Capitals (runners-up)

IPL 2021: Chennai Super Kings (champions), Kolkata Knight Riders (runners-up)

The purple/orange cap holders, here are the top performers for each category

Purple cap holders:

2008: Sohail Tanvir (22 wickets)

2009: RP Singh (23 wickets)

2010: Pragyan Ojha (21 wickets)

2011: Lasith Malinga (28 wickets)

2012: Morne Morkel (25 wickets)

2013: Dwayne Bravo (32 wickets)

2014: Mohit Sharma (23 wickets)

2015: Dwayne Bravo (26 wickets)

2016: Bhuvneshwar Kumar (23 wickets)

2017: Bhuvneshwar Kumar (26 wickets)

2018: Andrew Tye (24 wickets)

2019: Imran Tahir (26 wickets)

2020: Kagiso Rabada (30 wickets)

2021: Harshal Patel (32 wickets)

Orange cap holders:

2008: Shaun Marsh (616 runs)

2009: Matthew Hayden (572 runs)

2010: Sachin Tendulkar (618 runs)

2011: Chris Gayle (608 runs)

2012: Chris Gayle (733 runs)

2013: Michael Hussey (733 runs)

2014: Robin Uthappa (660 runs)

2015: David Warner (562 runs)

2016: Virat Kohli (973 runs)

2017: David Warner (641 runs)

2018: Kane Williamson (735 runs)

2019: David Warner (692 runs)

2020: KL Rahul (670 runs)

2021: Shikhar Dhawan (596 runs)

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