IN PHOTOS: List of players to win the most IPL titles

Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated the Gujarat Titans in the IPL 2026 final to win back-to-back titles. With this win, Krunal Pandya joined an illustrious list of cricketers to win the IPL five times. Here is a list of players who have won the IPL most number of times. (Pic: PTI)

Updated On: 2026-06-01 05:54 PM IST

Compiled by : Atharva Upasani

Krunal Pandya (Pic: PTI)

Rohit Sharma (6): Widely regarded as one of the most successful captains in tournament history, Rohit Sharma secured his first IPL championship with the Deccan Chargers in 2009. He subsequently established a historic legacy with the Mumbai Indians, orchestrating the franchise's rise to prominence by captaining them to an unprecedented five titles. (File Pic)

Ambati Rayudu (5): A proven clutch performer across two of the league's most dominant eras, Rayudu holds the rare distinction of winning six championships, divided equally between two rival teams. He served as a vital middle-order anchor during three title-winning campaigns with the Mumbai Indians before replicating that success with three additional trophies at the Chennai Super Kings. (Pic: IPL)

Kieron Pollard (5): An absolute titan of the modern T20 game, Pollard spent his entire illustrious 13-season IPL playing career with the Mumbai Indians. The powerful West Indian all-rounder played a defining role in all five of the franchise's championship victories, delivering iconic, match-winning performances with both bat and ball in high-pressure finals. (Pic: BCCI)

Hardik Pandya (5): An elite all-rounder with a remarkable track record of championship success, Pandya was a core component of the Mumbai Indians' golden era, contributing significantly to four title victories. He further cemented his leadership credentials by guiding the Gujarat Titans to a historic championship debut during their inaugural 2022 campaign. (File Pic)

Krunal Pandya (5): A highly versatile all-rounder and proven championship winner, Pandya cemented his elite status in the league by securing a historic fifth IPL title following Royal Challengers Bengaluru's successful 2026 campaign. Having previously served as a vital tactical asset in three title-winning seasons with the Mumbai Indians, his crucial middle-overs contributions have now helped anchor back-to-back championships for RCB. (Pic: PTI)

MS Dhoni (5): The architect behind the league's most consistent franchise, Dhoni has captained the Chennai Super Kings to all five of their historic championship titles. His calm leadership and tactical acumen under pressure have defined CSK’s identity, making them an IPL powerhouse. (File Pic)

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