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Winners

Season Winner Runner-up Result 100s 5WI 10WM Umpires
1934–35 Bombay Northern India 208 runs Vijay Merchant 120 Homi Vajifdar 8/40, Devraj Puri 6/101
1935–36 Bombay Madras 192 runs None Bomanji Kalapesi 5/92, A. G. Ram Singh 5/92
1936–37 Nawanagar Bengal 256 runs Vinoo Mankad 185, Graham Skinner 125 None
1937–38 Hyderabad Nawanagar 1 wicket Eddie Aibara 137* Hyder Ali 5/92
1938–39 Bengal Southern Punjab 178 runs Wazir Ali 222 Amir Elahi 5/73, Kamal Bhattacharya 5/100
1939–40 Maharashtra United Provinces 10 wkts Kamal Bhandarkar 132, Phiroze Palia 216
1940–41 Maharashtra Madras 6 wkts Vijay Hazare 137, Ranga Sohoni 104* Chandu Sarwate 6/83
1941–42 Bombay Mysore inns & 281 runs K. C. Ibrahim 117 J.B Khot 6/19 & 5/40, AK Bhalerao 5/46 J. B. Khot 11/59
1942–43 Baroda Hyderabad 356 runs Ghulam Ahmed 6/114, C. S. Nayudu 6/60, S. R. Mehta 5/103
1943–44 Western India Bengal inns & 23 G. Kishenchand 111 Shantilal Gandhi 6/50
1944–45 Bombay Holkar 374 runs Vijay Merchant 278, Rusi Modi 151, Rusi Cooper 104, Mushtaq Ali 109 & 130, Denis Compton 249* C. S. Nayudu 6/153 & 5/275, Dattu Phadkar 5/75 C. S. Nayudu 11/428
1945–46 Holkar Baroda 56 runs C. K. Nayudu 200 C. S. Nayudu 5/66 & 5/148 C. S. Nayudu 10/214
1946–47 Baroda Holkar inns and 409 runs Gul Mahomed 319, Vijay Hazare 288 Vijay Hazare 6/85, Amir Elahi 6/62
1947–48 Holkar Bombay 9 wkts Hiralal Gaekwad 6/90
1948–49 Bombay Baroda 468 runs K. C. Ibrahim 219, Michael Dalvi 110, Vijay Hazare 115 Dattu Phadkar 6/49, Ranga Sohoni 5/86
1949–50 Baroda Holkar 4 wkts Mushtaq Ali 140, Vijay Hazare 130 & 101 C. S. Nayudu 5/182
1950–51 Holkar Gujarat 189 runs Mushtaq Ali 187, Chandu Sarwate 234, Jasu Patel 152 Vinoo Mankad 6/132
1951–52 Bombay Holkar 531 runs G. S. Ramchand 149, Vinoo Mankad 141 Dattu Phadkar 7/109
1952–53 Holkar Bengal FIL P. B. Datta 141, B. B. Nimbalkar 219
1953–54 Bombay Holkar 8 wkts Rusi Modi 141
1954–55 Madras Holkar 46 runs C. D. Gopinath 133 M. K. Murugesh 5/114
1955–56 Bombay Bengal 8 wkts Polly Umrigar 112 Manohar Hardikar 8/39, Premangsu Chatterjee 7/101, Baloo Gupte 5/80
1956–57 Bombay Services inns & 38 Yatin Rele 162* KR Panjri 5/57
1957–58 Baroda Services inns & 51 Vijay Hazare 203, D. K. Gaekwad 132
1958–59 Bombay Bengal 420 runs H. D. Amroliwala 139, Madhav Apte 157, Ramnath Kenny 111 Premangsu Chatterjee 6/76
1959–60 Bombay Mysore inns & 22 G. S. Ramchand 106, Manohar Hardikar 145, V. Subramanya 103 Ghulam Guard 5/66
1960–61 Bombay Rajasthan 7 wkts G. S. Ramchand 118 Ramakant Desai 7/46, Salim Durani 8/99
1961–62 Bombay Rajasthan inns & 287 Ajit Wadekar 235, G. S. Ramchand 100
1962–63 Bombay Rajasthan inns & 19 R. G. Nadkarni 219, Ramakant Desai 107, G. S. Ramchand 102, Vijay Manjrekar 108
1963–64 Bombay Rajasthan 9 wkts Sharad Diwadkar 177, Hanumant Singh 128, Salim Durani 118, Vijay Manjrekar 105
1964–65 Bombay Hyderabad inns & 126 runs R. G. Nadkarni 194 Baloo Gupte 5/62 Sunil Banerjee and V. Rajagopal
1965–66 Bombay Rajasthan 8 wkts Ajit Wadekar 185 Manohar Hardikar 6/25 Sunil Banerjee and Samar Roy
1966–67 Bombay Rajasthan FIL Hanumant Singh 109 & 213*, Suryaveer Singh 132, Dilip Sardesai 199, Manohar Hardikar 108, R. G. Nadkarni 103
1967–68 Bombay Madras FIL Ashok Mankad 112
1968–69 Bombay Bengal FIL Ajit Wadekar 133
1969–70 Bombay Rajasthan inns & 59 runs Ashok Mankad 171, Sunil Gavaskar 114
1970–71 Bombay Maharashtra 48 runs Ramnath Parkar 108 Nicholas Saldanha 6/66, Vithal Joshi 5/62, Padmakar Shivalkar 6/56
1971–72 Bombay Bengal 246 runs Sunil Gavaskar 157 Padmakar Shivalkar 6/43
1972–73 Bombay Tamil Nadu 123 runs V. V. Kumar 5/48, S. Venkataraghavan 5/60, Padmakar Shivalkar 8/16 & 5/18, Eknath Solkar 5/23 Padmakar Shivalkar 13/34
1973–74 Karnataka Rajasthan 185 runs E. A. S. Prasanna 5/45 Madhav Gothoskar and Judah Reuben
1974–75 Bombay Karnataka 7 wkts G. R. Viswanath 144 Karsan Ghavri 5/66, E. A. S. Prasanna 6/123 Not available
1975–76 Bombay Bihar 10 wkts Abdul Ismail 5/48 & 5/58 Abdul Ismail 10/106 Mohammad Ghouse and B. Satyaji Rao
1976–77 Bombay Delhi 129 runs Karsan Ghavri 6/105, Bishan Bedi 5/90, Padmakar Shivalkar 6/55 Padmakar Shivalkar 10/143 S. N. Hanumantha Rao and K. B. Ramaswami
1977–78 Karnataka Uttar Pradesh inns & 193 G. R. Viswanath 247, Brijesh Patel 100 B. S. Chandrasekhar 6/57 & 6/24, Rajinder Singh Hans 9/152 B. S. Chandrasekhar 12/81 P. D. Reporter and Har Prasad Sharma
1978–79 Delhi Karnataka 399 runs Surinder Amarnath 132, Surinder Khanna 111 & 128, Mohinder Amarnath 178*, Brijesh Patel 166 Madan Lal 5/30 Dara Dotiwalla and Jiban Ghosh
1979–80 Delhi Bombay 240 runs Mohinder Amarnath 191, Kirti Azad 102 Padmakar Shivalkar 5/125, Ravi Shastri 6/61, Bishan Bedi 5/60 Bhairab Ganguli and V. Vikramraju
1980–81 Bombay Delhi inns & 46 Rakesh Shukla 120, Ghulam Parkar 121, Ashok Mankad 265 Balwinder Sandhu 6/72, Madan Lal 8/118, Suru Nayak 6/65 Mohammad Ghouse, M. G. Subramaniam
1981–82 Delhi Karnataka FIL Roger Binny 115, Brijesh Patel 124, Syed Kirmani 116, Ranjit Khanwilkar 113, Gursharan Singh 101, Mohinder Amarnath 185 Dara Dotiwalla, Padmakar Pandit
1982–83 Karnataka Bombay FIL Chandrakant Pandit 157, Roger Binny 115, Sandip Patil 121* Raju Kulkarni 5/157 S. R. Bose, Swaroop Kishen
1983–84 Bombay Delhi FIL Dilip Vengsarkar 123, Sunil Gavaskar 206, Kirti Azad 106, Manoj Prabhakar 122, Mohinder Amarnath 103* Subrata Banerjee, VK Ramaswamy
1984–85 Bombay Delhi 91 runs Sunil Gavaskar 106, Ajay Sharma 131 Raju Kulkarni 5/106, Ravi Shastri 8/91 Ravi Shastri 11/182 Bhairab Ganguli, VK Ramaswamy
1985–86 Delhi Haryana inns & 141 Manoj Prabhakar 113, Kirti Azad 107, Mohinder Amarnath 194, Ajay Sharma 110 Maninder Singh 8/54 Maninder Singh 11/120 Subrata Banerjee, V. K. Ramaswamy
1986–87 Hyderabad Delhi FIL Abdul Azeem 114, Arshad Ayub 174, Bhaskar Pillai 160*, Vijay Mohanraj 211* Rajesh Yadav 5/114 N. N. Patwardhan, Joydeb Roy
1987–88 Tamil Nadu Railways inns & 144 Naresh Churi 112, Robin Singh 131, Laxman Sivaramakrishnan 101 M. Venkataramana 7/94, S. Vasudevan 7/59 M. G. Deshpande, B. Jamula
1988–89 Delhi Bengal inns & 210 Bantoo Singh 179, Bhaskar Pillai 199, Kirti Azad 158, Rajiv Vinayak 103* Dara Dotiwalla, R. S. Rathore
1989–90 Bengal Delhi quotient R. S. Rathore, P. D. Reporter
1990–91 Haryana Bombay 2 runs Deepak Sharma 199, Dilip Vengsarkar 139* Yogendra Bhandari 5/118 A. L. Narasimhan, R. V. Ramani
1991–92 Delhi Tamil Nadu FIL Ajay Sharma 175, Bantoo Singh 123* Maninder Singh 5/130 S. B. Kulkarni, R. S. Rathore
1992–93 Punjab Maharashtra 120 runs Amit Sharma 161 Bharati Vij 6/61, Shrikant Jadhav 5/55 A. L. Narasimhan, Subroto Porel
1993–94 Bombay Bengal 8 wkts Utpal Chatterjee 7/71 S. K. Bansal, V. K. Ramaswamy
1994–95 Bombay Punjab FIL Sameer Dighe 137, Sanjay Manjrekar 224, Sachin Tendulkar 140, Vinod Kambli 107*, Vikram Rathour 177, Navjot Sidhu 108, Sachin Tendulkar 139, Sairaj Bahutule 103* S. Balachandran, Subroto Porel
1995–96 Karnataka Tamil Nadu FIL Vijay Bharadwaj 146, Rahul Dravid 114 Anil Kumble 5/95 S. K. Bansal, Subroto Porel
1996–97 Mumbai Delhi FIL Jatin Paranjpe 111, Amol Muzumdar 144, Ashu Dani 178, Ajay Sharma 176 V. K. Ramaswamy, Subroto Porel
1997–98 Karnataka Uttar Pradesh FIL J. Arunkumar 104, Rahul Dravid 215, Vijay Bharadwaj 122 Aloke Bhattacharjee, Suresh Deo
1998–99 Karnataka Madhya Pradesh 96 runs J. Arunkumar 147, Santosh Sahu 130 Harvinder Sodhi 5/78, Dodda Ganesh 5/103, Vijay Bharadwaj 6/24 Francis Gomes, S. K. Sharma
1999–2000 Mumbai Hyderabad
2000–01 Baroda Railways
2001–02 Railways Baroda
2002–03 Mumbai Tamil Nadu
2003–04 Mumbai Tamil Nadu
2004–05 Railways Punjab
2005–06 Uttar Pradesh Bengal
2006–07 Mumbai Bengal
2007–08 Delhi Uttar Pradesh
2008–09 Mumbai Uttar Pradesh
2009–10 Mumbai Karnataka
2010–11 Rajasthan Baroda
2011–12 Rajasthan Tamil Nadu
2012–13 Mumbai Saurashtra
2013–14 Karnataka Maharashtra
2014–15 Karnataka Tamil Nadu
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