Full Form of IPL :
Full Form of IPL : Indian Premier League
Overview of IPL (Indian Premier League)
The Full Form of IPL is Indian Premier League. IPL is a Professional Twenty20 Cricket played by Eight Teams representing Eight states of INDIA. These teams contains Professional and very popular Cricket Players in it. So, it is loved by every single person to watch them in front of each other. It is Contested in March, April or May of every year. This League was basically Created by Board of Control for Cricket in India. First time it was originated in 2008, and came out with a huge success.
Team Names Of IPL :
- Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)
- Chennai Super Kings (CSK)
- Kolkata Knight Riders(KKR)
- Mumbai Indians(MI)
- Sunrisers Hyderabad(SRH)
- Kings XI Punjab(KXIP)
- Delhi Capitals (DC)
- Rajasthan Royals(RR)
- Gujarat Lions(GL)
- Pune Warriors India(PWI)
- Kochi Tuskers Kerela(KTK)
All the Teams are very Famous and have a Big Fanbase Specially Royal Challengers Bangalore(RCB) Because of Virat Kohli , Chennai Super Kings(CSK) Because of Mahindra Singh Dhoni (MS Dhoni) , Kolkata Knight Riders(KKR) Because of Dinesh Kartik and many more..
Rules For IPL Team Selection :
Each Team Must Consist of :
- At Least Three Batsmen and Max. Five.
- At Least Three Bowlers and Max. Five.
- At Least One All-Rounder Max. Three.
- At Least One Uncapped Indian Player.
- Max. Of Four Overseas Players i.e Non-Indian Players.
- Not more than Seven Players From One IPL Franchise.
Overseas Players in IPL :
There are not only Indian Players in IPL Full Formed as Indian Premier League. There are Players present that are not Indian. Whether they can be from England, Australia, New-Zealand or any other countries.The players that IPL considers to be taken are Immensely popular all around the world.
Some Extremely Popular Overseas Players are Jacob Oram, Krris Gayle , David Hussey and many more.
IPL Winner Record From 2012 to 2018 :
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YEAR
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Runner Up
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Winner
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2012
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Chennai Super Kings
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KolKata Knight Riders
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2013
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Chennai Super Kings
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Mumbai Indians
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2014
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Kings XI Punjab
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Kolkata Knight Riders
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2015
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Chennai Super Kings
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Mumbai Indians
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2016
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Royal Challangers Bangalore
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Sunrisers Hyderabad
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2017
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Rising Pune Super Giant
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Mumbai Indians
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2018
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Sunrisers Hyderabad
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Chennai Super Kings
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