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Cricket tournament
Wills Trophy
CountriesIndia
AdministratorBCCI
FormatList A cricket
First edition1977–78
Latest edition1999–2000
Tournament formatKnock out
Number of teams7
Most successfulBombay/Mumbai (8 titles)
QualificationRanji Trophy orVijay Hazare Trophy

TheWills Trophy, formally named the Wills One-Day Trophy and named after sponsorWills ofITC Limited), was an IndianList A cricket tournament organized by theBoard of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Established in the 1977–78 season, it was played to find the best limited overs side of the domestic season as only the Ranji Trophy had inter-zonal finals. The annual tournament was played between seven sides, the five zonal winners and two composite teams, Wills XI (named after the title sponsor) andIndian Board President XI. Till the 1992–93 season, the team finishing first in each Zone of theRanji Trophy qualified to play this tournament. Since the 1993–94 season, the team finishing first in each Zone of theRanji One-Day Trophy qualified to play this tournament.

Tournament history

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YearFinal hostWinnerRunner-upMost runsMost wicketsRef
1977–78MadrasWills XIIndian Board President XIDilip Vengsarkar (Wil-XI)Karsan Ghavri (IBP-XI)
Ashok Mankad (Wil-XI)
S. Venkataraghavan (Wil-XI)
[1]
1978–79MumbaiBombay &Delhi (shared)Surinder Amarnath (Del)Sunil Valson (Del)
Sandeep Patil (Bom)
[2]
1979–80not played
1980–81DelhiWills XI (2)Indian Board President XI (2)Anshuman Gaekwad (Wil-XI)Yograj Singh (IBP-XI)[3]
1981–82KanpurBombay (2)Indian Board President XI (3)Sunil Gavaskar (Bom)Ravi Shastri (Bom)[4]
1982–83CalcuttaBombay (3)DelhiKirti Azad (Del)Manoj Prabhakar (Del)[5]
1983–84BangaloreIndian Board President XIKarnatakaM. R. Srinivasaprasad (Kar)Roger Binny (Kar)
Sharad Rao (Kar)
Ranjit Khanwilkar (Kar)
[6]
1984–85MumbaiWills XI (3)Indian Board President XI (4)Padam Shastri (IBP-XI)Anshuman Gaekwad (Wil-XI)[7]
1985–86DelhiBombay (4)Delhi (2)Alan Sippy (Bom)Maninder Singh (Del)
Madan Lal (Del)
[8]
1986–87NagpurDelhi (2)MaharashtraShrikant Kalyani (Mah)Sunil Gudge (Mah)[9]
1987–88CalcuttaIndian Board President XI (2)Karnataka (2)W. V. Raman (IBP-XI)Ajay Sharma (IBP-XI)[10]
1988–89MadrasDelhi (3)RailwaysRaman Lamba (Del)Manoj Prabhakar (Del)[11]
1989–90MumbaiWills XI (4)Delhi (3)Navjot Sidhu (Wil-XI)Ravi Shastri (Wil-XI)[12]
1990–91DelhiBombay (5)Wills XIRavi Shastri (Bom)Raju Kulkarni (Bom)[13]
1991–92KanpurIndian Board President XI (3)Wills XI (2)Sachin Tendulkar (IBP-XI)Ravi Shastri (IBP-XI)[14]
1992–93GuwahatiDelhi (4) &Indian Board President XI (4) (shared)Ravi Sehgal (Del)B Iqbal Khan (Mum)
K. N. Ananthapadmanabhan (IBP-XI)
Kirti Azad (Del)
Kartar Nath (Del)
Atul Wassan (Del)
Ravi Sehgal (Del)
[15]
1993–94not played
1994–95MadrasBombay (6)HaryanaSachin Tendulkar (Bom)Obaid Kamal (Wil-XI)[16]
1995–96MumbaiWills XI (5)BengalSachin Tendulkar (Wil-XI)Arindam Sarkar (Ben)[17]
1996–97MohaliMumbai (7)Haryana (2)Sanjay Manjrekar (Mum)Sairaj Bahutule (Mum)[18]
1997–98LucknowMumbai (8)Indian Board President XI (5)Vikram Rathour (IBP-XI)Sairaj Bahutule (Mum)
Sandeep Sharma (IBP-XI)
[19]
1998–99CalcuttaMadhya PradeshBengal (2)Amay Khurasiya (MP)Laxmi Ratan Shukla (Ben)
Harvinder Sodhi (MP)
[20]
1999–2000VishakapatnamIndian Board President XI (5)Karnataka (3)Sanjay Bangar (IBP-XI)Murali Kartik (IBP-XI)[21]

Teams summary

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AppearancesStatistics
TeamTotalChampionsRunners-upMat.WonLostTieNRWin%*
Bombay / Mumbai148-322461179.03
Indian Board President XI21554124142162.50
Wills XI21524023160058.97
Delhi1343271692062.96
Madhya Pradesh5109531061.11
Karnataka8-316771150.00
Bengal15-2248150134.87
Haryana6-210460040.00
Railways2-15320060.00
Maharashtra4-17340042.86
Tamil Nadu7--9171016.67
Hyderabad5--6140120.00
Uttar Pradesh12--13112007.69
Bihar3--303000.00
Orissa2--202000.00
Rajasthan2--202000.00
Baroda2--202000.00
Punjab2--202000.00
Gujarat1--101000.00
Andhra1--101000.00
Assam1--101000.00
Bangladesh Cricket Board XI1--101000.00

See also

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References

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