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Chennai Super Kings

CSK

Chennai Super Kings have won 5 IPL titles (2010, 2011, 2018, 2021, 2023), with a 55.6% win rate from 266 matches (148 wins, 116 losses) across 17 seasons (2008–2026).

Titles
5
Runner-up
5
Matches
266
Win %
55.6%

Finals contested

10 finals: 5 won, 5 lost.

SeasonResultOpponentMargin
2008 Lost Rajasthan Royals 3 wickets
2010 Won Mumbai Indians 22 runs
2011 Won Royal Challengers Bengaluru 58 runs
2012 Lost Kolkata Knight Riders 5 wickets
2013 Lost Mumbai Indians 23 runs
2015 Lost Mumbai Indians 41 runs
2018 Won Sunrisers Hyderabad 8 wickets
2019 Lost Mumbai Indians 1 run
2021 Won Kolkata Knight Riders 27 runs
2023 Won Gujarat Titans 5 wickets

Head-to-head record

All-time results against other franchises.

OpponentPlayedWonLostWin %
Mumbai Indians 41 20 21 48.8%
Royal Challengers Bengaluru 35 21 14 60%
Delhi Capitals 33 21 12 63.6%
Kolkata Knight Riders 32 21 11 65.6%
Punjab Kings 32 16 16 50%
Rajasthan Royals 32 16 16 50%
Sunrisers Hyderabad 24 15 9 62.5%
Gujarat Titans 10 4 6 40%
Lucknow Super Giants 7 3 4 42.9%

Head-to-head totals cover matches between the ten major current franchises; ties/no-results may make won + lost differ from played.

Best record, over ten meetings or more: Kolkata Knight Riders, 21 wins from 32 (65.6%). Weakest: Gujarat Titans, 4 from 10 (40%).

Chennai Super Kings — from The IPL Story

The Dhoni dynasty: how CSK became the IPL's constant

Chennai Super Kings just won their fifth IPL crown, and the story is always the same one — MS Dhoni's stillness, a core that never leaves, and a franchise that survived even a two-year ban to keep winning.

IPL 2023

Ten off two, past midnight: Dhoni's fifth arrives on the reserve day

Needing ten off the last two balls of a final that had already survived a washout and a reserve day, Ravindra Jadeja struck six then four to beat Gujarat Titans by 5 wickets and hand MS Dhoni a fifth IPL crown, level with Mumbai Indians.

IPL 2021

Exiles no more: CSK win a fourth title in the Dubai night

Twelve months after their worst-ever campaign, Chennai Super Kings are champions again — Faf du Plessis's 86 the spine of a 192, and a 27-run win over Kolkata Knight Riders in Dubai that seals a fourth crown.

IPL 2018

Return from exile: CSK's 'dad's army' wins it at the first attempt

Two years in exile, a squad written off as a 'dad's army', a home ripped away by protests — and still Chennai Super Kings came back and won it, beating Sunrisers Hyderabad by 8 wickets as Shane Watson hammered an unbeaten 117.

IPL 2011

Chennai go back-to-back: CSK maul RCB to defend their crown

Chennai Super Kings became the first side to win back-to-back IPL titles, thrashing Royal Challengers Bangalore by 58 runs in the final at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium — Murali Vijay's 95 the hammer that broke the chase before it began.

IPL 2010

Whistle Podu: CSK convert two years of hurt into a first crown

MS Dhoni finally has his IPL crown — Chennai Super Kings beat league-toppers Mumbai Indians by 22 runs at the DY Patil Stadium, with a cool Suresh Raina 57 not out the difference in the first CSK–MI final.

Source: Computed by the CricketLogic engine from Cricsheet ball-by-ball data. Last updated 2026 season.