IPL 2023 Winner List 2023: CSK become champions of TATA IPL 16 - Check who won Orange Cap, Purple Cap, Fairplay, and other awards

IPL 2023 Winner List 2023: During the tournament, Gujarat duo of Shubman Gill and Mohammad Shami won the Orange Cap and the Purple Cap, respectively. Here's the full list of award winners of IPL 2023.

With this stunning victory, CSK have equalled Rohit Sharma-led Mumbai Indians' (MI) record of five IPL titles. Pic: IANS

IPL 2023 Winner List 2023: MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings (CSK) became the champions of the Indian Premier League 2023 (IPL 2023), winning the nail-biting final in a thrilling finish of TATA IPL 16. CSK equalled the record for the most IPL trophies at 5, beating defending champions Gujarat Titans (GT) by 5 wickets on the reserve day in Ahmedabad after the target was revised in a rain-curtailed match. Chennai were facing a tensed situation as they needed 10 runs in the last two balls of the final over, bowled by Mohit Sharma. Experienced all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja hit a six and a four on consecutive deliveries to power Chennai to a title triump at the Narendra Modi Stadium today.

Earlier, B Sai Sudharsan slammed 96 runs in 47 balls as Gujarat Titans posted 214 for four after being asked to bat first. The target for Chennai was revised after a heavy downpour interrupted play at the beginning of their run chase. Davon Conway and Ruturaj Gaikwad gave Chennai a good start, and Ajinkya Rahane and Ambati Rayudu built on the innings, before Jadeja did the magic for his team.

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With this stunning victory, CSK have equalled Rohit Sharma-led Mumbai Indians' (MI) record of five IPL titles.

Brief scores (CSK Vs GT):

Gujarat Titans: 214/4 in 20 overs (Sai Sudharsan 96, Wriddhiman Saha 54).
Chennai Super Kings: 171/5 in 15 overs (Devon Conway 47, Ajinkya Rahane 27, Shivam Dube 32 not out, Ravindra Jadeja 15 not out; Mohit Sharma 3/36, Noor Ahmad 2/17).

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During the tournament, Gujarat duo of Shubman Gill and Mohammad Shami won the Orange Cap and the Purple Cap, respectively. Gill smashed 890 runs for the Orange Cap award, while Shami took 28 wickets for the Purple Cap award.