

Deodhar Trophy Cricket
The current one-day cricket competition in Indian domestic cricket is the Deodhar Trophy. It is named after Prof. D. B. Deodhar (known as the Grand Old Man of Indian cricket) and is a 50-over one-day competition played on a league basis among the 5 zonal teams - North Zone, South Zone, East Zone, West Zone and Central Zone. The competition was introduced in 1973-74 season with South Zone winning the trophy. The winner of the 2005-06 competition was North Zone for whom this was a record 11th tournament victory.Deodhar Trophy Winners
Year | Winning Zone |
2005-06 | North Zone |
2004-05 | North Zone |
2003-04 | East Zone |
2002-03 | North Zone |
2001-02 | South Zone |
2000-01 | South Zone / Central Zone (Joint) |
1999-00 | North Zone |
1998-99 | Central Zone |
1997-98 | North Zone |
1996-97 | East Zone |
1995-96 | North Zone |
1994-95 | Central Zone |
1993-94 | East Zone |
1992-93 | East Zone |
1991-92 | South Zone |
1990-91 | West Zone |
1989-90 | North Zone |
1988-89 | North Zone |
1987-88 | North Zone |
1986-87 | North Zone |
1985-86 | West Zone |
1984-85 | West Zone |
1983-84 | West Zone |
1982-83 | West Zone |
1981-82 | South Zone |
1980-81 | South Zone |
1979-80 | West Zone |
1978-79 | South Zone |
1977-78 | North Zone |
1976-77 | Central Zone |
1975-76 | West Zone |
1974-75 | South Zone |
1973-74 | South Zone |