
Sunrisers Hyderabad

IPL Winner
2016
SRH Team Overview
Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) became a franchise in 2013, taking over from Deccan Chargers, representing the city of Hyderabad until 2012.
Although the Sunrisers were a new franchise, they inherited almost the same squad from the previous season. They retained Kumar Sangakkara as the skipper for the 2013 season but then changed the position quickly and had four skippers by the end of the 2014 season.
SRH IPL Squad

Heinrich Klassen
WK/Batsman🧤

Travis Head
Batsman🏏

Ishan Kishan
Batsman🏏

Abhinav Manohar
Batsman🏏

Atharva Taide
Batsman🏏

Aniket Verma
Batsman🏏

Sachin Baby
Batsman🏏

Harshal Patel
All-Rounder🏏🥎

Brydon Carse
All-Rounder🏏🥎

Kamindu Mendis
All-Rounder🏏🥎

Abhishek Sharma
All-Rounder🏏🥎

Nitish Kumar Reddy
All-Rounder🏏🥎

Mohammad Shami
Bowler 🥎

Rahul Chahar
Bowler 🥎

Adam Zampa
Bowler🥎

Simarjeet Singh
Bowler🥎

Zeeshan Ansari
Bowler🥎

Eshan Malinga
Bowler🥎

Jaydev Unadkat
Bowler🥎

Pat Cummins
Bowler🥎

Aiden Markram
Batsman

Heinrich Klassen
Batsman

Abdul Samad
Batsman

Rahul Tripathi
Batsman

Glenn Phillips
Batsman

Mayank Agarwal
Batsman

Anmolpreet Singh
Batsman

Upendra Singh Yadav
Batsman

Travis Head
Batsman

Nitish Kumar Reddy
Batsman

Abhishek Sharma
All-Rounder

Marco Jansen
All-Rounder

Washington Sundar
All-Rounder

Sanvir Singh
All-Rounder

Wanindu Hasaranga
All-Rounder

Shahbaz Ahamed
Bowler

Bhuvneswar kumar
Bowler

Fazalhaq Farooqi
Bowler

T. Natarajan
Bowler

Umran Malik
Bowler

Mayank Markande
Bowler

Jaydev Unadkat
Bowler

Pat Cummins
Bowler

Akash Singh
Bowler

Jhathavedh Subramanyan
Bowler
SRH IPL Performance Chart (2008 to 2025)
YEAR | LEAGUE STAGE POSITION | FINAL POSITION |
2013 | 4th Position | Playoffs |
2014 | 6th Position | League Stage |
2015 | 6th Position | League Stage |
2016 | 3rd Position | Champions 🏆 |
2017 | 3rd Position | Playoffs |
2018 | 1st Position | Runners-up |
2019 | 4th Position | Playoffs |
2020 | 3rd Position | Playoffs |
2021 | 8th Position | League Stage |
2022 | 8th Position | League Stage |
2023 | 10th Position | League Stage |
2024 | 2nd Position | Runner-up |
In 2015, David Warner took over captaincy from Shikhar Dhawan. Despite the team finishing sixth, he didn’t meet the same fate as his predecessor. It eventually proved to be a slice of luck as SRH went on to win the trophy in 2016, and in 2017, they finished third. Warner won the Orange Cap, while Bhuvneshwar Kumar got the Purple Cap. In between, SRH also acquired the services of Afghanistan duo Rashid Khan and Mohammed Nabi.
In 2018, Warner received an international ban for his role in the Sandpapergate scandal. The captaincy changed hands. The franchise handed over the armband to Kane Williamson. He led the side brilliantly in Warner’s absence and took them to the final, where they lost to the Chennai Super Kings. The Kiwi led the team to top-four finishes in the 2019 and 2020 seasons. The five years were one of their golden periods.
Two stalwarts left the franchise at the end of the 2021 season. Warner left after being stripped of the captaincy midway into the 2021 edition. Rashid Khan also left SRH, where he made a name for himself in the global T20 arena.
Regarding recent performances, SRH has underperformed heavily, finishing eighth for two consecutive years – 2021 and 2022. The Hyderabad-based franchise finished at the bottom of the table in the 2023 season.
Regarding recent performances, SRH has underperformed heavily, finishing eighth for two consecutive years—2021 and 2022. The Hyderabad-based franchise finished at the bottom of the table in the 2023 season. However, the franchise bounced back in style in the 2024 edition after adding the likes of Pat Cummins and Travis Head to the roster. They finished second in the table and reached the final, which they lost to Kolkata Knight Riders.