Most Wins by Teams in T20 Cricket



Twenty-20 is the new form of the game. With teams showing reluctance to play the highest form, Test matches, T20 cricket is gaining popularity day in day out. This form of cricket has attracted a huge amount of fans and with it comes Money to this sport.
The Most Popular T20 Tournaments.

A typical Twenty20 game is completed in about three hours, with each innings lasting around 75–90 minutes and a 10–20-minute interval. This is much shorter than previously-existing forms of the game, and is closer to the timespan of other popular team sports. It was introduced to create a fast-paced form of the game which would be attractive to spectators at the ground and viewers on television.
Almost every cricketing nation has its own private T20 league with India’s Indian Premier League and Australia’s Big Bash League topping the charts based on global fan rating! These teams are usually named after their state or representative city. Fans want to know about the performance of their favorite teams and want to compare them with the performance of the best teams around the globe.
Here I bring you the best T20 teams rated by the number of wins:

Rank
Team/Club
Host Nation
Played
Wins
Lost
NR
1
Chennai Super Kings
India
137
82
54
1
2
Hampshire
England
137
75
52
8
3
Lancashire
England
124
74
44
2
-
Mumbai Indians
India
132
74
56
2
5
Somerset
England
144
72
62
8
6
Surrey
England
132
70
60
2
7
Essex
England
128
69
54
5
8
Nottinghamshire
England
120
68
47
3
-
Warwickshire
England
125
68
49
7
10
Leicester
England
128
65
56
6
11
Rajasthan Royals
India
111
62
49
0
-
Kent
England
129
62
62
3
-
Sussex
England
131
62
64
5
15
Kolkata Knight Riders
India
118
61
56
1
16
Kings XI Punjab
India
110
60
50
0
Royal Challengers Bangalore
India
123
60
62
1
17
Yorkshire
England
124
56
60
5
18
Sialkot Stallions
Pakistan
64
52
12
0
-
Pakistan National Team
Pakistan
85
52
33
0
-
Titans
South Africa
97
52
38
7
-
Northamptonshire
England
122
52
59
7
22
Lahore Lions
Pakistan
67
51
16
0
-
Cape Cobras
South Africa
101
51
46
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