Sharjah Cup

The Champions Trophy was an international limited-overs cricket tournament that took place at the Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium in Sharjah, UAE on multiple occasions between 1984 and 2003.

The Champions Trophy

Format	One Day International
First edition	1984  UAE
Latest edition	2003  UAE
Next edition	DISSOLVED
Most successful	Pakistan (15 titles)

The stadium usually hosted two tournaments each season: a "Champions Trophy" in October/November, and a "Cup" in March/April. Typically three teams would participate in the tournament, but the format would vary, with as few as two and as many as six teams appearing. The team which competed most often in the Sharjah Cup was Pakistan, who appeared in 28 of the 32 tournaments; Pakistan are also its most successful team, with a total of 15 titles.

Tournament results by season

Tournament	Winner	Runner-up	Third-place	Other teams
Rothmans Asia Cup April 1984[1][2]	India	Sri Lanka	Pakistan
Rothmans Four-Nations Cup March 1985[3][4][5]	India	Australia	Pakistan	England
Rothmans Sharjah Cup November 1985[6][7][8]	West Indies	Pakistan	India
Austral-Asia Cup April 1986[9][10][11]	Pakistan	India	New Zealand  Sri Lanka	Australia
Champions Trophy November/December 1986[12][13][14]	West Indies	Pakistan	India	Sri Lanka
Sharjah Cup April 1987[15][16][17]	England	Pakistan	India	Australia
Sharjah Cup March/April 1988[18][19][20]	India	New Zealand	Sri Lanka
Champions Trophy October 1988[21][22][23]	West Indies	Pakistan	India
Sharjah Cup March 1989[24][25][26]	Pakistan	Sri Lanka
Champions Trophy October 1989[27][28][29]	Pakistan	India	West Indies
Austral-Asia Cup April/May 1990[30][31][32]	Pakistan	Australia	New Zealand  Sri Lanka	Bangladesh  India
Sharjah Cup December 1990[33][34][35]	Pakistan	Sri Lanka
Wills Trophy October 1991[36][37][38]	Pakistan	India	West Indies
Wills Trophy February 1993[39][40][41]	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	Zimbabwe
Pepsi Champions Trophy October/November 1993[42][43][44]	West Indies	Pakistan	Sri Lanka
Pepsi Austral-Asia Cup April 1994[45][46][47]	Pakistan	India	Australia  New Zealand	Sri Lanka  United Arab Emirates
Pepsi Asia Cup April 1995[48][49][50]	India	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Bangladesh
Singer Champions Trophy October 1995[51][52][53]	Sri Lanka	West Indies	Pakistan
Pepsi Sharjah Cup April 1996[54][55][56]	South Africa	India	Pakistan
Singer Champions Trophy November 1996[57][58][59]	Pakistan	New Zealand	Sri Lanka
Singer-Akai Cup April 1997[60][61][62]	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Zimbabwe
Singer-Akai Champions Trophy December 1997[63][64][65]	England	West Indies	Pakistan	India
Coca-Cola Sharjah Cup April 1998[66][67][68]	India	Australia	New Zealand
Coca-Cola Champions Trophy November 1998[69][70][71]	India	Zimbabwe	Sri Lanka
Coca-Cola Sharjah Cup April 1999[72][73][74]	Pakistan	India	England
Coca-Cola Champions Trophy October 1999[75][76][77]	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	West Indies
Coca-Cola Sharjah Cup March 2000[78][79][80]	Pakistan	South Africa	India
2000-01 Sharjah Champions Trophy October 2000[81][82][83]	Sri Lanka	India	Zimbabwe
ARY Gold Cup April 2001[84][85][86]	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	New Zealand
Khaleej Times Trophy October/November 2001[87][88][89]	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	Zimbabwe
Sharjah Cup April 2002[90][91][92]	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	New Zealand
Cherry Blossom Sharjah Cup April 2003[93][94][95]	Pakistan	Zimbabwe	Sri Lanka	Kenya