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# 1 John Wright
John Wright comes up on the list as the most successful IPL coach with a win percentage of 59.37. The New Zealander, who was also the coach of the Indian national team, was in charge of Mumbai Indians for 2 seasons in 2013 and 2014. Mumbai Indians won the IPL title in 2013 and reached the playoffs in 2014 under him. John Wright was also the head coach who first gave the captaincy to Rohit Sharma in IPL 2013 and the hitman has never looked back ever since then.
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Wright was the coach who brought in tremendous changes to the Indian national team during the early 2000s and he is widely respected and acknowledged for that. Wright coming up as the best coach in the IPL history statistically is only a logical conclusion to his genius.
In total, he had ensured 19 wins in 32 matches for Mumbai Indians. His winning percentage of 59.37 makes him the best coach in the history of IPL.
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