The Cricket World Cup is the ultimate pinnacle of success in cricket. This international tournament brings together the best cricketing teams from around the globe.
Over the years, numerous teams have battled on the field, showcasing their skills, determination, and passion for the game. This article will examine the Cricket World Cup Winners List and glorify the teams that have triumphed in this prestigious event.
Cricket World Cup Winners List
Year | Winner | Runners Up | Host |
2023 | Australia | India | India |
2019 | England | New Zealand | England |
2015 | Australia | New Zealand | Australia |
2011 | India | Sri Lanka | India |
2007 | Australia | Sri Lanka | Australia |
2003 | Australia | India | Australia |
1999 | Australia | Pakistan | England |
1996 | Sri Lanka | Australia | India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka |
1992 | Pakistan | England | Australia & New Zealand |
1987 | Australia | England | India & Pakistan |
1983 | India | West Indies | England |
1979 | West Indies | England | England |
1975 | West Indies | Australia | England |
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2023 | Australia
Australia emerged victorious at the 2023 ODI World Cup, defeating India in a thrilling final match at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, India. The Australian opener, Travis Head, was declared the Man of the Match for his outstanding innings of 137 runs, guiding his team to a remarkable six-wicket victory.
2019 | England
In a thrilling final match that went into a Super Over, England emerged victorious over New Zealand, securing their first-ever World Cup title.
2015 | Australia
Australia clinched their fifth World Cup title in a dominant display, defeating New Zealand in the final.
2011 | India
India, led by the charismatic captain MS Dhoni, played exceptional cricket throughout the tournament and defeated Sri Lanka in the final, becoming champions for the second time.
2007 | Australia
Australia’s cricketing prowess was on display again as they triumphed over Sri Lanka in a rain-affected final, winning their fourth World Cup. It is the third time Australia has become the winner in a consecutive row.
2003 | Australia
The Australian team led by Ricky Ponting dominated the tournament, defeating India in the final and securing their third World Cup win. It was the second time in a straight row that Australia became the champion.
1999 | Australia
Australia emerged as champions for the second time, overpowering Pakistan in the final led by their formidable team featuring greats like Steve Waugh.
1996 | Sri Lanka
With their explosive batting and crafty bowling, Sri Lanka triumphed over Australia in the final to secure their maiden World Cup victory.
1992 | Pakistan
Pakistan, led by Imran Khan, showcased their remarkable skills and defeated England to claim their first World Cup title.
1987 | Australia
Australia emerged victorious in their first World Cup triumph, defeating England in a closely contested final.
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1983 | India
Under Kapil Dev’s captaincy, India stunned the world by defeating the mighty West Indies in the World Cup final.
1979 | West Indies
The West Indies continued their dominance in the second edition of the World Cup, defeating England in the final.
1975 | West Indies
The West Indies stamped their authority on the cricketing world by winning the inaugural World Cup. Led by Clive Lloyd, they defeated Australia in the final.
Most Time Time World Cup Winners
Australia is the most successful team in the ODI World Cup history, winning the crown five times. West Indies is the second successful team in the World Cup era, winning the trophy two times. Pakistan, India, and England are the other teams who won the trophy once.
Teams | No. of Wins |
Australia | 6 Times |
West Indies | 2 Times |
India | 1 Time |
Pakistan | 1 Time |
England | 1 Time |
Cricket World Cup Winning Captains List
Year | Captain | Team |
2023 | Pat Cummins | Australia |
2019 | Eoin Morgan | England |
2015 | Michael Clarke | Australia |
2011 | MS Dhoni | India |
2007 | Ricky Ponting | Australia |
2003 | Ricky Ponting | Australia |
1999 | Steve Waugh | Australia |
1996 | Arjuna Ranatunga | Sri Lanka |
1992 | Imran Khan | Pakistan |
1987 | Allan Border | Australia |
1983 | Kapil Dev | India |
1979 | Clive Lloyd | West Indies |
1975 | Clive Lloyd | West Indies |