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Cricket World Cup Winners List (1975-2023): All Champions

Six teams have won the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup from 1975 to 2023: Australia (6: 1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015, 2023), India (1983, 2011), the West Indies (1…

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FIRST TITLE

West Indies win the first World Cup

Clive Lloyd hit 102 off 85 balls and five Australians were run out. West Indies won by 17 runs.

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REPEAT

West Indies retain the cup

Viv Richards made 138 not out and Joel Garner took 5 for 38. England lost by 92 runs.

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UPSET

India stun the champions

Kapil Dev's catch removed Viv Richards and the West Indies fell for 140. India won by 43 runs.

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FIRST FOR AUS

Australia win in Kolkata

Australia beat England by seven runs. Mike Gatting's reverse sweep proved costly.

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COMEBACK

Pakistan's cornered tigers

One win in five, then unbeatable. Wasim Akram's two-ball burst sank England by 22 runs.

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NEW IDEAS

Sri Lanka's only title

Aravinda de Silva took 3 wickets and made 107 not out to beat Australia by seven wickets.

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DYNASTY

Warne spins Pakistan out

Pakistan were all out for 132, Warne 4 for 33. Australia won by eight wickets.

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DOMINANCE

Ponting's 140 crushes India

Australia made 359 for 2 and won by 125 runs, unbeaten all tournament.

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HAT-TRICK

Three in a row for Australia

Adam Gilchrist hit 149 in a rain-cut final. Australia beat Sri Lanka by 53 runs.

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HOME WIN

Dhoni finishes it with a six

Gambhir made 97 and Dhoni 91 not out. India beat Sri Lanka by six wickets.

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FIFTH

Australia win at the MCG

New Zealand were all out for 183. Australia won by seven wickets.

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TIED FINAL

England win on boundaries

The match and the Super Over were both tied. England hit 26 boundaries to 17.

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SIXTH

Australia stop unbeaten India

India made 240. Travis Head's 137 won it by six wickets.

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NEXT

Southern Africa hosts 2027

14 teams in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia. Final in Johannesburg on 21 November.

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