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Cricket World Cup Winners List from1975 to 2019 teams

 

 CRICKET WORLD CUP WINNERS LIST


Cricket is not a game, it is a religion in many countries. Every cricketer wants to represents his country in world cup matches. World Cup is the biggest tournament organised by the ICC ( International Council of Cricket). England hosted the world up 5 times. 

List of World Cup winners are given below :


1. In 1975, 21 June

WI- 291/8

AUS - 274

WEST INDIES won the World Cup by 17 runs

Runner Up Team - Australia

Venue - England

2. In 1979, 23 June

WI - 286/6

AUS - 194

WEST INDIES again won the World Cup by 92 Runs

Runner up  Team - England

Venue - England

3. In 1983, 25 June

INDIA -183

WI - 140

India won the World Cup by 43 runs

Runner up Team - West Indies

Venue - England


4. In 1987, 8 Nov

AUS- 253/5

ENG- 246/8

Australia won the World Cup by 7 Runs

Runner up Team - England

Venue - India & Pakistan


5. In 1992, 25 March

PAK -249/6

ENG -227

Pakistan won the world cup by 22 runs

Runner up Team - England

Venue - Australia & New Zealand


6. In 1996, 17 March

 AUS - 241/7

SL- 245/3

Sri Lanka won the World Cup 

Runner up Team - Australia

Venue - India & Pakistan


7. In 1999, 17 June

AUS - 133/2 (20.1)

PAK-132(39 Overs)

 Australia won the World Cup 

Runner up Team - Pakistan

Venue - England


8. In 2003, 23 March

AUS-359/2

INDIA-234

Australia won the World Cup 

Runner up Team - India 

Venue - South Africa


9. In 2007, 28 APRIL

AUS-281/4

SL-215/8 (36/36 OV .target 269)

Australia won the World Cup 

Runner up Team - Sri Lanka

Venue -  West Indies


10. In 2011, 2 APRIL

SL-274/6

INDIA-277/4

India won the World Cup by 6 wickets

Runner up Team - Sri Lanka

Venue -  India & Bangladesh


11. In 2015, 29 March

NZ-183

AUS-186/3

Australia won the World Cup by 7 Wickets

Runner up Team - New Zealand

Venue - Australia & New Zealand


12. In 2019, 14 July

NZ-241/8

ENG-241

England won the World Cup by boundaries in Super over

Runner up Team - New Zealand

Venue - England & Wales


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