ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Champions (1975-2019)

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West Indies team lifted the ICC World Cup Trophy two consecutive times. In 1975, the team won against Australia by 17 runs and later against England by 92 runs in 1979.

West Indies

Indian team under Kapil Dev’s captainship lifted their first ICC World Cup Trophy in 1983 after winning against previous two-time champions West Indies by 43 runs.

India

In 1987, Australia won the ICC Cricket World Cup after defeating England by 7 runs under the captainship of Allan Border.

Australia

In 1992, Pakistan lifted the ICC World Cup Trophy for the first time by defeating England by 22 runs under the captainship of Imran Khan, who is now the former Prime Minister of the country.

Pakistan

Sri Lanka won the ICC Cricket World Cup and lifted the cup only once in 1996 so far under Arjuna Ranatunga’s captainship by defeating Australia by 7 wickets.

Sri Lanka

Australia got back on track with their performance and lifted the cup three consecutive times in 1999 defeating Pakistan by 8 wickets, in 2003 by defeating India by 125 runs and by defeating Sri Lanka by 53 runs in 2007.

Australia

After 28 years, India lifted the ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy for the second time under the captainship of MS Dhoni in 2011 after defeating Sri Lanka by 6 wickets.

India

In 2015, Australia became the only team so far to win the ICC World Cup trophy for the highest number of times as they lifted the trophy for the 5th time after defeating New Zealand by 7 wickets.

Australia

In 2019, England lifted the ICC Cricket World Cup trophy for the first time since 1975. The match was tied after regular play and super over. The team won on boundary count.

England