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Cricket World Cup History

Cricket Competitions:County Cricket -Cricket Women's World Cup -Cricket World Series -Indian Premier League -Men's T20 World Cup -Sheffield Shield -The Ashes -Women's T20 World Cup

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First 5-Wicket Haul

1975-06-07Dennis Lillee takes the first one-day 5-wicket haul, 5-34 against Pakistan in the Cricket World Cup

Cricketer and Fast BowlerDennis Lillee

Cricket World Cup

1987-10-13Viv Richards scores 181 as West Indies score 4-360 in 50 overs to beat Sri Lanka by 191 runs in Cricket World Cup match in Karachi

Cricketer and Master BlasterViv Richards

Cricket World Cup

1987-11-08 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, Eden Gardens, Kolkata, India: Player of the matchDavid Boon scores 75 as Australia beats England by 7 runs for their first title

Cricket BatsmanDavid Boon

Cricket World Cup

1992-03-25 ICC Men's Cricket ODI World Cup, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia: Pakistan beats England by 22 runs for their first trophy; Player of the Match:Wasim Akram (PAK) 33 (18) & 3/49

CricketerWasim Akram

Cricket World Cup

1996-02-18 First cricket ODI for Kenya national team in World Cup v India in Cuttack:Sachin Tendulkar scores 127no in India's 7 wicket win

CricketerSachin Tendulkar

Cricket World Cup

1999-06-20 ICC Men's Cricket ODI World Cup, Lord's, London, England: Australia wins its second trophy with 8 wicket win over Pakistan; Player of the Match:Shane Warne (AUS) 4/33 (9)

Cricketer and BroadcasterShane Warne

Cricket World Cup

2003-03-23 ICC Men's Cricket ODI World Cup, Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg, South Africa: Australia retain trophy with 125 run win over India; Player of the Match:Ricky Ponting (AUS) 140 no (121)

CricketerRicky Ponting

Cricket World Cup

2011-04-02 ICC Men's Cricket ODI World Cup, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, India: India beats Sri Lanka by 6 wickets for their second title; Player of the Match:MS Dhoni (IND) 91 no (79)

CricketerMS Dhoni

Cricket World Cup

2019-07-14 ICC Men's Cricket ODI World Cup, Lord's, London: After the first super over in an ODI, which is also tied, New Zealand and England are separated by a boundary countback, awarding England their first title; Player of the Match:Ben Stokes (ENG) 84 not out (98)

CricketerBen Stokes

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