Cricket World Cup Hub
Every ODI champion since 1975 and every T20 champion since 2007 — teams, records, Pakistan's famous triumphs and live scores, all in one free hub.
🏏 Teams 10 teams · titles & best finishes
Australia ★★★★★★
6 ODI titles: 1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015, 2023. Plus 1 T20: 2021. The most successful side in World Cup history — three straight ODI crowns 1999-2007.
India ★★
2 ODI titles: 1983, 2011. 2 T20: 2007, 2024. Won at home in 2011 (Mumbai) and lifted the 2024 T20 crown unbeaten.
England ★
1 ODI title: 2019. 2 T20: 2010, 2022. Won the greatest ODI final ever at Lord's 2019 — tied game, tied super over, won on boundaries.
West Indies ★★
2 ODI titles: 1975, 1979. 2 T20: 2012, 2016. The first-ever champions (1975) under Clive Lloyd — pace, power and calypso flair.
Pakistan ★
1 ODI title: 1992. 1 T20: 2009. Imran Khan's "cornered tigers" won 1992 in Melbourne; 2009 T20 crown came at Lord's. Also 2017 Champions Trophy winners.
Sri Lanka ★
1 ODI title: 1996. 1 T20: 2014. Arjuna Ranatunga's 1996 side changed one-day cricket forever with Sanath Jayasuriya's pinch-hitting.
New Zealand
No title yet — but three finals in six years: ODI runners-up 2015 & 2019, T20 runners-up 2021. Cricket's most lovable near-misses.
South Africa
No title yet — reached their first men's final at the 2024 T20 World Cup (runners-up to India). 428/5 vs Sri Lanka (2023) is the highest ODI WC total ever.
Afghanistan
The fastest risers in the game — famously beat West Indies at the 2016 T20 World Cup and keep knocking on the semi-final door.
Bangladesh
Best finish: quarter-final of the 2015 ODI World Cup. Giant-killers who beat South Africa and West Indies in 2019.
🏆 ODI Champions Wall 1975–2023 · 6 winners
Every nation that has lifted the ODI Cricket World Cup trophy. Australia's six stars lead the way — and Pakistan's 1992 cornered-tigers run is one of the great sporting stories ever told.
Australia ★★★★★★
1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015, 2023. Won at home in 2015 and unbeaten as hosts; beat India in Ahmedabad in 2023.
India ★★
1983, 2011. Kapil's Devils stunned the mighty West Indies at Lord's in 1983; Dhoni finished it with a six in Mumbai in 2011.
West Indies ★★
1975, 1979. Winners of the very first World Cup at Lord's under Clive Lloyd, then again four years later.
Pakistan ★
1992. Imran Khan's cornered tigers — nearly out in the group stage — roared back to beat England in the Melbourne final.
Sri Lanka ★
1996. Arjuna Ranatunga's fearless side beat Australia in Lahore and reinvented one-day batting.
England ★
2019. The greatest final ever — tied match, tied super over vs New Zealand; England won on boundary count at Lord's.
⚡ T20 Champions Wall 2007–2024 · 6 winners
India ★★
2007, 2024. Won the first-ever T20 World Cup (Johannesburg 2007) and went unbeaten through 2024 in the Caribbean.
West Indies ★★
2012, 2016. The only team to win it twice before 2022 — Carlos Brathwaite's four sixes sealed the 2016 final.
England ★★
2010, 2022. White-ball kings — beat Pakistan in the 2022 Melbourne final to hold ODI and T20 crowns together.
Pakistan ★
2009. Younis Khan's men beat Sri Lanka in the Lord's final — Afridi's all-round show won the day.
Sri Lanka ★
2014. A farewell gift for Sangakkara and Jayawardene — beat India in the Dhaka final.
Australia ★
2021. Completed the set in Dubai — the one ICC trophy missing from the cabinet, won vs New Zealand.
🇵🇰 Pakistan's World Cup Story
Pakistan were almost out after five group games, then won everything. Inzamam's semi-final blitz vs New Zealand and Wasim Akram's magic in the final vs England — Imran Khan lifted the trophy in Melbourne.
Runners-up in 2007, champions in 2009: beat Sri Lanka in the Lord's final. Shahid Afridi was player of the match with an unbeaten fifty and 1 wicket.
Not a World Cup, but Pakistan's finest ODI day since 1992: Fakhar Zaman's century and a 180-run win over India in the Oval final.
Reached the T20 World Cup final in Melbourne but lost to England. Sam Curran's 3/12 decided a low-scoring final.
📊 Records
Most ODI WC Runs
Sachin Tendulkar — 2,278 runs across six World Cups (1992–2011). Six hundreds, fifteen fifties — the eternal record.
Most ODI WC Wickets
Glenn McGrath — 71 wickets (1996–2007). Metronome accuracy across four tournaments, best figures 7/15.
Fastest WC Century
Glenn Maxwell — 40 balls vs Netherlands, Delhi 2023. 106 off 44 balls, the fastest hundred in World Cup history.
Highest WC Total
South Africa 428/5 vs Sri Lanka, Delhi 2023 — three centuries in one innings (de Kock, van der Dussen, Markram).
📚 Learn & Watch guides + live scores
Pakistan Cricket History
Greatest moments from the 1992 World Cup to today — relive the cornered-tigers era.
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Pakistan's Greatest Cricketers
From Imran Khan and Wasim Akram to Shahid Afridi and Babar Azam — the legends ranked.
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Cricket Bowling Guide
Swing, seam, spin and pace variations explained simply for beginners.
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T20 Batting Tactics
How modern openers dominate powerplays — tactics decoded for the T20 era.
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Cricketer Workout Plan
Strength training for fast bowlers: core stability, shoulder care and pace conditioning.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Which country has won the most ODI Cricket World Cups?
Australia, with 6 ODI World Cup titles (1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015 and 2023). India and West Indies have 2 ODI titles each.
Which teams have won the T20 World Cup?
India (2007, 2024), Pakistan (2009), England (2010, 2022), West Indies (2012, 2016), Sri Lanka (2014) and Australia (2021).
When did Pakistan win the Cricket World Cup?
Pakistan won the ODI World Cup in 1992 under Imran Khan, beating England in the Melbourne final, and the T20 World Cup in 2009 under Younis Khan at Lord's.
Who has scored the most runs in Cricket World Cup history?
Sachin Tendulkar with 2,278 runs across six ODI World Cups (1992-2011) — the all-time record.
Where can I see live cricket scores?
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