Important statistics to know on cricket World cups (1975-2019)

 



As the stage is set for the mega clash of World cup 2023 final , we briefly  look back at the list of winners and the world cup winning captains since the start of the ODI World cup cricket in 1975 and the player of the finals 


World cup winners and lost of winning captains:

Name of the CaptainCountryYearVenue
Clive LloydWest Indies1975England
Clive LloydWest Indies1979England
Kapil DevIndia1983England
Allan BorderAustralia1987India, Pakistan
Imran KhanPakistan1992Australia, New Zealand
Arjuna RanatungaSri Lanka1996India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Steve WaughAustralia1999England, Scotland, Ireland, Netherlands, Wales
Ricky PontingAustralia2003South Africa, Zimbabwe, Kenya
Ricky PontingAustralia2007West Indies
Mahendra Singh DhoniIndia2011India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh
Michael ClarkeAustralia2015Australia, New Zealand
Eoin MorganEngland2019England

 

List of man of the match winners in World cup finals ( 1975 - 2019) 

Year

Player

Stats

2019

Ben Stokes

84* Runs

2015

James Faulkner

3/36

2011

Mahendra Singh Dhoni

91*

2007

Adam Gilchrist

149 Runs

2003

Ricky Ponting

140 Runs

1999

Shane Warne

4/33

1996

Arvinda de Silva

107* & 3/42

1992

Wasim Akram

3/39 & 33 runs

1987

David Boon

75 Runs

1983

Mohinder Amarnath

3/12 & 26 runs

1979

Viv Richards

138* Runs

1975

Clive Lloyd

102 Runs




Player of the tournament winners ( started from 1992 world cup ) 


ODI World Cup Player of the Tournament Winners

Year

Player

Achievements

2023

TBA

TBA

2019

Kane Williamson (New Zealand)

578 runs and 2 wickets; captaincy

2015

Mitchell Starc (Australia)

22 Wickets

2011

Yuvraj Singh (India)

362 Runs and 15 wickets

2007

Glenn McGrath (Australia)

26 wickets

2003

Sachin Tendulkar (India)

673 runs and 2 wickets

1999

Lance Klusener (South Africa)

281 runs and 17 wickets

1996

Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka)

221 runs and 6 wickets

1992

Martin Crowe (New Zealand)

456 runs

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