The cricket world cup is the biggest event in the cricketing fraternity. In 2011, fourteen teams will battle it out for the prestigious ICC trophy. Cricket world cup winners can keep the trophy for a period of four years. Given below is a list of cricket world cup winners, the semi finalists, the finalists and the captains on a chronological basis:
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2011
Semifinal
1) Pakistan vs India
India won by 29 runs
2) New Zealand vs Srilanka
Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets
Final
India vs Sri Lanka
India - MS Dhoni
Srilanka- K Sangakkara
1975
Semifinal
1) England vs Australia
Australia defeated England by 6 wkts
2) New Zealand vs West Indies
West Indies defeated New Zealand by 5 wkts
Final
Australia vs West Indies
West Indies beat Australia by 17 runs.
Captains
Australia - Ian Chappell
West Indies- Clive Lloyd
1979
Semifinal
1) England vs New Zealand
England defeated New Zealand by 9 runs
2) West Indies vs Pakistan
West Indies defeated Pakistan by 43 runs
Final
England vs West Indies
West Indies beat England by 92 runs in the final.
Captains
West Indies - Clive Lloyd
England - Mike Brearley
1983
Semifinal
1) England vs India
India defeated England by 6 wkts
2) West Indies vs Pakistan
West Indies defeated Pakistan by 8 wkts
Final
India vs West Indies
India defeated West Indies by 43 runs in the final.
Captains
West Indies - Clive Lloyd
India- Kapil Dev
1987
Semifinal
1) Australia vs Pakistan
Australia defeated Pakistan by 15 runs.
2) England vs India
England defeated India by 35 runs
Final
Australia vs England
Australia defeated England by 7 runs in the final.
Captains
Australia- Allan Border
England- Mike Gatting
1992
Semifinal
1) New Zealand vs Pakistan
Pakistan defeated New Zealand by 4 wkts.
2) England vs South Africa
England defeated South Africa by 20 runs.
Final
Pakistan vs England
Pakistan became the winner by defeating England by 22 runs in the final.
Captains
Pakistan- Imran Khan
England- Graham Gooch
1996
Semifinal
1) Sri Lanka vs India
Sri Lanka defeated India to reach the final.
2) Australia vs West Indies
Australia defeated West Indies by 5 runs.
Final
Sri Lanka vs Australia
Sri Lanka emerged the winner by defeating Australia by 7 wkts in the final.
Captains
Sri Lanka- Arjuna Ranatunga
Australia- Mark Taylor
1999
Semifinal
1) New Zealand vs Pakistan
Pakistan defeated New Zealand by 9 wkts.
2) Australia vs South Africa
Australia defeated South Africa to reach the final.
Final
Pakistan vs Australia
Australia emerged champions, defeating Pakistan by 8 wkts in the final.
Captains
Pakistan- Wasim Akram
Australia- Steven Waugh
2003
Semifinal
1) Australia vs Sri Lanka
Australia defeated Sri Lanka by 49 runs under the Duckworth Lewis method.
2) India vs Kenya
India defeated Kenya by 91 runs to reach the final.
Final
India vs Australia
Australia again emerged champions, defeating India by 125 runs in the final.
Captains
India- Sourav Ganguly
Australia- Ricky Ponting
2007
Semifinal
1) New Zealand vs Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka defeated New Zealand by 81 runs to reach the final.
2) South Africa vs Australia
Australia defeated South Africa by seven wickets to reach the final.
Final
Sri Lanka vs Australia
Australia again emerged champions for the consecutive third time, defeating Sri Lanka by 53 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis method in the final.
Captains
Sri Lanka- Mahela Jayawardene
Australia- Ricky Ponting
Last Updated on 01 April 2011
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