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Icc world cup winners list pdf Continue The Cricket World Cup is one of the largest sporting events held around the world and is organized by the International Cricket Council (ICC) every four years. It is a premium One Day International (ODI) cricket tournament, organized and managed internationally, as well as the most prestigious of the various sports that are played around the world. In terms of state exams, sport plays a very important part of the questions asked in the General Awareness and History section and the list of Cricket World Cup winners is one frequently asked question. Next up in this article, we bring you a list of ICC Men's and Women's Cricket World Cup winners, along with other important facts about this international sporting debacle. Cricket World Cup Winners List PDF:-Download PDF Here ICC World Cup Winners - Men's Next Cricket World Cup scheduled to be held in 2023 in India. The table below gives a list of 50 oats ICC Men's World Cup Winners along with runner ups and hosts for each year event was hosted: ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Winners - 50 Overs Of the Year World Cup Winner Runners Up Host Finals Venue 1975 West Indies Australia Lords Cricket Ground, London 1979 West Indies England England Lord Cricket Ground, London 1989 English Cricket Ground, London 1983 India , London 1987 Australia England India and Pakistan Eden Gardens, Kolkata 1992 Pakistan England Australia - New ealand Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne 1996 Sri Lanka Australia India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore 1999 Australia Pakistan England Lords Cricket Ground, London 2003 Australia Australia Australia Wanderers, Johannesburg 2007 Australia Sri Lanka Australia Kensington Oval, Bridgetown 2011 India Sri Lanka, Mumbai 2015 Australia Australia Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground 2019 England London 2023 - - India - The first ever T20 Cricket World Cup was held in India and India won the first ever 20 Oat World Cup in 2007. Given below is the list of winners and runners-up at ICC World Cup T20: T20 World Cup Winners List - Men's Of the Year Winner Runners Up Host Finals Venue 2007 India Pakistan South Africa Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg 2009 Pakistan Sri Lanka England Lords, London 2010 England Australia West Indies Kensington Oval, Bridgetown 2012 West Lanka Sri LankaN Sri Lanka R. Premadas Stadium 2014 Sri Lanka India India Sher- and-Bangla National Stadium , Dhaka 2016 West Indies Eden Gardens, Kolkata 2020 - - Australia - ICC World Cup History and Evolution: The first ever Cricket World Cup was played in 1975 with a series of one-day matches of 60 sheep each in England. This event is also known as the flagship event of the International Cricket Calendar. Originally, 50 one-day matches played, and it was the ICC Men's World Cup and over time, a new World Cup format was introduced, which was named the ICC T20 World Cup, in which 20 oatmeal one match was played. Thus, currently, 50 oat World Cups are organized after every four years and the T20 World Cup is organized every 2 years. Below is a set of links that can help candidates prepare for upcoming government exams: ICC World Cup Winners - Women's International Women's World Cup tournament similar to the Men's World Cup. It started with 60 oat matches of the tournament and then with the time of the T20 Women's World Cup was also introduced. Given below is the list of winners of the Women's Cricket World Cup 50/60 oat tournaments along with the name of the second place and host countries: Women's World Cup Winners List - 50 Overs Of the Year Winner Runners Up Host Finals Venue 1973 England England Edgbaston 1978 Australia England India Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Hyderabad 1982 Australia England New ealand Lancaster Park, Christchurch 1988 Australia Australia Australia Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground 1993 England New ealand England London 1997 Australia New ealand India Eden Gardens, Kolkata 2000 New ealand Australia New ealand Bert Sutcliffe Oval at Lincoln 2005 Australia India SuperSport Park, Centurion 2009 England New ealand Australia North Sydney Oval, Sydney 2013 Australia West Indies India Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai 2017 England England Lord, London 2021 - New ealand - T20 Women's World Cup next scheduled to be held in 2022 in South Africa. Below is the list of ICC Women's World Cup Winners List of T20 tournaments held so far: Women's T20 World Cup Winners List of Winners of the Year Winners Venue 2009 England New ealand England North Sydney Oval 2010 Australia New ealand West Indies Warner Park Sports Complex, St Kitts 2012 Australia England England Sri Lanka R. Premadasa Stadium 2014 Australia England Bangladesh Dhaka 2016 West Indies Australia India Eden Gardens, India 2018 Australia England West Indies Sir Vivian Richards Stadium 2020 Australia India Australia Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground 2022 - - South Africa - Cricket World Cup Winners List PDF:-Download PDF Here applicants must have a clear view of the entire program for different government exams, and only then can they begin their preparations systematically. So below are a set of links that they can refer to: World Cup Winners List - Important facts there are certain important facts related to the list of World Cup winners that a contender for the competitive exam should be aware of. Below are some of these facts: Australia is the country with the highest number of World Cup titles for men and women Currently, 12 teams take part in various ICC men's tournaments. These include: India, Australia, England, New ealand Pakistan, Afghanistan, South Africa, Bangladesh, Ireland, West Indies and Sri Lanka There are a total of 10 teams that participate in various WOMEN's ICC tournaments. These include: Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, Ireland, New ealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka and the West Indies India and Australia are the only two countries that have won the World Cup in both 50 and 60 oatmeal format India is the only country to date that has won the Men's World Cup for 50 oatmeal, 60 oatmeal and 20 oat selection issues related to the World Cup winners' list of several Below is the list of World Cup winners over the years for reference candidates. No 1. Which team has won the most World Cup titles so far? No 2. What is the only team that has won all three formats of the 20th, 50 and 60th World Cups? No 3. Under whose captain the England team won the men's World Cup 2019? No 4. When and where is the next ICC Men's T20 World Cup scheduled for the next? No 5. Who was declared the man of the series at the 2011 Men's World Cup? No 6. Which team will Australia defeat in the T20 women's World Cup final 2020 to win the title for the fifth time? No 7. Who led the Indian cricket team at the 1983 World Cup? The questions listed above are just for your link, candidates should be prepared with updated information about the list of World Cup winners. Applicants who are looking forward to applying for the 2020 government exams should begin their training and for any assistance or assistant can contact BYJU'S and get up-to-date information, training materials and training tips. Related links: This article is about the 50-over men's tournament. For the women's tournament, see the last tournament, see the 2019 Cricket World Cup. For the Twenty20 tournament, see the ICC Men's T20 World Cup and the ICC Women's T20 World Cup. ICC Men's Cricket World CupThe World Cup TrophyAdministratorInternational Cricket Council (ICC)FormatOne Day InternationalFirst edition1975 EnglandLatest edition2019 England - WalesNext edition20 IndiaTournament format-variousNumber teams20 (all tournaments)14 (until 2015)10 (current)Current champion of England (1st title) Most successful Australia (5 titles) Tendulkar (2,278)Most wickets Glenn McGrath (71) Tournaments 1975 1979 1983 1992 1996 1999 2009 2003 2007 2011 2015 2019 2023 Cricket World Cup (officially known as men's Cricket World Cup) One Day International International (ODI). The event was organized by the sport's governing body, the International Council for the (ICC), (ICC), four years, with preliminary qualifying rounds leading up to the final of the tournament. The tournament is one of the most watched sporting events in the world and is considered the flagship event of the icc's international cricket calendar. The first World Cup was held in England in June 1975, and the first ODI cricket match was played just four years ago. However, a separate women's Cricket World Cup was held two years before the first men's tournament, and the tournament involving several international teams was held back in 1912, when a triangular Test tournament was played between Australia, England and South Africa. The first three World Cups were held in England. Since 1987, the tournament has been divided between countries under an informal rotation system, with fourteen ICC members playing at least one match in the tournament. The current format includes a qualifying phase that takes place over the previous three years to determine which teams qualify for the tournament stage. At the tournament stage, 10 teams, including the automatically qualified host country, compete for the title at venues in the host country for a month. 20 teams took part in 11 editions of the tournament, ten teams took part in the last tournament in 2019. Australia have won the tournament five times, India and the West Indies twice each, while Pakistan, Sri Lanka and England have won it once each. The best performance of the team, not in the team, was not included in the team when Kenya reached the semifinals of the tournament in 2003.
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