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List of ICC Cricket World Cup Winners - Men & Women Tournaments List of ICC Cricket World Cup Winners - Men & Women Tournaments Cricket World Cup is one of the biggest sports events held across the world and is organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) after an interval of every four years. Given below is the World Cup Winners list for the Men & Women’s Cricket world cut for 50 and 20 overs. ICC World Cup Winners - Men The table given below gives the list of 50 overs ICC Men’s World Cup Winners along with the runner ups and Hosts for each year the event was organised: ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Winners - 50 Overs Year World Cup Runners Up Host Finals Venue Winner 1975 West Indies Australia England Lord's Cricket Ground, London 1979 West Indies England England Lord's Cricket Ground, London 1983 India West Indies England Lord's Cricket Ground, London 1987 Australia England India & Pakistan Eden Gardens, Kolkata 1992 Pakistan England Australia & New Melbourne Cricket Zealand Ground, Melbourne 1996 Sri Lanka Australia India, Pakistan & Gaddafi Stadium, Sri Lanka Lahore 1999 Australia Pakistan England Lord's Cricket Ground, London 2003 Australia India Australia Wanderers, Johannesburg 2007 Australia Sri Lanka Australia Kensington Oval, Bridgetown 2011 India Sri Lanka India Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai 2015 Australia New Zealand Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground 2019 England New Zealand England Lord's, London 2023 -- -- India -- Given below is the list of winners and runner ups for the ICC T20 World Cup: T20 World Cup Winners List - Men Year Winner Runners Up Host Finals Venue 2007 India Pakistan South Africa Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg 2009 Pakistan Sri Lanka England Lord's, London 2010 England Australia West Indies Kensington Oval, Bridgetown 2012 West Indies Sri Lanka Sri Lanka R. Premadasa Stadium 2014 Sri Lanka India Bangladesh Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka 2016 West Indies England India Eden Gardens, Kolkata 2020 -- -- Australia -- ICC World Cup Winners - Women Given below is the list of Cricket World Cup winners for Women's 50/60 overs tournament along with the runner-ups name and host Countries: Women’s World Cup Winners List - 50 Overs Year Winner Runners Up Host Finals Venue 1973 England Australia England Edgbaston 1978 Australia England India Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Hyderabad 1982 Australia England New Zealand Lancaster Park, Christchurch 1988 Australia England Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground 1993 England New Zealand England London 1997 Australia New Zealand India Eden Gardens, Kolkata 2000 New Zealand Australia New Zealand Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln 2005 Australia India South Africa SuperSport Park, Centurion 2009 England New Zealand Australia North Sydney Oval, Sydney ​ ​ 2013 Australia West Indies India Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai 2017 England India England Lord's, London 2021 -- -- New Zealand -- Given below is the list of ICC Women’s World Cup Winners List for the T20 tournaments conducted till date: Women’s T20 World Cup Winners List Year Winner Runners Up Host Finals Venue 2009 England New Zealand England North Sydney Oval 2010 Australia New Zealand West Indies Warner Park Sporting Complex, Saint Kitts 2012 Australia England Sri Lanka R. Premadasa Stadium 2014 Australia England Bangladesh Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Dhaka 2016 West Indies Australia India Eden Gardens, India 2018 Australia England West Indies Sir Vivian Richards Stadium 2020 Australia India Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground 2022 -- -- South Africa -- Aspirants who are looking forward to applying for the Government exams 2020 must start their preparation and for any help or assistant can refer to BYJU'S and get the latest information, study material and tips for preparation. .
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