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Detailed information regarding cricket world cup

 Cricket world cup 

. The cricket world cup was first held in            1975.

. It was organised by the international                cricket council.

. First game details.

Date-  7 june 1975.

Venue-  Lord's  cricket  ground, london , england .

First match-  England VS India.

  Winner of the forst world  cup 1975.

 Winner- westindies.
 Runner up-  Australia.
 Final venue- Lord's  cricket ground london.

 Top performances in world cup.

1. Most runs.

 Sachin tendulkar  ( india) .
 Runs- 2228,
 Years- 1992-2011.

2.  Most wicket.

Glenn mc grath ( Australia)
 Wicket - 71.
 Years - 1996-2007.

3. Most centuries.

Rohit sharma ( India) 
Centuries- 7.
Years - 2015 - 2023.

4.  Highest  individual score.

Martin guptil (new zealand) VS  west indies.
Years- 2015.

5. Best bowling  figures.

Glenn mc grath (Australia). 7/5 VS namibia .
Years -  2003.

 Recent  edition.

 Host- India.
 Winner- India.
 Runner up- Australia.
 Top scorer-  Rohit sharma (India).
 Top wicket takar-   shaheen afridi( pakistan)

Notable  winner.

1.  Australia -5 titles ( 1987, 1999 2003, 2007,2015.)

2. West indies - 2 titles ( 1975, 1979).

3. India -  2 titles ( 1983,2011).

4 . pakistan- 1 titles ( 1992).

5.  Srilanka - 1 titles ( 1996).

 6.England -  1 titles ( 2019).



2. West indies

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