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Cricket ODI World Cup Winners List from 1973 to 2023: Women’s 50 Overs Winners, and T20 Winners List

We have shared below a list of cricket world cup winners from 1973 to 2023 along with details like who won the ODI world cup most number of times, how many cricket world cups haven been played so far, how many times India won the 50 Overs world cup etc. General knowledge is considered a vital part of Government exams syllabus and when we talk about Government exams in India, sports GK plays an important role.

Cricket World Cup Winners List from 1973 to 2023: There are 12 men’s cricket world cup tournaments have been played so far out of which Australia is the only team who won the world cup title three consecutive times and 5 in total. India won the world cup two times- the first time is 1983 and the second time in 2011. The last men’s world cup final was played in 2019 between England and New Zealand and England won the match. Check below the list of world Cup Winners from 1973 to 2023 which includes Men’s cricket world cup winners list, women’s cricket world cup winners list, T20 world cup winners list (Men’s and Women’s).

Men’s ODI Cricket World Cup Winners List from 1975 to 2023 List

Here is the list of Men’s cricket ODI world cup winners (50 overs) from 1975 to 2023:

YearHost CountriesVenue of World Cup FinalWinner Runners Up
1975EnglandLord’s Cricket Ground, LondonWest IndiesAustralia
1979EnglandLord’s Cricket Ground, LondonWest IndiesEngland
1983EnglandLord’s Cricket Ground, LondonIndiaWest Indies
1987India & PakistanEden Gardens, KolkataAustraliaEngland
1992Australia & New ZealandMelbourne Cricket Ground, MelbournePakistanEngland
1996India, Pakistan & Sri LankaGaddafi Stadium, LahoreSri LankaAustralia
1999EnglandLord’s Cricket Ground, LondonAustraliaPakistan
2003AustraliaWanderers, JohannesburgAustraliaIndia
2007West IndiesKensington Oval, BridgetownAustraliaSri Lanka
2011IndiaWankhede Stadium, MumbaiIndiaSri Lanka
2015AustraliaMelbourne Cricket GroundAustraliaNew Zealand
2019EnglandLord’s, LondonEnglandNew Zealand

Note: India is going to host Men’s cricket world cup in 2023. It is being played from 5 October to 19 November 2023

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Women’s Cricket World Cup Winners from 1973 to 2023 List

The last Women’s cricket world cup final was played in 2017 between India and England and England won the match. Check below the list of Women’s world cup winners from 1973 to 2023:

YearHost CountryVenue of World Cup FinalWinner Runners Up
1973EnglandEdgbastonEnglandAustralia
1978IndiaLal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, HyderabadAustraliaEngland
1982New ZealandLancaster Park, ChristchurchAustraliaEngland
1988AustraliaMelbourne Cricket GroundAustraliaEngland
1993EnglandLondonEnglandNew Zealand
1997IndiaEden Gardens, KolkataAustraliaNew Zealand
2000New ZealandBert Sutcliffe Oval in LincolnNew ZealandAustralia
2005South AfricaSuperSport Park, CenturionAustraliaIndia
2009AustraliaNorth Sydney Oval‎, ‎SydneyEnglandNew Zealand
2013IndiaBrabourne Stadium, MumbaiAustraliaWest Indies
2017EnglandLord’s LondonEnglandIndia
2022New ZealandHagley OvalAustraliaEngland

Men’s T20 World Cup Winners List from 2007 to 2023

The last men’s T20 world cup final was played in November 2022 between England and Pakistan where England won the match. Check below the list of men’s T20 world cup winners:

YearHost CountryVenue of World Cup FinalWinner Runners Up
2007South AfricaWanderers Stadium, JohannesburgIndiaPakistan
2009EnglandLord’s, LondonPakistanSri Lanka
2010West IndiesKensington Oval, BridgetownEnglandAustralia
2012Sri LankaR. Premadasa StadiumWest IndiesSri Lanka
2014BangladeshSher-e-Bangla National Stadium, DhakaSri LankaIndia
2016IndiaEden Gardens, KolkataWest IndiesEngland
2020 [Postponed]Australia
2021UAE OmanDubai International StadiumAustraliaNew Zealand
2022AustraliaMelbourne Cricket Ground, MelbourneEnglandPakistan

Note: England won the men’s T20 world cup in 2022.

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Women’s T20 World Cup Winners List from 2009 to 2023

The last women’s T20 world cup final was played in 2020 between Australia and India and Australia won the match. Check below the list of women’s T20 world cup winners from 2009 to 2023:

YearHost CountryVenue of World Cup FinalWinner Runners Up
2009EnglandNorth Sydney OvalEnglandNew Zealand
2010West IndiesWarner Park Sporting Complex, Saint KittsAustraliaNew Zealand
2012Sri LankaR. Premadasa StadiumAustraliaEngland
2014BangladeshSher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, DhakaAustraliaEngland
2016IndiaEden Gardens, IndiaWest IndiesAustralia
2018West IndiesSir Vivian Richards StadiumAustraliaEngland
2020AustraliaMelbourne Cricket GroundAustraliaIndia

Note: South Africa is going to host Women’s T20 World Cup in 2023.

Cricket World Cup Winners

Australia won the maximum number of world cup titles, check winning of other teams:

TeamWinnersYears Won
Australia51987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015
India21983, 2011
West Indies21975, 1979
Sri Lanka11996
Pakistan11992
England12019

Quick Facts about Cricket World Cup Winners

Have a look at certain facts about cricket world cup winners:

India, England, Australia, New Zealand, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Scotland, Bangladesh, South Africa, Namibia, Sri Lanka and West Indies show their participation in several ICC Men’s tournament.

Australia, England, Bangladesh, India, New Zealand, Ireland, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, South Africa, and West Indies show their participation in several ICC Women’s tournament.

Australia won the most cricket world cup title in both men’s and women’s category.

The first cricket world cup was played in June 1975 in England.

The first Women’s cricket world cup was played in the year 1973.

India is the only team who won World cup in 60 over, 50 over and 20 over format.

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