Sixth Cricket World Cup Match summaries

• 1st Match:
• England v New Zealand at Ahmedabad - Feb 14, 1996
• New Zealand 239/6 (50 ov); England 228/9 (50 ov)
• New Zealand won by 11 runs
• 2nd Match:
• South Africa v United Arab Emirates at Rawalpindi - Feb 16, 1996
• South Africa 321/2 (50 ov); United Arab Emirates 152/8 (50 ov)
• South Africa won by 169 runs
• 3rd Match:
• West Indies v Zimbabwe at Hyderabad (Deccan) - Feb 16, 1996
• Zimbabwe 151/9 (50 ov); West Indies 155/4 (29.3 ov)
• West Indies won by 6 wickets (with 123 balls remaining)
• 5th Match:
• Sri Lanka v Australia at Colombo (RPS) - Feb 17, 1996
• Sri Lanka won (walkover without a ball bowled)
• 4th Match:
• Netherlands v New Zealand at Vadodara - Feb 17, 1996
• New Zealand 307/8 (50 ov); Netherlands 188/7 (50 ov)
• New Zealand won by 119 runs
• 6th Match:
• India v Kenya at Cuttack - Feb 18, 1996
• Kenya 199/6 (50 ov); India 203/3 (41.5 ov)
• India won by 7 wickets (with 49 balls remaining)
• 7th Match:
• England v United Arab Emirates at Peshawar - Feb 18, 1996
• United Arab Emirates 136 (48.3 ov); England 140/2 (35 ov)
• England won by 8 wickets (with 90 balls remaining)
• 8th Match:
• New Zealand v South Africa at Faisalabad - Feb 20, 1996
• New Zealand 177/9 (50 ov); South Africa 178/5 (37.3 ov)
• South Africa won by 5 wickets (with 75 balls remaining)
• 9th Match:
• Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe at Colombo (SSC) - Feb 21, 1996
• Zimbabwe 228/6 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 229/4 (37 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets (with 78 balls remaining)
• 10th Match:
• India v West Indies at Gwalior - Feb 21, 1996
• West Indies 173 (50 ov); India 174/5 (39.4 ov)
• India won by 5 wickets (with 62 balls remaining)
• 11th Match:
• England v Netherlands at Peshawar - Feb 22, 1996
• England 279/4 (50 ov); Netherlands 230/6 (50 ov)
• England won by 49 runs
• 12th Match:
• Australia v Kenya at Visakhapatnam - Feb 23, 1996
• Australia 304/7 (50 ov); Kenya 207/7 (50 ov)
• Australia won by 97 runs
• 13th Match:
• Pakistan v United Arab Emirates at Gujranwala - Feb 24, 1996
• United Arab Emirates 109/9 (33/33 ov); Pakistan 112/1 (18/33 ov)
• Pakistan won by 9 wickets (with 90 balls remaining)
• 14th Match:
• Sri Lanka v West Indies at Colombo (RPS) - Feb 25, 1996
• Sri Lanka won (walkover without a ball bowled)
• 15th Match:
• England v South Africa at Rawalpindi - Feb 25, 1996
• South Africa 230 (50 ov); England 152 (44.3 ov)
• South Africa won by 78 runs
• 16th Match:
• Kenya v Zimbabwe at Patna - Feb 26, 1996
• Zimbabwe 45/3 (15.5 ov)
• 17th Match:
• Pakistan v Netherlands at Lahore - Feb 26, 1996
• Netherlands 145/7 (50 ov); Pakistan 151/2 (30.4 ov)
• Pakistan won by 8 wickets (with 116 balls remaining)
• 16th Match:
• Kenya v Zimbabwe at Patna - Feb 27, 1996
• Kenya 134 (49.4 ov); Zimbabwe 137/5 (42.2 ov)
• Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets (with 46 balls remaining)
• 18th Match:
• New Zealand v United Arab Emirates at Faisalabad - Feb 27, 1996
• New Zealand 276/8 (47/47 ov); United Arab Emirates 167/9 (47/47 ov)
• New Zealand won by 109 runs
• 19th Match:
• India v Australia at Mumbai - Feb 27, 1996
• Australia 258 (50 ov); India 242 (48 ov)
• Australia won by 16 runs
• 20th Match:
• Kenya v West Indies at Pune - Feb 29, 1996
• Kenya 166 (49.3 ov); West Indies 93 (35.2 ov)
• Kenya won by 73 runs
• 21st Match:
• Pakistan v South Africa at Karachi - Feb 29, 1996
• Pakistan 242/6 (50 ov); South Africa 243/5 (44.2 ov)
• South Africa won by 5 wickets (with 34 balls remaining)
• 22nd Match:
• Australia v Zimbabwe at Nagpur - Mar 1, 1996
• Zimbabwe 154 (45.3 ov); Australia 158/2 (36 ov)
• Australia won by 8 wickets (with 84 balls remaining)
• 23rd Match:
• Netherlands v United Arab Emirates at Lahore - Mar 1, 1996
• Netherlands 216/9 (50 ov); United Arab Emirates 220/3 (44.2 ov)
• United Arab Emirates won by 7 wickets (with 34 balls remaining)
• 24th Match:
• India v Sri Lanka at Delhi - Mar 2, 1996
• India 271/3 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 272/4 (48.4 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)
• 25th Match:
• Pakistan v England at Karachi - Mar 3, 1996
• England 249/9 (50 ov); Pakistan 250/3 (47.4 ov)
• Pakistan won by 7 wickets (with 14 balls remaining)
• 26th Match:
• Australia v West Indies at Jaipur - Mar 4, 1996
• Australia 229/6 (50 ov); West Indies 232/6 (48.5 ov)
• West Indies won by 4 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)
• 27th Match:
• Netherlands v South Africa at Rawalpindi - Mar 5, 1996
• South Africa 328/3 (50 ov); Netherlands 168/8 (50 ov)
• South Africa won by 160 runs
• 28th Match:
• Sri Lanka v Kenya at Kandy - Mar 6, 1996
• Sri Lanka 398/5 (50 ov); Kenya 254/7 (50 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 144 runs
• 29th Match:
• India v Zimbabwe at Kanpur - Mar 6, 1996
• India 247/5 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 207 (49.4 ov)
• India won by 40 runs
• 30th Match:
• Pakistan v New Zealand at Lahore - Mar 6, 1996
• Pakistan 281/5 (50 ov); New Zealand 235 (47.3 ov)
• Pakistan won by 46 runs
• 1st QF:
• England v Sri Lanka at Faisalabad - Mar 9, 1996
• England 235/8 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 236/5 (40.4 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets (with 56 balls remaining)
• 2nd QF:
• India v Pakistan at Bangalore - Mar 9, 1996
• India 287/8 (50 ov); Pakistan 248/9 (49/49 ov)
• India won by 39 runs
• 3rd QF:
• South Africa v West Indies at Karachi - Mar 11, 1996
• West Indies 264/8 (50 ov); South Africa 245 (49.3 ov)
• West Indies won by 19 runs
• 4th QF:
• Australia v New Zealand at Chennai - Mar 11, 1996
• New Zealand 286/9 (50 ov); Australia 289/4 (47.5 ov)
• Australia won by 6 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)
• 1st SF:
• India v Sri Lanka at Kolkata - Mar 13, 1996
• Sri Lanka 251/8 (50 ov); India 120/8 (34.1 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by default
• 2nd SF:
• Australia v West Indies at Mohali - Mar 14, 1996
• Australia 207/8 (50 ov); West Indies 202 (49.3 ov)
• Australia won by 5 runs
• Final:
• Australia v Sri Lanka at Lahore - Mar 17, 1996
• Australia 241/7 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 245/3 (46.2 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets (with 22 balls remaining)

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Fifth Cricket World Cup Match Summaries

• 1st Match:
• New Zealand v Australia at Auckland - Feb 22, 1992
• New Zealand 248/6 (50 ov); Australia 211 (48.1 ov)
• New Zealand won by 37 runs
• 2nd Match:
• England v India at Perth - Feb 22, 1992
• England 236/9 (50 ov); India 227 (49.2 ov)
• England won by 9 runs
• 3rd Match:
• Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe at New Plymouth - Feb 23, 1992
• Zimbabwe 312/4 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 313/7 (49.2 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)
• 4th Match:
• Pakistan v West Indies at Melbourne - Feb 23, 1992
• Pakistan 220/2 (50 ov); West Indies 221/0 (46.5 ov)
• West Indies won by 10 wickets (with 19 balls remaining)
• 5th Match:
• New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Hamilton - Feb 25, 1992
• Sri Lanka 206/9 (50 ov); New Zealand 210/4 (48.2 ov)
• New Zealand won by 6 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)
• 6th Match:
• Australia v South Africa at Sydney - Feb 26, 1992
• Australia 170/9 (49/49 ov); South Africa 171/1 (46.5/49 ov)
• South Africa won by 9 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)
• 7th Match:
• Pakistan v Zimbabwe at Hobart - Feb 27, 1992
• Pakistan 254/4 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 201/7 (50 ov)
• Pakistan won by 53 runs
• 8th Match:
• England v West Indies at Melbourne - Feb 27, 1992
• West Indies 157 (49.2 ov); England 160/4 (39.5 ov)
• England won by 6 wickets (with 61 balls remaining)
• 9th Match:
• India v Sri Lanka at Mackay - Feb 28, 1992
• India 1/0 (0.2/20 ov)
• No result
• 10th Match:
• New Zealand v South Africa at Auckland - Feb 29, 1992
• South Africa 190/7 (50 ov); New Zealand 191/3 (34.3 ov)
• New Zealand won by 7 wickets (with 93 balls remaining)
• 11th Match:
• West Indies v Zimbabwe at Brisbane - Feb 29, 1992
• West Indies 264/8 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 189/7 (50 ov)
• West Indies won by 75 runs
• 12th Match:
• Australia v India at Brisbane - Mar 1, 1992
• Australia 237/9 (50 ov); India 234 (47/47 ov)
• Australia won by 1 run (revised target)
• 13th Match:
• England v Pakistan at Adelaide - Mar 1, 1992
• Pakistan 74 (40.2 ov); England 24/1 (8/16 ov)
• No result
• 14th Match:
• South Africa v Sri Lanka at Wellington - Mar 2, 1992
• South Africa 195 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 198/7 (49.5 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)
• 15th Match:
• New Zealand v Zimbabwe at Napier - Mar 3, 1992
• New Zealand 162/3 (20.5/20.5 ov); Zimbabwe 105/7 (18/18 ov)
• New Zealand won by 48 runs (revised target)
• 16th Match:
• India v Pakistan at Sydney - Mar 4, 1992
• India 216/7 (49/49 ov); Pakistan 173 (48.1/49 ov)
• India won by 43 runs
• 17th Match:
• South Africa v West Indies at Christchurch - Mar 5, 1992
• South Africa 200/8 (50 ov); West Indies 136 (38.4 ov)
• South Africa won by 64 runs
• 18th Match:
• Australia v England at Sydney - Mar 5, 1992
• Australia 171 (49 ov); England 173/2 (40.5 ov)
• England won by 8 wickets (with 55 balls remaining)
• 19th Match:
• India v Zimbabwe at Hamilton - Mar 7, 1992
• India 203/7 (32/32 ov); Zimbabwe 104/1 (19.1/19 ov)
• India won by 55 runs (revised target)
• 20th Match:
• Australia v Sri Lanka at Adelaide - Mar 7, 1992
• Sri Lanka 189/9 (50 ov); Australia 190/3 (44 ov)
• Australia won by 7 wickets (with 36 balls remaining)
• 21st Match:
• New Zealand v West Indies at Auckland - Mar 8, 1992
• West Indies 203/7 (50 ov); New Zealand 206/5 (48.3 ov)
• New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)
• 22nd Match:
• Pakistan v South Africa at Brisbane - Mar 8, 1992
• South Africa 211/7 (50 ov); Pakistan 173/8 (36/36 ov)
• South Africa won by 20 runs (revised target)
• 23rd Match:
• England v Sri Lanka at Ballarat - Mar 9, 1992
• England 280/6 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 174 (44 ov)
• England won by 106 runs
• 24th Match:
• India v West Indies at Wellington - Mar 10, 1992
• India 197 (49.4 ov); West Indies 195/5 (40.2/46 ov)
• West Indies won by 5 wickets (with 34 balls remaining) (revised target)
• 25th Match: South
• Africa v Zimbabwe at Canberra - Mar 10, 1992
• Zimbabwe 163 (48.3 ov); South Africa 164/3 (45.1 ov)
• South Africa won by 7 wickets (with 29 balls remaining)
• 26th Match:
• Australia v Pakistan at Perth - Mar 11, 1992
• Pakistan 220/9 (50 ov); Australia 172 (45.2 ov)
• Pakistan won by 48 runs
• 27th Match:
• New Zealand v India at Dunedin - Mar 12, 1992
• India 230/6 (50 ov); New Zealand 231/6 (47.1 ov)
• New Zealand won by 4 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)
• 28th Match:
• England v South Africa at Melbourne - Mar 12, 1992
• South Africa 236/4 (50 ov); England 226/7 (40.5/41 ov)
• England won by 3 wickets (with 1 ball remaining) (revised target)
• 29th Match:
• Sri Lanka v West Indies at Berri - Mar 13, 1992
• West Indies 268/8 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 177/9 (50 ov)
• West Indies won by 91 runs
• 30th Match:
• Australia v Zimbabwe at Hobart - Mar 14, 1992
• Australia 265/6 (46/46 ov); Zimbabwe 137 (41.4/46 ov)
• Australia won by 128 runs
• 31st Match:
• New Zealand v England at Wellington - Mar 15, 1992
• England 200/8 (50 ov); New Zealand 201/3 (40.5 ov)
• New Zealand won by 7 wickets (with 55 balls remaining)
• 32nd Match:
• India v South Africa at Adelaide - Mar 15, 1992
• India 180/6 (30/30 ov); South Africa 181/4 (29.1/30 ov)
• South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)
• 33rd Match:
• Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Perth - Mar 15, 1992
• Sri Lanka 212/6 (50 ov); Pakistan 216/6 (49.1 ov)
• Pakistan won by 4 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)
• 34th Match:
• New Zealand v Pakistan at Christchurch - Mar 18, 1992
• New Zealand 166 (48.2 ov); Pakistan 167/3 (44.4 ov)
• Pakistan won by 7 wickets (with 32 balls remaining)
• 35th Match:
• England v Zimbabwe at Albury - Mar 18, 1992
• Zimbabwe 134 (46.1 ov); England 125 (49.1 ov)
• Zimbabwe won by 9 runs
• 36th Match:
• Australia v West Indies at Melbourne - Mar 18, 1992
• Australia 216/6 (50 ov); West Indies 159 (42.4 ov)
• Australia won by 57 runs
• 1st SF:
• New Zealand v Pakistan at Auckland - Mar 21, 1992
• New Zealand 262/7 (50 ov); Pakistan 264/6 (49 ov)
• Pakistan won by 4 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)
• 2nd SF:
• England v South Africa at Sydney - Mar 22, 1992
• England 252/6 (45/45 ov); South Africa 232/6 (43/43 ov)
• England won by 19 runs (revised target)
• Final:
• England v Pakistan at Melbourne - Mar 25, 1992
• Pakistan 249/6 (50 ov); England 227 (49.2 ov)
• Pakistan won by 22 runs

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Benson and Hedges World Cup - 1992

Imran Khan with 1992 Cricket World Cup

The fifth edition of Cricket World Cup also known as the Benson and Hedges World Cup in 1992 was jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand. The mega tournament was held between February 22 and March 25, 1992

The 1992 Cricket World Cup witnessed several changes in the tournament format as well as cricketing ideologies. This World Cup can be described as the start of the modern day slam-bang one-day cricket. Cricket teams started thinking and playing differently, thus leading to an increase in competitiveness. It was the first World Cup to introduce the concept of day and night matches.

The 1992 edition was the first in the history of Cricket World Cup to use white cricket balls and colored team uniforms. Until then, red balls and white colored uniforms had been used for the tournament. This event also saw the introduction of a new system to calculate over reductions for rain-affected matches.

This was South Africa's first World Cup after their re-introduction into international cricket. A total of 9 teams took part in the tournament with all sides having to play each other. They were not divided into groups. The Cricket World Cup 1992 had 36 matches in the round robin stage. Top four teams qualified for the semis, wherein the best two teams went on to play the final.

The 1992 Cricket World Cup was won by Pakistan, under the captaincy of Imran Khan. They defeated England by 22 runs in a final at Melbourne Cricket Ground. New Zealand and South Africa were the other semifinalists.

Teams in Cricket World Cup 1992:

• New Zealand, Australia, Zimbabwe, India, England, West Indies, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and South Africa

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Forth Cricket World Cup Match Summaries

• 1st Match:
• Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Hyderabad (Sind) - Oct 8, 1987
• Pakistan 267/6 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 252 (49.2 ov)
• Pakistan won by 15 runs
• 2nd Match:
• England v West Indies at Gujranwala - Oct 9, 1987
• West Indies 243/7 (50 ov); England 246/8 (49.3 ov)
• England won by 2 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)
• 3rd Match: 
• India v Australia at Chennai - Oct 9, 1987
• Australia 270/6 (50 ov); India 269 (49.5 ov)
• Australia won by 1 run
• 4th Match: 
• New Zealand v Zimbabwe at Hyderabad (Deccan) - Oct 10, 1987
• New Zealand 242/7 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 239 (49.4 ov)
• New Zealand won by 3 runs
• 5th Match: 
• Pakistan v England at Rawalpindi - Oct 12-13, 1987
• Pakistan 239/7 (50 ov); England 221 (48.4 ov)
• Pakistan won by 18 runs
• 6th Match: 
• Australia v Zimbabwe at Chennai - Oct 13, 1987
• Australia 235/9 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 139 (42.4 ov)
• Australia won by 96 runs
• 7th Match: 
• Sri Lanka v West Indies at Karachi - Oct 13, 1987
• West Indies 360/4 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 169/4 (50 ov)
• West Indies won by 191 runs
• 8th Match: 
• India v New Zealand at Bangalore - Oct 14, 1987
• India 252/7 (50 ov); New Zealand 236/8 (50 ov)
• India won by 16 runs
• 9th Match: 
• Pakistan v West Indies at Lahore - Oct 16, 1987
• West Indies 216 (49.3 ov); Pakistan 217/9 (50 ov)
• Pakistan won by 1 wicket (with 0 balls remaining)
• 10th Match: 
• England v Sri Lanka at Peshawar - Oct 17, 1987
• England 296/4 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 158/8 (45/45 ov)
• England won by 108 runs (revised target)
• 11th Match: 
• India v Zimbabwe at Mumbai - Oct 17, 1987
• Zimbabwe 135 (44.2 ov); India 136/2 (27.5 ov)
• India won by 8 wickets (with 133 balls remaining)
• 12th Match: 
• Australia v New Zealand at Indore - Oct 18-19, 1987
• Australia 199/4 (30/30 ov); New Zealand 196/9 (30/30 ov)
• Australia won by 3 runs
• 13th Match: 
• Pakistan v England at Karachi - Oct 20, 1987
• England 244/9 (50 ov); Pakistan 247/3 (49 ov)
• Pakistan won by 7 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)
• 14th Match: 
• Sri Lanka v West Indies at Kanpur - Oct 21, 1987
• West Indies 236/8 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 211/8 (50 ov)
• West Indies won by 25 runs
• 15th Match: 
• India v Australia at Delhi - Oct 22, 1987
• India 289/6 (50 ov); Australia 233 (49 ov)
• India won by 56 runs
• 16th Match: 
• New Zealand v Zimbabwe at Kolkata - Oct 23, 1987
• Zimbabwe 227/5 (50 ov); New Zealand 228/6 (47.4 ov)
• New Zealand won by 4 wickets (with 14 balls remaining)
• 17th Match: 
• Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Faisalabad - Oct 25, 1987
• Pakistan 297/7 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 184/8 (50 ov)
• Pakistan won by 113 runs
• 18th Match: 
• England v West Indies at Jaipur - Oct 26, 1987
• England 269/5 (50 ov); West Indies 235 (48.1 ov)
• England won by 34 runs
• 19th Match: 
• India v Zimbabwe at Ahmedabad - Oct 26, 1987
• Zimbabwe 191/7 (50 ov); India 194/3 (42 ov)
• India won by 7 wickets (with 48 balls remaining)
• 20th Match: 
• Australia v New Zealand at Chandigarh - Oct 27, 1987
• Australia 251/8 (50 ov); New Zealand 234 (48.4 ov)
• Australia won by 17 runs
• 21st Match: 
• Australia v Zimbabwe at Cuttack - Oct 30, 1987
• Australia 266/5 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 196/6 (50 ov)
• Australia won by 70 runs
• 22nd Match: 
• England v Sri Lanka at Pune - Oct 30, 1987
• Sri Lanka 218/7 (50 ov); England 219/2 (41.2 ov)
• England won by 8 wickets (with 52 balls remaining)
• 23rd Match: 
• Pakistan v West Indies at Karachi - Oct 30, 1987
• West Indies 258/7 (50 ov); Pakistan 230/9 (50 ov)
• West Indies won by 28 runs
• 24th Match: 
• India v New Zealand at Nagpur - Oct 31, 1987
• New Zealand 221/9 (50 ov); India 224/1 (32.1 ov)
• India won by 9 wickets (with 107 balls remaining)
• 1st SF: 
• Pakistan v Australia at Lahore - Nov 4, 1987
• Australia 267/8 (50 ov); Pakistan 249 (49 ov)
• Australia won by 18 runs
• 2nd SF: 
• India v England at Mumbai - Nov 5, 1987
• England 254/6 (50 ov); India 219 (45.3 ov)
• England won by 35 runs
• Final: 
• Australia v England at Kolkata - Nov 8, 1987
• Australia 253/5 (50 ov); England 246/8 (50 ov)
• Australia won by 7 runs

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Third Cricket World Cup match Summaries

3^rd Cricket World Cup Winning Team - India

• 1st Match:
• England v New Zealand at The Oval - Jun 9, 1983
• England 322/6 (60/60 ov); New Zealand 216 (59/60 ov)
• England won by 106 runs
• 2nd Match:
• Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Swansea - Jun 9, 1983
• Pakistan 338/5 (60/60 ov); Sri Lanka 288/9 (60/60 ov)
• Pakistan won by 50 runs
• 3rd Match:
• Australia v Zimbabwe at Nottingham - Jun 9, 1983
• Zimbabwe 239/6 (60/60 ov); Australia 226/7 (60/60 ov)
• Zimbabwe won by 13 runs
• 4th Match:
• India v West Indies at Manchester - Jun 9-10, 1983
• India 262/8 (60/60 ov); West Indies 228 (54.1/60 ov)
• India won by 34 runs
• 5th Match:
• England v Sri Lanka at Taunton - Jun 11, 1983
• England 333/9 (60/60 ov); Sri Lanka 286 (58/60 ov)
• England won by 47 runs
• 6th Match:
• New Zealand v Pakistan at Birmingham - Jun 11-12, 1983
• New Zealand 238/9 (60/60 ov); Pakistan 186 (55.2/60 ov)
• New Zealand won by 52 runs
• 7th Match:
• Australia v West Indies at Leeds - Jun 11-12, 1983
• West Indies 252/9 (60/60 ov); Australia 151 (30.3/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 101 runs
• 8th Match:
• India v Zimbabwe at Leicester - Jun 11, 1983
• Zimbabwe 155 (51.4/60 ov); India 157/5 (37.3/60 ov)
• India won by 5 wickets (with 135 balls remaining)
• 9th Match:
• England v Pakistan at Lord's - Jun 13, 1983
• Pakistan 193/8 (60/60 ov); England 199/2 (50.4/60 ov)
• England won by 8 wickets (with 56 balls remaining)
• 10th Match:
• New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Bristol - Jun 13, 1983
• Sri Lanka 206 (56.1/60 ov); New Zealand 209/5 (39.2/60 ov)
• New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 124 balls remaining)
• 11th Match:
• Australia v India at Nottingham - Jun 13, 1983
• Australia 320/9 (60/60 ov); India 158 (37.5/60 ov)
• Australia won by 162 runs
• 12th Match:
• West Indies v Zimbabwe at Worcester - Jun 13, 1983
• Zimbabwe 217/7 (60/60 ov); West Indies 218/2 (48.3/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 8 wickets (with 69 balls remaining)
• 13th Match:
• England v New Zealand at Birmingham - Jun 15, 1983
• England 234 (55.2/60 ov); New Zealand 238/8 (59.5/60 ov)
• New Zealand won by 2 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)
• 14th Match:
• India v West Indies at The Oval - Jun 15, 1983
• West Indies 282/9 (60/60 ov); India 216 (53.1/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 66 runs
• 15th Match:
• Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Leeds - Jun 16, 1983
• Pakistan 235/7 (60/60 ov); Sri Lanka 224 (58.3/60 ov)
• Pakistan won by 11 runs
• 16th Match:
• Australia v Zimbabwe at Southampton - Jun 16, 1983
• Australia 272/7 (60/60 ov); Zimbabwe 240 (59.5/60 ov)
• Australia won by 32 runs
• 17th Match:
• England v Pakistan at Manchester - Jun 18, 1983
• Pakistan 232/8 (60/60 ov); England 233/3 (57.2/60 ov)
• England won by 7 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)
• 18th Match:
• New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Derby - Jun 18, 1983
• New Zealand 181 (58.2/60 ov); Sri Lanka 184/7 (52.5/60 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets (with 43 balls remaining)
• 19th Match:
• Australia v West Indies at Lord's - Jun 18, 1983
• Australia 273/6 (60/60 ov); West Indies 276/3 (57.5/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 7 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)
• 20th Match:
• India v Zimbabwe at Tunbridge Wells - Jun 18, 1983
• India 266/8 (60/60 ov); Zimbabwe 235 (57/60 ov)
• India won by 31 runs
• 21st Match:
• England v Sri Lanka at Leeds - Jun 20, 1983
• Sri Lanka 136 (50.4/60 ov); England 137/1 (24.1/60 ov)
• England won by 9 wickets (with 215 balls remaining)
• 22nd Match:
• New Zealand v Pakistan at Nottingham - Jun 20, 1983
• Pakistan 261/3 (60/60 ov); New Zealand 250 (59.1/60 ov)
• Pakistan won by 11 runs
• 23rd Match:
• Australia v India at Chelmsford - Jun 20, 1983
• India 247 (55.5/60 ov); Australia 129 (38.2/60 ov)
• India won by 118 runs
• 24th Match:
• West Indies v Zimbabwe at Birmingham - Jun 20, 1983
• Zimbabwe 171 (60/60 ov); West Indies 172/0 (45.1/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 10 wickets (with 89 balls remaining)
• 1st SF:
• England v India at Manchester - Jun 22, 1983
• England 213 (60/60 ov); India 217/4 (54.4/60 ov)
• India won by 6 wickets (with 32 balls remaining)
• 2nd SF:
• Pakistan v West Indies at The Oval - Jun 22, 1983
• Pakistan 184/8 (60/60 ov); West Indies 188/2 (48.4/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 8 wickets (with 68 balls remaining)
• Final:
• India v West Indies at Lord's - Jun 25, 1983
• India 183 (54.4/60 ov); West Indies 140 (52/60 ov)
• India won by 43 runs

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Second World Cup Match Summaries

• 1st Match:
• India v West Indies at Birmingham - Jun 9, 1979
• India 190 (53.1/60 ov); West Indies 194/1 (51.3/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 9 wickets (with 51 balls remaining)
• 2nd Match:
• New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Nottingham - Jun 9, 1979
• Sri Lanka 189 (56.5/60 ov); New Zealand 190/1 (47.4/60 ov)
• New Zealand won by 9 wickets (with 74 balls remaining)
• 3rd Match:
• England v Australia at Lord's - Jun 9, 1979
• Australia 159/9 (60/60 ov); England 160/4 (47.1/60 ov)
• England won by 6 wickets (with 77 balls remaining)
• 4th Match:
• Canada v Pakistan at Leeds - Jun 9, 1979
• Canada 139/9 (60/60 ov); Pakistan 140/2 (40.1/60 ov)
• Pakistan won by 8 wickets (with 119 balls remaining)
• 5th Match:
• Sri Lanka v West Indies at The Oval - Jun 13-15, 1979
• Match abandoned without a ball bowled
• 6th Match:
• India v New Zealand at Leeds - Jun 13, 1979
• India 182 (55.5/60 ov); New Zealand 183/2 (57/60 ov)
• New Zealand won by 8 wickets (with 18 balls remaining)
• 7th Match:
• Australia v Pakistan at Nottingham - Jun 13-14, 1979
• Pakistan 286/7 (60/60 ov); Australia 197 (57.1/60 ov)
• Pakistan won by 89 runs
• 8th Match:
• England v Canada at Manchester - Jun 13-14, 1979
• Canada 45 (40.3/60 ov); England 46/2 (13.5/60 ov)
• England won by 8 wickets (with 277 balls remaining)
• 9th Match:
• India v Sri Lanka at Manchester - Jun 16-18, 1979
• Sri Lanka 238/5 (60/60 ov); India 191 (54.1/60 ov)
• Sri Lanka won by 47 runs
• 10th Match:
• New Zealand v West Indies at Nottingham - Jun 16, 1979
• West Indies 244/7 (60/60 ov); New Zealand 212/9 (60/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 32 runs
• 11th Match:
• Australia v Canada at Birmingham - Jun 16, 1979
• Canada 105 (33.2/60 ov); Australia 106/3 (26/60 ov)
• Australia won by 7 wickets (with 204 balls remaining)
• 12th Match:
• England v Pakistan at Leeds - Jun 16, 1979
• England 165/9 (60/60 ov); Pakistan 151 (56/60 ov)
• England won by 14 runs
• 1st SF:
• England v New Zealand at Manchester - Jun 20, 1979
• England 221/8 (60/60 ov); New Zealand 212/9 (60/60 ov)
• England won by 9 runs
• 2nd SF:
• Pakistan v West Indies at The Oval - Jun 20, 1979
• West Indies 293/6 (60/60 ov); Pakistan 250 (56.2/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 43 runs
• Final:
• England v West Indies at Lord's - Jun 23, 1979
• West Indies 286/9 (60/60 ov); England 194 (51/60 ov)
• West Indies won by 92 runs

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ICC World Cup 2011 - Schedule

The Cricket world cup 2011 start from 19 th February, 2011 While 2nd April, 2011 will be the final of cricket world cup 2011 in Mumbai, India. There are totally 49 matches in this event.

ICC have divided in two groups to all 14 ODI nation teams.

• Pool A: Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada, Kenya.
• Pool B: India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands

  

The fixuture of the ICC World Cup 2011:

1. Feb 19: Bangladesh v India, Dhaka
2. Feb 20: New Zealand v Kenya, Chennai
3. Feb 20: Sri Lanka v Canada, Hambantota
4. Feb 21: Australia v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad
5. Feb 22: England v Netherlands, Nagpur
6. Feb 23: Pakistan v Kenya, Hambantota
7. Feb 24: South Africa v West Indies, New Delhi
8. Feb 25: Australia v New Zealand, Nagpur
9. Feb 25: Bangladesh v Ireland, Dhaka
10. Feb 26: Sri Lanka v Pakistan, Colombo
11. Feb 27: India v England, Kolkata
12. Feb 28: West Indies v Netherlands, New Delhi
13. Feb 28: Zimbabwe v Canada, Nagpur
14. March 1: Sri Lanka v Kenya, Colombo
15. March 2: England v Ireland, Bangalore
16. March 3: South Africa v Netherlands, Mohali
17. March 3: Pakistan v Canada, Colombo
18. March 4: New Zealand v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad
19. March 4: Bangladesh v West Indies, Dhaka
20. March 5: Sri Lanka v Australia, Colombo
21. March 6: India v Ireland, Bangalore
22. March 6: England v South Africa, Chennai
23. March 7: Kenya v Canada, New Delhi
24. March 8: Pakistan v New Zealand, Pallekele
25. March 9: India v Netherlands, New Delhi
26. March 10: Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, Pallekele
27. March 11: West Indies v Ireland, Mohali
28. March 11: Bangladesh v England, Chittagong
29. March 12: India v South Africa, Nagpur
30. March 13: New Zealand v Canada, Mumbai
31. March 13: Australia v Kenya, Bangalore
32. March 14: Pakistan v Zimbabwe, Pallekele
33. March 14: Bangladesh v Netherlands, Chittagong
34. March 15: South Africa v Ireland, Kolkata
35. March 16: Australia v Canada, Bangalore
36. March 17: England v West Indies, Chennai
37. March 18: Sri Lanka v New Zealand, Mumbai
38. March 18: Ireland v Netherlands, Kolkata
39. March 19: Australia v Pakistan, Colombo
40. March 19: Bangladesh v South Africa, Dhaka
41. March 20: Zimbabwe v Kenya, Kolkata
42. March 20: India v West Indies, Chennai
43. March 23: Quarter-final, Dhaka
44. March 24: Quarter-final, Colombo
45. March 25: Quarter-final, Dhaka
46. March 26: Quarter-final, Ahmedabad
47. March 29: Semi-final, Colombo
48. March 30: Semi-final, Mohali
49. April 2: Final, Mumbai

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