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Rohit Sharma Review Confusion — 2023 World Cup Final

India vs Australia

19 November 2023

Several contentious DRS decisions during the 2023 World Cup Final added to India's frustration as they lost to Australia despite being unbeaten throughout the tournament.

#rohit sharma#world cup final#drs
😂Moderate

Various World Cup Final 2019 Comedy of Errors

England vs New Zealand

2019-07-14

The 2019 World Cup Final featured a freak overthrow off Ben Stokes' bat that went for six runs, sparking endless debate and proving that cricket's greatest moments are often its most absurd.

#world-cup-final#2019#overthrow
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Mithali Raj Batting Order Drama — 2017 Women's World Cup Final

India Women vs England Women

23 July 2017

India controversially demoted Mithali Raj in the batting order during the World Cup Final at Lord's, a decision that many blamed for India's defeat.

#mithali raj#world cup final#batting order
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Haddin Claims Contentious Catch — 2015 World Cup Final

Australia vs New Zealand

29 March 2015

Brad Haddin claimed a catch off a bottom edge in the 2015 World Cup Final that was reviewed and given out, with New Zealand questioning whether the ball had carried.

#world cup final#catch#haddin
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Sachin's LBW Review — 2011 World Cup Final

India vs Sri Lanka

2 April 2011

Sachin Tendulkar survived an LBW decision via DRS review in the 2011 World Cup Final, with ball tracking showing the ball just missing the stumps.

#sachin#world cup final#lbw
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Sri Lanka 2011 World Cup Final Fixing Allegations

India vs Sri Lanka

2 April 2011

Former Sri Lankan sports minister alleged that the 2011 World Cup final between India and Sri Lanka was fixed, triggering an investigation by Sri Lanka Cricket and the ICC.

#world cup final#2011#sri lanka
🏏Serious

Ponting Not Given Out — 2003 World Cup Final

Australia vs India

23 March 2003

Ricky Ponting survived a caught-behind appeal early in his innings during the 2003 World Cup Final. He went on to score 140 as Australia demolished India.

#ponting#world cup final#caught behind
Explosive

Aravinda de Silva's 107* — Sri Lanka's First World Cup, 1996

Australia vs Sri Lanka

1996-03-17

On March 17, 1996 at Gaddafi Stadium, Aravinda de Silva made an unbeaten 107 (and took 3 for 42) as Sri Lanka beat Australia by 7 wickets to win their first World Cup. He was Player of the Match and Player of the Tournament; Sri Lanka became the first host country to win a World Cup.

#aravinda-de-silva#sri-lanka#australia
Explosive

Cornered Tigers Crowned — Pakistan's 1992 World Cup Final Triumph

Pakistan vs England

1992-03-25

On March 25, 1992, Pakistan beat England by 22 runs at the MCG to lift their first cricket World Cup. Imran Khan's 72 and Wasim Akram's match-defining all-round performance (33 with the bat, 3/49 with the ball, including the wickets of Lamb and Lewis with consecutive deliveries) sealed it. Imran retired immediately afterwards.

#imran-khan#pakistan#england
Serious

Imran Khan Retires — Trophy Lifted, Career Closed, March 1992

Pakistan vs England

1992-03-25

Immediately after lifting the World Cup at the MCG on March 25, 1992, Imran Khan announced his retirement from international cricket. At 39, the cornered tigers' captain walked away on the highest possible note: world champion, in his last match, with a personal score of 72.

#imran-khan#pakistan#1992-world-cup
Explosive

India Win the 1983 World Cup — Lord's, June 25

India, West Indies

1983-06-25

Bowled out for 183 against the two-time defending champions, India dismissed West Indies for 140 — Mohinder Amarnath and Madan Lal taking three wickets each — to win the 1983 World Cup and change Indian sport forever.

#india#west-indies#1983-world-cup
Serious

Madan Lal and Mohinder Amarnath — The Bowlers Who Won the 1983 World Cup

India, West Indies

1983-06-25

Madan Lal's 3 for 31 — including the wicket of Viv Richards — and Mohinder Amarnath's 3 for 12 in seven overs ripped through the West Indies in the 1983 World Cup final and made an unlikely 183 enough to win the trophy.

#madan-lal#mohinder-amarnath#india
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Richards 138* and Collis King 86 — 1979 World Cup Final

West Indies vs England

23 June 1979

Vivian Richards' 138 not out off 157 balls and Collis King's 86 from 66 balls in a 139-run fifth-wicket partnership took West Indies to 286/9 in the 1979 Prudential World Cup final at Lord's. England, in reply, were dismissed for 194 — the chase undone by the slow-batting opening pair of Geoffrey Boycott (57 from 105 balls) and Mike Brearley (64 from 130). West Indies retained the World Cup with a 92-run victory.

#Vivian Richards#Collis King#1979 World Cup