Top 10 Biggest Upsets In History Of ICC ODI World Cups- In Pics

Bangladesh handed England a shocking defeat in the 2011 World Cup, restricting them to 225 runs and then successfully chasing down the target with three wickets to spare.

Bangladesh continued to haunt England in the 2015 World Cup, defeating them by 15 runs. Mahmudullah's century and brilliant bowling by Rubel Hossain played a significant role in this upset.

In a remarkable upset in the 2023 World Cup, Afghanistan defeated defending champions England by 69 runs. Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Ikram Ali Khil contributed with the bat, while Rashid Khan and Mujeeb Ur Rahman claimed three wickets each.

England suffered their first shock defeat in the World Cup in 1992, losing to Zimbabwe. Despite restricting Zimbabwe to 134 runs, England's batting collapsed, and they were bowled out for 125, losing by nine runs.

Ireland stunned England in the 2011 World Cup when they successfully chased down a massive target of 328. Kevin O'Brien played a historic innings, scoring the then-fastest century in ODI World Cups, guiding Ireland to a historic three-wicket win.

In one of the most remarkable upsets in World Cup history, India defeated two-time defending champions West Indies by 43 runs. India bowled out West Indies for just 140 runs after defending a modest total of 183.

Zimbabwe, in their World Cup debut, caused a major upset by defeating Australia by 13 runs in the 1983 World Cup. Duncan Fletcher played a crucial role, scoring an unbeaten 69 runs and taking four wickets for 42 runs.

On St. Patrick's Day in 2007, Ireland pulled off a stunning upset by defeating Pakistan. Ireland's bowlers restricted Pakistan to 132 runs, and Niall O'Brien's brilliant 72 helped Ireland chase down the target with three wickets in hand.

In the 2007 World Cup, Bangladesh caused a major upset by defeating India. Bangladesh posted a total of 223/9, and in response, India's innings crumbled as they were bowled out for 161.

In their maiden World Cup appearance, Kenya created a sensational upset by claiming a 73-run victory over the formidable West Indies. Kenya's off-spinner, Maurice Odumbe, played a pivotal role by taking three wickets for just 15 runs.