Under Kapil Dev's leadership, a young Indian team's historic win against the West Indies secured their maiden World Cup, reshaping cricket in India.
Jonty Rhodes redefined fielding with a Superman-style dive to run out Pakistan's Inzamam-ul-Haq, creating one of the most iconic moments in World Cup history.
Australia's three consecutive World Cup triumphs from 1999 to 2007, led by Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting, solidified their supremacy in global cricket.
In a World Cup cliffhanger, a mix-up between Klusener and Donald, needing one run off four balls, ended in a tie, sending Australia to the finals with a superior net run rate.
Captain MS Dhoni secured India's World Cup win after 28 years by hitting a massive six when India needed 4 runs off 11 balls, sparking nationwide celebration.
The England vs. New Zealand World Cup final, concluded in ties for both the regular game and Super Over, leading to England's controversial win based on boundary count.
Led by Clive Lloyd, the West Indies, featuring cricket legends like Vivian Richards and Michael Holding, dominated the 1970s by winning the first two World Cup editions