Clive Lloyd (1975, 1979) | West Indies won the first two editions of the Cricket World Cup. It was legendary skipper Clive Llyod who lifted the World Cup trophy on both the occasions. (Image: Reuters)
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Kapil Dev (1983) | West Indies were dethroned as the champions for the first time when Kapil Dev's Daredevils defeated the Caribbean side in the final of the 1983 World Cup. (Image: Reuters)
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Allan Border (1987) | It was the first Cricket World Cup played outside England, as India and Pakistan jointly hosted of the mega event. Australia defeated arch rivals England in the final played at Eden Garden, Kolkata. It was Allan Border who led the Australians to their maiden World Cup title. (Image: Reuters)
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Imran Khan (1992) | Pakistan have won the Cricket World Cup once and it was under the leadership of Imran Khan. A young Pakistani team boasting of talents like Inzamam-ul-Haq and Wasim Akram defeated England led by Graham Gooch at Melbourne Cricket Ground as the men in Green became the second Asian team to win cricket's most prestigious event. (Image: Reuters)
Arjuna Ranatunga (1996) | World Cup returned to the Indian sub-continent in 1996 as India, Pakistan and Sri-Lanka co-hosted the event for the second time. Arjuna Ranatunga became the first captain from a host nation to lift the the trophy as he led Sri Lanka to its maiden world title. (Image: Reuters)
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Steve Waugh (1999) | In 1999, the cricketing world saw the beginning of an era of unprecedented dominance by Australia. The team from Down Under went on to win three consecutive World Cups. It was Steve Waugh who lifted the trophy at Lord's defeating Pakistan in the final. (Image: Reuters)
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Ricky Ponting (2003) | The ICC Cricket World Cup reached South African shores for the first time in 2003. In the final played between Australia and India, Ricky Ponting's team crushed Sourav Ganguly's side to lift the trophy again. (Image: Reuters)
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Ricky Ponting (2007) | Ponting became the second captain after Clive Llyod to lift the World Cup trophy on two successive occasions as Australia beat Sri Lanka in the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007. With the win, Australia became four-time champions of Cricket's showpiece event. (Image: Reuters)
MS Dhoni (2011) | Australia's winning spree in the World Cup came to an end when they were eliminated at the hands of India in the QFs of the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup. The event was co-hosted by India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. In the final, India vanquished Sri Lanka at the Wankhede Stadium and MS Dhoni became the second Indian skipper to lift the World Cup title. (Image: Reuters)
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Michael Clarke (2015) | Australia became World Champions for the fifth time when they overpowered neighbours and rivals New Zealand in the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 at Melbourne Cricket Ground. On this occasion, Clarke joined the likes of Allan Border, Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting to guide the Kangaroos to World Cup glory. (Image: Reuters)
