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The 2019 World Cup Final Super Over — England vs New Zealand

England vs New Zealand

2019-07-14

The most extraordinary finish in World Cup history — the final tied, the Super Over tied, and England were declared World Champions on boundary count. New Zealand were devastated. The boundary countback rule was subsequently abolished.

#2019-world-cup#super-over#boundary-countback
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The Overthrow Six — The Moment That Changed 2019 World Cup Final

England vs New Zealand

2019-07-14

Ben Stokes dived for his crease as Martin Guptill's throw deflected off his outstretched bat to the boundary — the umpires awarded 6 runs (4 for the boundary + 2 being run), though replays suggested only 5 should have been given. The 'extra' run may have changed the World Cup result.

#2019-world-cup#overthrow-six#ben-stokes
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Kaif and Yuvraj's NatWest Trophy Chase — India's Comeback from 146/5

India vs England

2002-07-13

India needed 146 off 25 overs with 5 wickets down in the NatWest Trophy Final. Mohammed Kaif (87*) and Yuvraj Singh (69) guided India to victory, with Sourav Ganguly memorably removing his shirt on the Lord's balcony to celebrate.

#natwest-2002#mohammad-kaif#yuvraj-singh
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India Wins the 1983 World Cup — The Day Cricket Changed Forever

India vs West Indies

1983-06-25

India, 175-run underdogs, bowled out West Indies for 140 to win the 1983 World Cup at Lord's — a victory that transformed cricket's global landscape, made India the sport's financial superpower, and inspired a generation of cricketers.

#1983-world-cup#kapil-dev#india
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Viv Richards' 138 Not Out in the 1979 World Cup Final

West Indies vs England

1979-06-23

Viv Richards made 138 not out — the highest score in a World Cup final until 2003 — as West Indies defended their 1975 title by beating England at Lord's in a match that confirmed West Indian dominance of world cricket.

#viv-richards#138-not-out#1979-world-cup
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Clive Lloyd's 102 in the First World Cup Final — West Indies' Coronation

West Indies vs Australia

1975-06-21

Clive Lloyd made 102 off 85 balls in the very first World Cup final at Lord's in 1975, leading West Indies to a 17-run victory over Australia in a match that ran until 8:43pm under floodlights — and established the World Cup as a viable global cricket competition.

#clive-lloyd#102#1975-world-cup