Whether in Melbourne, Mumbai or Marylebone, the ICC Men라이브 바카라 Cricket World Cup final is an occasion like no other. On바카라 웹사이트Sunday바카라 웹사이트the iconic Lord라이브 바카라 Cricket Ground will host its fifth World Cup final as hosts England face 2015 finalists New Zealand for the right to call themselves the best in the world.
Whichever team comes out on top, cricket라이브 바카라 most coveted trophy will be handed to a new winner as the 12th edition of the tournament reaches a dizzying climax.
We take a stroll down memory lane and look at World Cup finals gone by.바카라 웹사이트
1975: Lloyd Leads By Example
Runs made with backs to the wall are gripping to watch and Clive Lloyd coined the original. The West Indies captain came to the crease with his side struggling on 50/3 against Dennis Lillee라이브 바카라 Australia. Under glassy skies and in front of a feverish Lord라이브 바카라 crowd, Lloyd struck a masterful counter-attacking century and Keith Boyce took four wickets to crown Windies the inaugural winners.
1979: Richards Strikes Again바카라 웹사이트
Just as Lloyd bailed them out four years earlier, it was the turn of Viv Richards to extricate West Indies from a poor start and propel them to glory. His 138 from 157 balls was a brutal innings by modern standards and helped set a target of 286 – well beyond hosts England despite the stoical efforts of openers Geoffrey Boycott and Mike Brearley.바카라 웹사이트
1983: India라이브 바카라 Summer바카라 웹사이트
India라이브 바카라 vaunted bowling attack wrested the World Cup from the grasp of West Indies as Kapil Dev masterminded a memorable triumph. Dev라이브 바카라 outfit only managed 183 first up and Windies looked destined for a third straight victory, but Mohinder Amarnath and Madan Lal exploited swinging and seaming conditions to get home by 43 runs.바카라 웹사이트
1987: Advance Australia바카라 웹사이트
An Australia side that Steve Waugh would later label ‘rank outsiders’ pulled off an unlikely triumph in India & Pakistan, the first time the World Cup was staged outside England. The Eden Gardens final against the English would be immortalised for Mike Gatting라이브 바카라 ill-judged reverse sweep when his team were well-placed and David Boon라이브 바카라 gutsy 75, the backbone of his country라이브 바카라 inaugural triumph.바카라 웹사이트
1992: Cornered Tigers Roar Back
Imran Khan asked his team to fight and they scrapped for every inch until the skipper himself dismissed Richard Illingworth to clinch perhaps the World Cup라이브 바카라 most remarkable victory. Seemingly down and out after one win in their first five, Pakistan surged to five successive wins – inspired by Imran, whose 72 in the final earned his nation a maiden triumph in Melbourne.바카라 웹사이트
1996: De Silva라이브 바카라 Service
In what is still the finest all-round performance in a World Cup final, Aravinda de Silva took two catches and snaffled three wickets to restrict Mark Taylor라이브 바카라 Australia to 241 in Lahore. Alongside Asanka Gurusinha라이브 바카라 measured half-century, de Silva struck a masterful 107 to get Sri Lanka over the line by seven wickets, etching a fifth name onto the World Cup trophy.바카라 웹사이트
1999: Warne Blows Pakistan Away
In the World Cup win that sparked an era of one-day dominance, Shane Warne spun Australia to a comprehensive defeat of Pakistan at Lord라이브 바카라. The 1992 winners were bowled out for 132 as Glenn McGrath, Tom Moody and Warne strangled Wasim Akram라이브 바카라 men. Adam Gilchrist라이브 바카라 belligerence saw them over the line with eight wickets in hand.바카라 웹사이트
2003: Australia Go Back-To-Back
Australia secure successive World Cup wins with a contrasting but equally emphatic victory over India at the Wanderers. They smote 359 from their 50 overs – then their second highest-ever score in the format – with Ricky Ponting and Damien Martyn sharing a partnership of 234 runs, another national record. India got nowhere near, dismissed for 234.바카라 웹사이트
2007: Gilchrist Goes Big
A rain-reduced repeat of the 1996 showpiece was dominated by Gilchrist, whose 149 remains the highest-ever score in a World Cup final. Australia라이브 바카라 threepeat was never in doubt after Kumar Sangakkara and Sanath Jayasuriya were dismissed chasing 281, extending the winning streak of their one-day dynasty to 29 games.바카라 웹사이트
2011: Dhoni Does It For India
India라이브 바카라 World Cup win on home soil remains one of the most significant moments in the game라이브 바카라 recent history, sparking scenes of jubilation not seen since. Mahela Jayawardene scored the sixth hundred in a World Cup final but ended on the losing side – largely due to Mahendra Singh Dhoni라이브 바카라 perfectly-timed 91 in the chase and 97 from Gautam Gambhir.바카라 웹사이트
2015: Australia Romp Home바카라 웹사이트
Australia claimed a fourth win in five tournaments in front of a near-six figure crowd at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. It was a final triumph to stand alongside any of their previous efforts as a relentless bowling performance saw them dismiss.
(With Inputs From ICC)
