History
Yuvraj steers India clear
Beating an Australian team is never an easy job, least of all in a knockout match in a World Cup. In 2011, Yuvraj Singh was determined to do it
A two-decade long dream
In 2011, MS Dhoni helped end a 28-year wait for India and gifted Sachin Tendulkar something he had craved throughout his career - to be called a World Cup champion
A pearl that could have been priceless
Mahela Jayawardene's classic 2011 hundred did not deserve to be the only one of six in World Cup finals to not have been good enough to earn the maker's side the trophy
Life as a World Cup Invincible
The 2007 World Cup was the pinnacle of my career. I only played a handful of Tests, 30-odd one-dayers, went on a few good tours, and that was about it
Gilchrist squashes Sri Lanka
Batting with a squash ball in your glove can be an uncomfortable experience, but not for Adam Gilchrist
The World Cup catches political heat
The day in 2003 that Andy Flower and Henry Olonga took a political, and potentially dangerous, stand against the Zimbabwe government
Ponting leads another Australian juggernaut
Australia went into the 2003 World Cup final against India unbeaten in the tournament, and by the end of the match he proved how well they had reinvented themselves, despite the absence of key players
Tendulkar lands a timeless KO
He lived the match a year in advance, and when he finally walked out to bat against Pakistan in 2003, he produced a classic
Australia lay the first brick of the treble
Shane Warne was in the thick of the action once again as Australia ruthlessly ran over Pakistan in the 1999 World Cup final at Lord's
Glenn McGrath's words of doom
Pidge does his take on Veni, Vidi, Vici against West Indies at Old Trafford in 1999
Warne's magic ball, and a bizarre tie
Shane Warne's heroics helped Australia tie the teams' 1999 semi-final, possibly the greatest ODI of them all
The messenger who couldn't deliver a message
Ravindra Pushpakumara, the 12th man in the 1996 final, was asked to pass on tons of advice to the batsmen in the middle. But he didn't
'We left knowing that we put South Africa on the map'
South Africa hadn't expected to be invited to the 1992 World Cup, and when they were, they did not think they would make it to the semis
