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Cricket World Cup 2023: Ben Stokes' 2019 Knock To Lasith Malinga's Double Hat-Trick; Unforgettable Moments From Tournament History - In Pics

The Cricket World Cup has given us countless memorable moments over the years, showcasing the brilliance, passion, and drama of the sport. From the first edition in 1975 to recent tournaments, these moments have become an integral part of cricketing folklore. The moments highlighted in this blog represent just a fraction of the rich tapestry of Cricket World Cup history. As the tournament continues to evolve, we eagerly await the next chapter and the unforgettable moments that are yet to come.

1983

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1983

Kapil Dev smashed an incredible 175 runs off just 138 balls, rescuing his team from the brink of defeat and propelling them to a total of 266 runs. India went on to win the match, shocking the cricketing world and etching Kapil Dev's innings as an iconic moment in Indian cricket history.

Malinga's 4 wickets in 4 balls

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Malinga's 4 wickets in 4 balls

In the 2007 Cricket World Cup, Sri Lanka's Lasith Malinga achieved a rare feat against South Africa. Malinga became the first bowler in World Cup history to claim four wickets in four consecutive deliveries

2007 Bowl Out

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2007 Bowl Out

During the group stage of the 2007 Cricket World Cup, India and Pakistan faced off in a highly anticipated match. The match ended in a thrilling tie, and due to the tournament rules at the time, a "bowl out" was used to determine the winner. In a unique spectacle, five bowlers from each team had to hit the stumps with their deliveries. India emerged victorious, hitting the stumps twice while Pakistan failed to do so even once. The bowl-out drama added a new twist to the World Cup and provided a thrilling spectacle for cricket fans.

Brendon McCullum (2015)

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Brendon McCullum (2015)

New Zealand's captain, Brendon McCullum, showcased his aggressive batting style by smashing the fastest fifty in World Cup history off just 18 balls.

Ben Stokes (2019)

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Ben Stokes (2019)

In a nail-biting finish, England won the World Cup on boundary count after both teams scored the same number of runs. Ben Stokes' remarkable resilience and never-give-up attitude encapsulated the spirit of the World Cup.