ICC World CUP 2019
India ICC World Cup History 1983
Indian squad was restructured completely. In 1983, the team was led by the new captain Kapil Dev and vice captain Sunil Gavaskar. India started their 1983 cricket world cup campaign in England (host country again) by beating the might West Indies by 34 runs. This turned out to be a major turning point for Indian one-day cricket. India went on to beat the then favourite West Indies team in the final to win the World Cup.
Let’s check the last match performance of Indian Cricket team:
| Stage of Match | Final |
|---|---|
| Stadium | Lord's (in London) |
| Opponent Team | West Indies |
| India's Performance | In the final, India started poorly and was able to score just 183 runs. India won the final to lift the world cup trophy, thanks to the extraordinary bowling by Amarnath (3/12) and Madan Lal (3/31). |
| West Indies' Performance | West Indies had a robust batting line-up but it crumbled. They were all out at just 140 runs. |
| India Won/Lost | Won |
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