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Cricket World Cup Winners List: ICC History at a Glance

In brief
“Cricket World Cup winners” is a high-volume sports query. The ICC publishes tournament histories; ESPNcricinfo archives match scorecards.
The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup is the leading 50-over national-team championship. Champions by year are listed in ICC tournament materials and major statistical archives such as ESPNcricinfo. The first edition was in 1975 in England; hosts and formats (including Super Overs and qualification paths) have changed.
Which ICC trophies should not be mixed up?
Where is the Cricket World Cup winners list?
A separate Women’s Cricket World Cup and T20 World Cups have their own honour rolls — do not mix trophies when answering a search for “winners list”.
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Associate nations’ qualification paths and the Super League or World Cup League structures have changed between cycles. For a homework answer, state the year, host and winner from the ICC list, then stop — do not invent Man-of-the-Series names without a scorecard.
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Last updated: 12 Oct 2026. Re-check linked official sources before citing figures.
Why it matters
Winners lists are classic SEO; citing ICC avoids outdated fan tables.
People also ask
Who won the first Cricket World Cup?
The first men’s Cricket World Cup was in 1975 in England; check the ICC honour roll for the champion that year.
Where is the official winners list?
The ICC tournament pages and major statistical archives such as ESPNcricinfo list champions by year.
Is the T20 World Cup the same trophy?
No. The 50-over World Cup, Women’s World Cup and T20 World Cups are separate events.
Where can I follow live cricket scores?
On ViralScopeHub cricket live scores and the multi-sport live scores hub.
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