In World Cup history, a team has won the World Cup 4 times without losing a match, will Team India also be included in this list? Learn

World Cup: The excitement of World Cup 2023 is taking its toll on cricket fans. The World Cup is currently in a very exciting phase. There is tough competition between every team. Team India has been victorious so far in this World Cup. Team India has played six matches so far and has won all six matches. The team would like to continue its performance in future also. If Team India wins the World Cup without losing any match, then it will become the third team to do so. Before this only two teams have been able to do this. Let us know which team had won the World Cup before this without losing any match.

West Indies – 1975

West Indies emerged as ODI World Cup winners for the first time when they won the title in England in 1975. The Caribbean team won all five matches it played in the tournament. In the 1975 World Cup, under the captaincy of Clive Lloyd, the team defeated Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Pakistan and Australia (twice).

West Indies – 1979

West Indies maintained their dominance in the 1979 World Cup and again became the World Cup winners. Once again the West Indies team became undefeated and the winner. However, West Indies’ winning streak ended when their match against Sri Lanka was abandoned without a single ball being bowled due to rain. But in that match both the teams were given one point each.

Australia – 2003

The Australian team also had a good time in the Cricket World Cup. By winning the title in the World Cup 2003, Australia became the second team to win the ODI World Cup undefeated. In this World Cup played in South Africa, the Australian team did not lose any match and became the champion. Australian team under the captaincy of Risky Ponting

Won all 11 matches. Australia became champion by defeating India in the World Cup 2003.

Australia – 2007

Like the West Indies, the Australian team also repeated this record in the World Cup 2007 and won the ODI World Cup once again without facing defeat. Australia once again set a record in the Caribbean Islands by winning all 11 of their matches in the tournament. This was Australia’s third consecutive World Cup win, having won the title in 1999 and 2003.