ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Winners

The main men's ODI-format Cricket World Cup, 1975 to present (2023 is the most recently completed edition; the next tournament is scheduled for 2027). Test, ODI bilateral, and T20 World Cup / domestic competition history are planned future additions.

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

Most recent icc men's cricket world cup winners: Australia (2023). Full list below, sourced and cross-checked.

YearChampionRunner-upResult / Host
1975WIWest IndiesAUAustraliaWon by 17 runs - hosted by England
1979WIWest IndiesENEnglandWon by 92 runs - hosted by England
1983INIndiaWIWest IndiesWon by 43 runs - hosted by England
1987AUAustraliaENEnglandWon by 7 runs - hosted by India & Pakistan
1992PAPakistanENEnglandWon by 22 runs - hosted by Australia & New Zealand
1996SLSri LankaAUAustraliaWon by 7 wickets - hosted by India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka
1999AUAustraliaPAPakistanWon by 8 wickets - hosted by England
2003AUAustraliaINIndiaWon by 125 runs - hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe & Kenya
2007AUAustraliaSLSri LankaWon by 53 runs (D/L) - hosted by West Indies
2011INIndiaSLSri LankaWon by 6 wickets - hosted by India, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh
2015AUAustraliaNZNew ZealandWon by 7 wickets - hosted by Australia & New Zealand
2019ENEnglandNZNew ZealandMatch tied, Super Over tied; England won on boundary count - hosted by England & Wales
2023AUAustraliaINIndiaWon by 6 wickets - hosted by India

Frequently asked

Who won the most recent icc men's cricket world cup winners?

Australia (2023).

Who has won the most icc men's cricket world cup winners?

Australia, with 6. Full breakdown on our records page.

Sources

Cross-checked against multiple independent sources before publishing, per our sourcing methodology:

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