The wold cup history

 The Cricket World Cup, formally known as ICC Men's Cricket World Cup,[4] is the global title of One Day Worldwide (ODI) cricket. The occasion is coordinated by the game's overseeing body, the Global Cricket Gathering (ICC), like clockwork, with fundamental capability gathers driving together to a finals competition. The competition is one of the world's most seen games and is thought of as the "leader occasion of the global cricket schedule" by the ICC.[5]

The principal World Cup was coordinated in Britain in June 1975, with the main ODI cricket match having been played just four years sooner. Notwithstanding, a different Ladies' Cricket World Cup had been held two years before the main men's competition, and a competition including numerous global groups had been held as soon as 1912 when a three-sided competition of Test matches was played between Australia, Britain, and South Africa. The initial three World Cups were held in Britain. From the 1987 competition onwards, facilitating has been divided among nations under an informal turn framework, with fourteen ICC individuals having facilitated something like one match in the competition.

The ongoing organization includes a capability stage, which happens over the first three years, to figure out which groups fit the bill for the competition stage. In the competition stage, 10 groups, including the consequently qualifying host country, seek the title at settings inside the host country over about a month. In the 2027 version, the organization will be changed to oblige an extended 14-group last competition.[6]

A sum of twenty groups has contended in the twelve versions of the competition, with ten groups contending in the new 2019 competition. Australia has won the competition multiple times, India and West Indies two times each, while Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Britain have won it once each. The best exhibition by a non-full-part group came when Kenya made the semi-finals of the 2003 competition.

Britain is the ongoing boss in the wake of winning the 2019 World Cup version. The following competition will be held in India in 2023, and the ensuing 2027 World Cup will be held together in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.