1987 Cricket World Cup

The fourth men's Cricket World Cup, held in India and Pakistan from October to November 1987. Australia won the final against England by seven runs.

1987 Cricket World Cup final: The 1987 World Cup final in Kolkata, where Australia defeated England by seven runs. The final decided the tournament after a tense contest between its two strongest teams.
One Day International: A limited-overs cricket match in which each team bats for a fixed number of overs. The World Cup consisted of one-day international matches.
Cricket World Cup: The international men's and women's tournaments in which national cricket teams compete for a world championship. The 1987 edition was the fourth men's tournament in this series.
Australia national cricket team: The national cricket team representing Australia in international competition. The team’s win began its record of five men's World Cup titles.
Allan Border: Australian cricketer who captained the national team from 1984 to 1994. His captaincy guided Australia to its first men's World Cup title.
1987 Cricket World Cup format: The competition structure used for the 1987 World Cup, with group matches followed by knockout semifinals and a final. The format determined how teams progressed from the groups to the title match.
1983 Cricket World Cup: The third men's Cricket World Cup, held in England and won by India. India’s 1983 victory preceded the first World Cup hosted outside England.
England national cricket team: The national cricket team representing England in international competition. England reached its first men's World Cup final but lost to Australia.
Mike Gatting: English cricketer who captained England in the 1987 World Cup. His reverse sweep in the final became a turning point when he was dismissed.
1987 Cricket World Cup points table: The standings recording teams’ results in the 1987 World Cup group stage. Group standings determined which four teams advanced to the semifinals.

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