2003 Cricket World Cup

The eighth men's Cricket World Cup, held in southern Africa in 2003 and won by Australia after defeating India in the final.

2003 Cricket World Cup final: The final in Johannesburg in which Australia defeated India by 125 runs to win the 2003 Cricket World Cup. Australia’s commanding victory over India decided the tournament.
2003 Cricket World Cup format: The tournament structure of pool play followed by a Super Six stage and knockout semi-finals. Its Super Six system decided which teams advanced beyond the opening pools.
Cricket World Cup: The international championship of men's one-day cricket organized by the International Cricket Council. This tournament was the competition’s eighth edition.
Kenya at the 2003 Cricket World Cup: Kenya's campaign at the 2003 Cricket World Cup, which ended with a semi-final appearance. Kenya's advance made it the first non-Test nation to reach a men's World Cup semi-final.
Sourav Ganguly: An Indian cricketer who captained the national team from 2000 to 2005. He led India to the final after a difficult start to the tournament.
Australia national cricket team: The men's national cricket team representing Australia in international cricket. Australia won every match and claimed its third men's World Cup.
Super Six: A stage in some Cricket World Cups in which qualifying teams carried forward selected results and played one another. Teams carried forward points, making pool-stage results matter after qualification.
2003 Cricket World Cup venues: The grounds in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Kenya that staged matches in the 2003 Cricket World Cup. The tournament spread across three southern African countries.
Zimbabwe at the 2003 Cricket World Cup: Zimbabwe's campaign in the 2003 Cricket World Cup, marked by player protests and forfeited matches. Political and safety disputes prompted two Zimbabwean players to protest publicly.
Sachin Tendulkar: An Indian cricketer widely regarded as one of the greatest batters in the sport's history. He was named Player of the Tournament after scoring 673 runs.

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