🏆 ICC Title History
1975 ODI World Cup — First Ever
Clive Lloyd's 102 beat Australia in the inaugural World Cup final at Lord's. West Indies set the template for all champions to follow.
1979 ODI World Cup — Repeat
Viv Richards' 138* destroyed England at Lord's. West Indies became the first back-to-back champions — a record that stood for 20 years.
2012 T20 World Cup
Marlon Samuels' 78* helped West Indies beat Sri Lanka in Colombo — the Caribbean's return to glory after a long wait.
2016 T20 World Cup — Carlo's 4 Sixes
Carlos Brathwaite hit 4 consecutive sixes off Ben Stokes in the final over to stun England. The most dramatic WC final ever played.
🏏 Legends & Current Squad
T20 Legend
Chris Gayle
T20: 14,562 runs · 1,056 sixes
🇯🇲 Jamaica · LHB (Retired)
All-Time Legend
Brian Lara
Test: 11,953 runs · 400* WR
🇹🇹 Trinidad · LHB (Retired)
All-Rounder
Andre Russell
T20: SR 178+ · 500+ wkts
🇯🇲 Jamaica · RHB/RF
All-Rounder
Kieron Pollard
T20: 11,800+ runs globally
🇹🇹 Trinidad · RHB/RM (Ret.)
Batter
Shimron Hetmyer
T20I: SR 143+ · 1,300 runs
🇬🇾 Guyana · LHB
All-Rounder · Captain
Jason Holder
Test: 150+ wkts · avg 27
🇧🇧 Barbados · RHB/RFM
Greatest Batter · Legend
Viv Richards
ODI: SR 90.2 (Era-leading)
🇦🇬 Antigua · RHB (Legend)
T20 Hero
Carlos Brathwaite
2016 WC: 4 sixes in final over
🇧🇧 Barbados · RHB/RFM
📊 All-Time Records
400*
Highest Test Score
Brian Lara vs England 2004
14,562
T20 Runs All-time
Chris Gayle (global)
1,056
T20 Sixes
Chris Gayle (all T20s)
4
ICC Titles
1975·1979·2012·2016
178+
T20 Strike Rate
Andre Russell (peak)
175*
T20 Highest Innings
Chris Gayle (IPL 2013)