1983 World Cup News

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Led by Kapil Dev, India was seen as underdogs, however the Men in Blue broke the monopoly of West Indies by defeating them in the finals. 

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The program witnessed a captivating moment as the 1982 World Cup champions received a warm reception from the Adani group and were honoured for the completion of the 40th anniversary of their World Cup triumph.

The 1983 Cricket World Cup held in England marked a turning point in Indian cricket history. Against all odds, the Indian cricket team, captained by Kapil Dev, emerged as the underdog champions, defeating the mighty West Indies in a stunning upset. This victory not only changed the landscape of Indian cricket but also sparked a wave of enthusiasm and passion for the sport across the nation. As Kapil Dev's side celebrates 40 years of historic moments, we take you through all the heroes of 1983.

The champion team of 1983 Cricket World Cup has decided to support the wrestlers, this team issued a statement saying that it was sad to hear the news of the wrestlers shedding their medals in the Ganga, wrestlers should not take such decisions.

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39 years ago on this day, India won their first cricket World Cup against all odds beating the West Indies in the final by 43 runs at Lord's. The win shocked the world after the Kapil Dev-led side became world champions for the very first time after disappointing outings in 1975 and 1979. Below we bring you some glimpse of the Indian team's journey to the 1983 World Cup trophy.

India was in the ‘Giant Killer’ mode heading into the final, with one final kill left to grab the trophy. West Indies were heading into the finals as favourites, having won the previous two world cups in 1975 and 1979.

83 is directed by Kabir Khan The movie is receiving positive feedback from both fans and critics.

The fans of the entertainment world as well as the fans of cricket are eagerly waiting for the film 83, made on the 1983 World Cup. The screening of movie in Mumbai was attended by the cast along with the 1983 world cup winning team.

Kapil Dev’s mind-blowing innings and fabulous match – which India won by 31 runs – was never recorded on camera because of a nation-wide strike by sole broadcasters BBC back then.

The members of the 1983 World Cup-winning advised Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Team India to draw inspiration for legendary all-rounder Kapil Dev if they hope to win the T20 World Cup 2022 title and then the 50-over World Cup in 2023.

The film is directed by Kabir Khan It is a biographical sports drama based on the 1983 World Cup-winning Indian cricket team.

Directed by Kabir Khan, '83' revolves around India's historic 1983 Cricket World Cup win. .

Yashpal’s other teammates were as shocked. The 1983 squad had met on the sidelines of a book launch here a couple of weeks ago. Former spinner Balwinder Singh Sandhu, who was a part of that team, said he is heartbroken in a choked voice.

All-rounder Roger Binny then got the all-important wicket of Clive Lloyd leaving West India at 66/5, still requiring 117 runs more. West Indies tried to make a comeback with Jeff Dujon and Malcolm Marshall stitching a 43-run partnership, but were eventually bowled out for 140. India had achieved the impossible and won the match by 43 runs.

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