Cricket World Cup Trivia

Glenn McGrath took 71 wickets in 4 World Cups (1996-2007), making him the highest wicket-taker in tournament history. Muttiah Muralitharan sits at 68 wickets, and both played in the same number of tournaments. McGrath's consistency across four campaigns and his ability to perform in big matches set him apart.

Gary Kirsten scored his highest ODI score of 188 not out against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during the 1996 Cricket World Cup. This remains one of the highest individual scores in World Cup history and was Kirsten's career-best ODI innings.

Kumar Dharmasena was a member of Sri Lanka's 1996 World Cup winning squad as a spinner/medium-pacer. After retiring from playing, he became an ICC elite umpire and has served as an on-field umpire in numerous international matches, including multiple World Cups.

Lance Klusener was the Man of the Tournament (Series) in the 1999 Cricket World Cup. He scored 281 runs at an average of 70.25 and took 17 wickets, playing crucial innings for South Africa, including his famous partnership with Allan Donald in the tied semi-final against Australia.

Rahul Dravid was India's standout performer in the 1999 World Cup, scoring 461 runs at an average of 65.85 with notable consistency throughout the tournament. While Lance Klusener of South Africa won the overall Man of the Tournament award, Dravid was India's nomination and leading run-scorer, making him the correct answer for India's nominee.

Mohammed Azharuddin captained India in 3 World Cup tournaments (1992, 1996, 1999), which is indeed the most by any Indian captain. Sourav Ganguly captained in 2 (2003, 2007), while Kapil Dev and others captained in only 1 tournament each.

Bob Woolmer was the Pakistan team coach during the 2007 World Cup. His tragic death during the tournament became major news. The other options are incorrect - Bob Willis and Geoff Lawson were not involved, and 'Bob Gally' appears to be a misspelling or fabrication.

Allan Donald, the legendary South African fast bowler, has served as a bowling consultant for New Zealand (Black Caps). The other options listed are all South African cricketers but Donald is the correct answer for this specific role.