Cricket World Cup and Records Quiz

India is the only country to have won the 60-over (1983), 50-over (2011), and 20-over (2007) World Cups.

Lala Amarnath is the only bowler to have dismissed Sir Donald Bradman hit wicket in a Test match.

Sir Viv Richards is famously known for playing in both the Cricket World Cup and the FIFA World Cup qualifiers for Antigua.

Sourav Ganguly achieved the feat of winning four consecutive 'Man of the Match' awards in ODIs in 1997.

Cricket is widely considered to have originated in south-east England during the 16th century.

Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for most international cricket matches played across all formats (Tests, ODIs, and T20Is), with 664 appearances for India. Viv Richards, Brian Lara, and Adam Gilchrist all had distinguished careers but did not approach Tendulkar's longevity in terms of matches played.

Australia has won the most ICC Cricket World Cup titles (50-over format), having won it six times.

Chris Gayle hit a six off the first ball of a Test match, which is extremely rare as opening batsmen typically play conservatively. This occurred during a West Indies match. Ricky Ponting, Jonty Rhodes, and Sachin Tendulkar did not achieve this feat in Test cricket.