Which is the biggest ever World Cup upset?

Ireland beat England by 3 weeks, Bengaluru, 2011 group stage 

Ireland was as yet a Partner group in 2011. For them to beat neighbors Britain was adequately doubtful. For them to do it from 111 for 5 pursuing 328 was unfathomable. Be that as it may, a pink-haired Kevin O’Brien crushed 113 off 63 balls to pull off a record pursuit.

Afghanistan beat England by 69 runs, Delhi, 2023 group stage

Before this experience, Afghanistan had dominated only one game in their ODI World Cup history, against Scotland in 2015. However, their intrepid batting exertion and a twist gag during their guard of 284 turned the tables on the reigning champs, driving Afghanistan to their most prominent victory on the world stage.

India beat West Indies by 43 runs, Lord’s, 1983 final 

India had won only 12 of their 40 ODIs before the 1983 World Cup. A portion of the crew individuals had booked air passes to the US directly from Britain, such was their sureness that they didn’t have a possibility of winning. Indeed, even a furious West Indies in the gathering stages didn’t persuade anybody that India could rehash it, in the last. At the point when they did, it changed cricket for eternity.

Bangladesh beat India by 5 wkweeksPort of Spain, 2007 group stage

In their third World Cup, Bangladesh was supposed to be a superior side however were not viewed as a danger to India, who had arrived at the last in 2003. Mashrafe Mortaza got the ball to crease right on time to hamper India, and afterward t, three teens, Tamim Iqbal, Mushfiqur Rahim, and Shakib Al Hasan, pursued down India’s 192 caused a resentful that would at last prompt a redesign of the competition’s organization.

Kenya beat West Indies by 73 runs, Pune, 1996 group stage

Steve Tikolo was the main expert cricketer in an unpracticed Kenya crew. Be that as it may, the elegant West Indies group had come into the competition with inquiries concerning their inspiration, and their terrible handling and lazy batting show had scholars in the Caribbean scrutinizing the eventual fate of the game in the district. Brian Lara was blamed for discarding his wicket like a “ruined youngster“, and commander Richie Richardson released an open acknowledgment. Kenya’s chief, Maurice Odumbe said the success was “like winning the World Cup”.

Ireland beat Pakistan by 3 weeks in, the 2007 group stage

Four years before his sibling’s record-breaking hundred, Niall O’Brien made an essential 72 in testing conditions to assist Ireland with pursuing a modified objective of 128 of every 47 overs against Pakistan and take them out of the competition. Pakistan’s hitters had battled on a seaming pitch, losing three wickets to 6’7″ Boyd Rankin as they were bowled out in 45.4 overs. Ireland continued toward the Super Eights while angry Pakistan fans went similar to requiring the players’ captures.

Bangladesh beat Pakistan by 62 runs, Northampton, 1999 group stage

Pakistan had won four of four to rage into the Super Sixes, so when they took on World Cup debutants Bangladesh in a dead elastic, they were more than 30 to 1 top choice among bookmakers. In any case, a crude Bangladesh batting line-up set up 223, and afterward the delicate swing of Khaled Mahmud, in blend with unfortunate Pakistan running, brought about a well-known win that contributed enormously to Bangladesh getting Test status in 2000.

Zimbabwe beat Australia by 13 runs, Trent Bridge, 1983 group stage

In their most memorable authority global match, Zimbabwe staggered areas of strength for a group. Fronting toward a speed assault of Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thomson, Geoff Lawson, and Rodney Hogg, Zimbabwe oversaw 239/6 in their 60 overs, with captain Duncan Fletcher scoring 69. Australia were delayed in their answer, and after Fletcher took four wickets, they missed the mark.

Kenya beat Sri Lanka by 53 runs, Nairobi, 2003 group stage

Playing at home, Kenya had beaten Canada and got a walkover against New Zealand, who wouldn’t go there as a result of safety concerns. Triumph against Sri Lanka would allow them an extraordinary opportunity to make the Super Sixes. They stammered to 210, however at that point put on an electric bowling and handling show, with Collins Obuya taking five wickets, to shield the aggregate. Kenya arrived at the Super Sixes as well as came to the semi-finals, where they lost to India.

Zimbabwe beat England by 9 runs, Albury, 1992 group stage

After Zimbabwe was bowled out for 134 on a pitch that had a constant bob, pundit Geoff Blacklist considered them a “novice side”. After the innings break, Eddo Brandes hit his most memorable ball and recently continued onward. Captain Dave Houghton bowled him through, and Brandes finished with figures of 10-4-21-4. Britain was 43 for 5 and in the long run bowled out for 125, providing Zimbabwe with their main success of the competition.

Zimbabwe beat South Africa by 48 runs, Chelmsford, 1999 group stage

They had beaten a Sachin Tendulkar-less India, yet very few anticipated that Zimbabwe should disturb South Africa, one of the competition’s top choices. Neil Johnson, who had played for South Africa A, opened for Zimbabwe and scored 76 to assist them in coming to 233. Johnson and Heath Streak then destroyed South Africa’s top request, leaving them 40 for 6. Regardless of a rearguard from the lower center request, South Africa lost overwhelmingly.