1983 WORLD-CUP MEMORIES :

 

 

Original Score book of the 1983 WC final : -

 

 

 

India 's batting score card : -

 

 

 

The Cup: -

 

 


 

1983 World Cup: Final Golden Moments - Nice Collection




 




The Team:
1
Kapil Dev
2
Sunil Gavaskar
3
Mohinder Amarnath
4
Sandeep Patil
5
Yashpal Sharma
6
Roger Binny
7
Madan Lal
8
Syed Kirmani
9
Balwinder Sandhu
10
K Srikkanth
11
Kirti Azad
12
Ravi Shastri
13
Dilip Vengsarkar
14
Sunil Valson
Team manager:
P R Man Singh

 






Mohinder Amarnath's patient innings of 26 helps India move steadily towards a total of 183

 






Final Moments! Kapil Dev snares West Indies tail-ender Andy Roberts lbw to leave India on the brink of victory







The team celebrates Andy's dismissal.







India's players run for the pavilion after Mohinder Amarnath seals a 43-run victory by bowling Michael Holding.





A huge crowd charge into the ground to celebrate the victory and the Indian team race out. History was made!




Delighted supporters throng on to the Lord's pitch to join in with the Indian celebrations.





Man of the match Amarnath and India's captain Kapil Dev share a joke during the presentation ceremony






India's team and management revel in their unexpected triumph over the West Indies




Kapil Dev shows off the cup to delighted supporters

Final
Date:
June 25, 1983
Venue:
Lord's
Toss:
West Indies elected to field
Result:
India won by 43 runs
Man of the match: M Amarnath

 

India

R

BF

S M Gavaskar

c Dujon b Roberts

2

12

K Srikkanth

lbw b Marshall

38

57

M Amarnath

b Holding

26

80

Yashpal Sharma

c sub b Gomes

11

32

S M Patil

c Gomes b Garner

27

29

Kapil Dev (c)

c Holding b Gomes

15

8

K Azad

c Garner b Roberts

0

3

R M H Binny

c Garner b Roberts

2

8

S Madan Lal

b Marshall

17

27

S M H Kirmani (k)

b Holding

14

43

B S Sandhu

not out

11

30

Extras

(b 5, lb 5, w 9, n 1)

20

 

Total

183 all out in 54.4 overs

Run rate:

3.55

FOW: Gavaskar (2-1), Srikkanth (59-2), Amarnath (90-3), Yashpal Sharma (92-4), Kapil Dev (110-5), Azad (111-6), Binny (130-7), Patil (153-8), Madan Lal (161-9), Kirmani (183-10).

 

 

Bowling

O

M

R

W

A M E Roberts

10

3

32

3

J Garner

12

4

24

1

M D Marshall

11

1

24

2

M A Holding

9.4

2

26

2

H A Gomes

11

1

49

2

I V A Richards

1

0

8

0

 

 

West Indies

R

BF

C G Greenidge

b Sandhu

1

12

D L Haynes

c Binny b Madan Lal

13

33

I V A Richards

c Kapil Dev b Madan Lal

33

28

C H Lloyd (c)

c Kapil Dev b Binny

8

17

H A Gomes

c Gavaskar b Madan Lal

5

16

S F A Bacchus

c Kirmani b Sandhu

8

25

P J L Dujon (k)

b Amarnath

25

73

M D Marshall

c Gavaskar b Amarnath

18

51

A M E Roberts

lbw b Kapil Dev

4

14

J Garner

not out

5

19

M A Holding

lbw b Amarnath

6

24

Extras

(lb 4, w 10)

14

 

Total

140 all out in 52 overs

Run rate:

2.69

FOW: Greenidge (5-1), Haynes (50-2), Richards (57-3), Gomes (66-4), Lloyd (66-5), Bacchus (76-6), Dujon (119-7), Marshall (124-8), Roberts (126-9), Holding (140-10).

 

 

Bowling

O

M

R

W

Kapil Dev

11

4

21

1

B S Sandhu

9

1

32

2

S Madan Lal

12

2

31

3

R M H Binny

10

1

23

1

M Amarnath

7

0

12

3

K Azad

3

0

7

0

 


Some memorable quotes after India won the World Cup.

'I didn't know there were so many Indians in London, mate, until they won this bleedin' cricket match'
- A London fruit seller

'Not today, this is India's day'
- Sir Gary Sobers, when asked for an autograph

'Simply unbelievable'
- Bishen Bedi

'My slogan is: "Indians can do it" '.
- Mrs Indira Gandhi


'Simply thousands of miles away you could almost smell the joyful whiff of November 5 cordite, mixed in the sultry scents of jasmine, frangipani, cowdung smoke and curry'.

- Frank Keating of The Guardian

'A feat, which will rank among the finest achievements of the country'.
- Editorial in The Telegraphy, a Calcutta daily

'I have had to eat some of my own words, but what a delight it has been to do so'.
- Asif Iqbal

'The shock will do us all good'
- Mathew Engel of The Guardian

'We are still down to earth'
- Roger Binny

'We are being treated like gods'
- Mohinder Amarnath

'Luck played a great part'
- Kapil Dev

' The greatest day since Independence'
- An Indian

This was the last time the World Cup was held in England, before its migration to the subcontinent and Australia. It was also the year of the underdog. The first two World Cups had been won by the clear favorite -- this one produced a sensational turnaround with 500-1 outsiders India upsetting the West Indies applecart.

Here are the details:


Match summary :

Num

Date

Opponents

Venue

Result

1

09/06/83

West Indies

Manchester

Ind won by 34 runs

2

11/06/83

Zimbabwe

Leicester

Ind won by 5 wickets

3

13/06/83

Australia

Nottingham

Aus won by 162 runs

4

15/06/83

West Indies

The Oval

WI won by 66 runs

5

18/06/83

Zimbabwe

Tunbridge Wells

Ind won by 31 runs

6

20/06/83

Australia

Chelmsford