- Kerry Packer had popularised the idea of floodlight cricket with World Series Cricket in the 1970s, and the ICC further advanced this concept when they hosted the 1992 Cricket World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, which featured floodlight matches and was a spectacular success. - Thanks to AB de Villiers' masterclass innings of 150 runs from just 64 balls, South Africa scored 408 runs against Australia, which was considered a tribute to Phil Hughes as it contained his test cap number (408) and ODI jersey number (64). - The document discusses various cricketers, matches, tournaments, and trivia related to past Cricket World Cups.

1. Round-2

2. Field Restrictions
One Question per team.
+10 / -5

3. Where(Venue) was the final held, when the
cricket world cup was held for the first time out
of England?

4. Eden Gardens, Kolkata

5. Who awarded this trophy to the
'GOD'?

6. Sir Garfield Sobers

7. Ideas can change the game!
Kerry Packer had popularised the idea with
World Series Cricket in the 1970s, but the ICC
gave the concept a big push when Australia
and New Zealand co-hosted the most
spectacular World Cup till then in 1992.
Which 'idea' is being referred here?

8. Flood Light Matches

9. Identify this terrific fielder?

10. Dwayne Leverock
This was in a 2007 World Cup match against
India.
Remember whose catch he took?

11. Thanks to A.B. de Villiers masterclass, fastest
150 from just 64 balls, South Africa became the
first team to break the 400 barrier in an one-day
international on Australian soil. And what did
they make? 408.
This was considered as a tribute to Phil Hughes.
What is the significance of numbers 408 and 64
in the context?

12. Phil Hughes' Test Cap no. and ODI
Jersey no.

13. Identify the bowler responsible for
this scorecard?

14. Chaminda Vaas

15. - Trick
There have been 8 instances in all of a hat-trick
in world cups. Out of these, two of them have
come out in a losing cause.
Can you name the bowlers involved in it?

16. Malinga and Steven Finn

17. Hello! My name is ...?

18. Stumpy
Mascot of 2011 World Cup Held in India

19. Time to take risk!
Front foot – back foot
Why 4, when 6 is more?

20. Who is X?
Zimbabwe’s first ODI match in history was
against a well-established Australian side, with
no player having had previous experience of
one-day cricket at the highest level. The 1983
World Cup match will not just be remembered
for Zimbabwe's first win in an ODI. It will also be
remembered for the genius of captain 'X', the
man that scripted it, hitting 69 not out and then
taking 4 for 42.

21. Duncan Fletcher

22. Identify X and Y
The first ever hat-trick in a World Cup match
was taken by Player X in 1987.
In the same match, another legendary batsman
Y scored the lone century of his ODI career.

23. X - Chetan Sharma
Y - Sunil Gavaskar

24. Identify A,B,C,D
2003 – Despite Player A's brilliant six-wicket
haul, New Zeland lost the match to Australia,
thanks to a five-wicket haul from Player 'B'
which blew up the kiwi's tail.
2015 – Despite Player C's awesome six-wicket
haul, Australia lost the match to New Zeland.
Earlier Player 'D' had rattled Australian line-up
with a fiery five-wicket haul.

25. 2003 2015

26. Identify the Bowler
Bowler 'X' came running in to bowl the final ball but
stopped just before delivering it ,as he found Jaffar
backing up too far at the non-striker's end. 'X', who
eventually ended with figures of 4 for 40 again ran in to
bowl the last ball, off which two were required, with Abdul
Qadir on strike, but stopped before delivering the ball
due to Saleem Jaffar backing up too far at the non-
striker's end. However, he chose not to run Jaffar out and
headed back to his mark.
The Pakistan government had given him an award in the
form of a medal for showing this gesture.

27. Courtney Walsh

29. 2003 – Ricky Ponting
2011 – Mahela Jayawardena
(Centurions in World Cup Finals)

30. Bad decisions make you pay!
Unbeaten South Africa were huge favorites to
beat struggling West Indies in the 1996 World
Cup. But in the knockouts,South Africa had
decided to leave out Allan Donald for this match
to bring in the extra spinner in Paul Adams, in
hindsight it proved to be an ill-advised move.
West Indian Player 'X' who came at no.3,
unleashed a brilliant knock of 111 to steer West
Indies into the semis.

31. BC Lara

32. Unexpected exit of the favourites
New Zealand's captain 'X' had to decide whether to
rest in the 1992 semi-final against Pakistan or risk
aggravating his injury. After New Zeland posted a
formidable 262, 'X' felt comfortable to sit out during
the Pakistan innings and allow his deputy, 'Y', to
take over. Pakistan were 140 for 4 after 35 overs,
needing 123 from the final 15. But then Z's blitzkrieg
37-ball 60 took away the match from New Zeland.
Identify the Players X,Y and Z.

33. X – Martin Crowe
Y – John Wright
Z – Inzamam-ul-Haq

34. No one provokes the Master!
It was the 2003 World Cup and 'X', just before the match said
that he worked out a way to get Sachin out cheaply. He made
the mistake of provoking Sachin and spoke about him being
just ‘another batsman.’ He also said that perhaps the short ball
might do the trick against the Indian batting line-up. The talk
saw Sachin single out 'X' for special treatment – including a pull
shot for a spectacular six over mid-wicket and out of the
stadium in Durban. For many, it remains the shot of the
tournament – it was violent, it was graceful, it was pure Sachin.
In the same match, a brilliant bowling performance by Bowler
'Y' for India, who ended up with his career-best 23/6 saw India
wrap up things convincingly.

35. X – Andrew Caddick
Y – Ashish Nehra

36. “He kept us alive with a mesmerising show
against South Africa and then totally blew
Pakistan apart in the final. I had the best seat in
the world to watch him bowl and he was terrific”
Who said this ? on whom?

37. Adam Gilchrist on Shane Warne
(1999 World Cup)

38. And that's why cricket is called
Gentlemen's Game
Captain 'X', though devasted by his team's unexpected loss to the
opponents, showed a gesture of true sportsmanship.
Once back in his hotel room, he asked opponent team's Player 'Y'
if he could see him in his room. 'Y', not knowing what to expect,
knocked on the door of 'X' with a little trepidation. To Y's surprise,
X presented him with a signed bat as a token of his appreciation.
Y later quoted:
“I'm overwhelmed. For him to do so after his team's chances in
the World Cup had taken a knock shows the spirit in which X
plays his cricket. We now have a number of admirers for him in
our dressing room.”

39. X – Rahul Dravid
Y – Tamim Iqbal

40. Think and Link
+15/-5

41. Put Fun da...
- Sabina Park, Kingston
- M Chinnaswamy Stadium,
Bangalore
- Saxton Oval, Nelson

42. Venues of Ireland's memorable
World Cup triumphs against the big
names
(The flags denote the countries against
whom they won)

43. What is Special?

44. Only Players to score 3 or more
centuries in a single edition of the
World Cup

45. Connect

46. Only Players to hit winning runs in
World Cup finals

47. Google Trend of what?
March 2011 – CWC.
May 2012 – SRK.
April 2011 - ???

48. Poonam Pandey
You know why ;-)

49. Batting Powerplay :-)
(Long Visual Connect)

50. +60/-30

51. +50/-25

52. +40/-20

53. +30/-15

54. +20/-10

55. +10/-5

56. Progression of Highest Individual
Scores in World Cups

57. Fill the blanks...
Gary Sobers vs Malcolm Nash (County)
Ravi Shastri vs Tilak Raj (Ranji)
---------------- vs --------------- (CWC 2007)
Yuvraj Singh vs Stuart Broad (T20WC 2007)

58. Hershelle Gibbs vs Dan Van Bunge
(6 sixes in an over)

59. Who are the missing ones?
1975 – Prudential
1979 – Prudential
1983 - Prudential
1987 - ???
1992 – Benson and Hedges
1996 - ???

60. 1987 – Reliance
1996 – Wills

61. Who said this?
“I am feeling bad that we lost the game but I am
happy that I took a hat-trick. The old ball was
going to reverse and I got the wickets. I tried to
get five in a row but unfortunately didn't get it.”

62. Lasith Malinga
(After his 4-consecutive wickets in 2007
went in vain)

63. “I can never forget the tension. The whole of India
wanted us to win. You can't get away from this
pressure of winning against Pakistan at all costs.
We played like a team and won. It was one of the
finest moments of my life. My wife told me that no
less than 5,000 people celebrated outside my
house in Patiala after the victory.”

64. Navjot Singh Sidhu
(After his heroics in the 1992 WC Match against
Pakistan)