List of All T20 World Cup Winners
The ICC T20 World Cup is an international cricket championship organized by the International Cricket Council (ICC), featuring national teams from across the globe in the fast-paced Twenty20 format. Since its inception in 2007, the T20 World Cup has grown in popularity, becoming one of the most eagerly anticipated events in the cricketing calendar.
T20 World Cup Winners Memorable Moments
2007: The first edition saw India clinch the title by defeating Pakistan in a thrilling final, a match that catapulted the T20 format to global prominence.
2009: Pakistan emerged victorious, redeeming themselves from the previous final’s loss by beating Sri Lanka.
2010: England won their first ICC trophy, defeating Australia in the final held in the West Indies.
2012: The West Indies secured their first T20 World Cup title, showcasing their flair and power-hitting prowess.
2016: The West Indies became the first team to win the T20 World Cup twice, with Carlos Brathwaite’s four consecutive sixes in the final over against England becoming an iconic moment.
2021: Australia clinches their maiden T20 World Cup title by defeating New Zealand in the final.
2022: England became the 2nd team to be the T20 World Cup Winners twice by defeating Pakistan in the final.
2024: India ended their wait of almost 17 years since their first 2007 title win, also they became the 3rd team to be the T20 World Cup Winners twice.
T20 World Cup Winners, Winning Captains, and Player of the Tournament List
Year | Champion | Runner-up | Winning Captain | Player of the Tournament | Host |
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2007 | India | Pakistan | MS Dhoni | Shahid Afridi | South Africa |
2009 | Pakistan | Sri Lanka | Younus Khan | Tillakaratne Dilshan | England |
2010 | England | Australia | Paul Collingwood | Kevin Pieterson | West Indies |
2012 | West Indies | Sri Lanka | Darren Sammy | Shane Watson | Sri Lanka |
2014 | Sri Lanka | India | Dinesh Chandimal | Virat Kohli | Bangladesh |
2016 | West Indies | England | Darren Sammy | Virat Kohli | India |
2021 | Australia | New Zealand | Aaron Finch | David Warner | UAE |
2022 | England | Pakistan | Jos Buttler | Sam Curran | Australia |
2024 | India | South Africa | Rohit Sharma | Jasprit Bumrah | West Indies & USA |