ICC World Cup Winners List: Know who got which award, prize money, and winner list

ICC World Cup Winners List: Australia won the World Cup title for the sixth time by defeating India by 6 wickets in the ICC World Cup final.

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Australia repeated its old history

Australia repeated the old history 20 years ago and defeated India in the World Cup final for the second time. Earlier, Australia had also won the title in the 2003 World Cup final by defeating India by 125 runs.

Virat Kohli was the most successful batsman of this tournament while Mohammed Shami was the most successful bowler. For Kohli’s strong performance, he was chosen Player of the Tournament.

List of award winners of ICC World Cup 2023

ICC World Cup 2023 Prize Money

• Champion Australia will get 40 lakh dollars (about Rs 33 crore) for winning the World Cup title.
• Runner-up India received 20 lakh dollars (about Rs 16 crore).
• The two teams that lost in the semi-finals – New Zealand and South Africa – each received prize money of $8 lakh (Rs 6.5 crore).
• The remaining 6 teams that failed to reach the knockouts each received $1 lakh (about Rs 83 lakh).

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ICC World Cup Winners List: Who won which award?

Player of the Tournament: Virat Kohli (765 runs, 1 wicket)

Player of the Match (Final): Travis Head (137 runs)

Most runs in the tournament (Golden Bat): Virat Kohli (765 runs in 11 innings)

Most wickets in the tournament (Golden Ball): Mohammed Shami (24 wickets)

Most centuries in the tournament: Quinton de Kock (4 centuries)

Most half-centuries in the tournament: Virat Kohli (6 half-centuries)

Most sixes in the tournament: Rohit Sharma (31 sixes)

Highest score in the tournament: Glenn Maxwell (201 runs*)

Most catches in the tournament: Daryl Mitchell (11 catches)

Best bowling in a match in the tournament: Mohammed Shami (57/7 against New Zealand)

Most dismissals by a wicketkeeper in the tournament: Quinton de Kock (20 wicketkeeping dismissals)