This non-fiction sports history book is a complete match-by-match catalogue of India’s Cricket World Cup campaigns, with full scorecards and concise game entries. It traces turning points—from the iconic 1983 victory in Guyana to 1985 glory, the 2011 surge guided by a cricketing icon, and the mixed fortunes of 2015 and 2019—while keeping a hopeful eye on home advantage in 2023. It’s written for cricket fans, sports historians, and curious readers who value data-driven storytelling delivered in a thoughtful, inspiring tone.

Presented in a story-led, data-rich format, the book blends concise narratives with official scorecards, dates, venues, and standout performances. It covers essential cricket concepts—how to read a scorecard, interpret overs and run rates, and map performance trends across tournaments—making learning accessible and engaging for both casual fans and analytics-curious readers, with built-in support for interactive learning.

Readers move through a clear timeline, with cross-referenced entries and turning-point notes guiding the journey. The layout supports quick browsing by year or campaign, while deeper sections invite careful comparison of players, venues, and strategic shifts, creating an engaging and informative reading experience.

• Complete match-by-match catalogue with full scorecards and key stats
• Year-by-year timelines that highlight turning points and standout performances
• Practical guidance on reading scorecards and interpreting cricket statistics
• Concise summaries that balance narrative momentum with data detail
• Cross-referenced entries and clear sections for easy navigation
• An accessible, data-informed voice that appeals to cricket fans and sports students

After finishing, readers will have a richer understanding of India’s World Cup journey, with a sharpened ability to read cricket data, appreciate strategic shifts, and enjoy the stories behind landmark matches. The experience fosters curiosity, confidence, and a lasting connection to the sport’s history.