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World Cup Memories
Play Audio 'No one thought we'd go that far'

World Cup Memories: Mahela Jayawardene on Sri Lanka's 2007 World Cup campaign: Jayasuriya's dominance, the dream bowling attack, and the disappointment of the final (27:33) | Mar 17, 2011

Play Audio 'Australia are never down and cannot be counted out'

World Cup Memories: John Wright looks back at India's World Cup campaign of 2003, where they made it to the final (21:10) | Mar 9, 2011

Play Audio 'Ninety per cent of the team were in tears'

World Cup Memories: A month before his death, Bob Woolmer looked back at the 1999 World Cup - including the Edgbaston thriller and its aftermath (15:23) | Mar 3, 2011

Play Audio 'We were like gods in Bangalore'

World Cup Memories: Sanjay Manjrekar looks back at the 1996 World Cup and the memorable Indian win against Pakistan (23:44) | Feb 23, 2011

Play Audio 'People carried us away on their shoulders into a motorcade'

World Cup Memories: Ramiz Raja looks back at how Pakistan came out of nowhere to win the 1992 World Cup, and Imran Khan's inspirational leadership which made it possible (19:57) | Feb 17, 2011

Play Audio 'We didn't sit back to see what would happen'

World Cup Memories: Bob Simpson on how Australia set the standards in the 1987 World Cup when it came to practice, fielding and working as a team (23:22) | Feb 10, 2011

Play Audio 'The team went absolutely berserk'

World Cup Memories: Ravi Shastri relives the 1983 World Cup - beating West Indies, Kapil's blinder, and the camaraderie in the dressing room (10:33) | Feb 4, 2011

Play Audio 'It was great to win so convincingly'

World Cup Memories: Michael Holding on nearly dropping the 1979 World Cup, the stand between two kings, the strength of the post-Packer West Indies, and more (17:15) | Jan 28, 2011

Play Audio 'After the first final, I knew the World Cup was here to stay'

World Cup Memories: Ian Chappell recalls the 1975 World Cup, including playing Canada in the build-up, PR in England, and the camaraderie between the Aussies and and the West Indians (30:19)