The hold-up at Headingley

The relatively modest sums from the first three World Cups were overshadowed by the sale of TV rights in subsequent editions

Richards' manufactured flick for six off Hendrick's final delivery in 1979 was the perfect finishing touch for West Indies

Clive Lloyd spilling a catch off Geoff Boycott in the 1979 final inadvertently served West Indies well

Mike Hendrick tore away at Pakistan's top order and later took a stunning catch to set up a memorable win for England

After England's openers had batted too slowly in the 1979 final, their middle order was destroyed by Joel Garner's steepling bounce and accuracy

How well do you remember the 1979 World Cup?

West Indies were struggling at 99 for 4 in the 1979 final when their last front-line batsman came in and set the roof on fire

The second World Cup featured the overwhelming influence of a certain West Indian

Richards played second fiddle to Collis King for a while during the 1979 final, but his was the pivotal contribution