In which year did India lift its first Cricket World Cup in the 50-over format?
1983
India won its first ODI (Prudential) Cricket World Cup in 1983 under the captaincy of Kapil Dev.
In the final at Lord’s, London, India defeated the two-time champions West Indies by 43 runs.
India won the title again in 2011 under M. S. Dhoni, its second ODI World Cup.
In 1992 Pakistan won the tournament, and in 2003 India finished runners-up to Australia.
Hence, 1983.
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