kapil Dev

THE INSPIRATIONAL CAPTAIN

One of cricket's greatest all-rounders, he led India to the iconic 1983 World Cup victory, earned a place in the ICC Hall of Fame, and was honoured with the Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan by the Government of India.

SUNIL GAVASKAR

THE LITTLE MASTER

The first cricketer to score 10,000 Test runs, Sunil Gavaskar is regarded as one of the greatest opening batsmen in cricket history. An ICC Hall of Fame inductee and recipient of the Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri, he remains one of the sport's most respected commentators and global ambassadors.

MOHINDER AMARNATH

THE VICE-CAPTAIN

The hero of India's 1983 triumph, Mohinder Amarnath was named Man of the Match in both the semi-final and final. A courageous all-rounder, he played 69 Tests, scored over 4,300 runs, and remains one of India's greatest match-winners.

roger binny

THE LEADING BOWLER

The highest wicket-taker of the 1983 World Cup with 18 wickets, he was a key all-rounder vital in English swinging conditions, former president of the BCCI, and guided the Indian Under-19 squad to an emphatic World Cup victory in 2000.

K. SRIKKANTH

THE AGGRESSIVE OPENER

The top scorer in the 1983 World Cup Final with a crucial 38 runs at Lord's, K. Srikkanth was renowned for his fearless batting. A former Indian captain and chairman of selectors, he later helped build India's 2011 World Cup-winning team and became one of cricket's most recognised commentators.

KIRTI AZAD

THE SPIN SPECIALIST

An important all-round contributor to India's 1983 World Cup victory, Kirti Azad is remembered for dismissing Ian Botham in the semi-final. Following his cricket career, he entered public service and served multiple terms as a Member of Parliament.

SANDEEP PATIL

THE POWER HITTER

Known for his fearless stroke play, Sandeep Patil smashed a match-winning 51* in the 1983 World Cup semi-final against England. He later coached Kenya to the 2003 World Cup semi-finals and served as Chairman of the BCCI Selection Committee.

SUNIL VALSON

THE ESSENTIAL SQUAD STRENGTH

A valuable member of India's victorious 1983 World Cup squad, Sunil Valson provided depth and support to the bowling attack. He later built a successful career in cricket administration, including serving as manager of the Delhi Capitals IPL franchise.

SYED KIRMANI

THE GLOVE LEGEND

Awarded Best Wicket-Keeper of the 1983 World Cup, Syed Kirmani played a vital role behind the stumps throughout India's historic campaign. He was part of Kapil Dev's famous 126-run partnership against Zimbabwe and later served as Chairman of the National Selection Committee.

Balwinder Sandhu

THE SWING MASTER

Balwinder Sandhu produced one of cricket's most iconic deliveries by dismissing Gordon Greenidge in the 1983 World Cup Final. A dependable swing bowler, he later became a respected cricket coach and technical consultant.

dilip vengsarkar

THE COLONEL

A former Captain and highly respected cricket administrator with 116 Tests and 6,868 classical runs, he is the only overseas player with three consecutive Test centuries at Lord's, formally ranked as the world's best batsman and national selector.

madan lal

THE TURNAROUND BOWLER

A legendary competitor who claimed 17 critical wickets in the '83 campaign including Viv Richards in the final, he played 39 Tests with 71 wickets and 1,000+ runs, and served as a successful India coach and national selection committee member.