30 moments that will live you through the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 one more time

30 moments that will live you through the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 one more time: The ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 has just concluded yesterday with four time champion team Australia making it their fifth world cup win. An amazing tournament, the coveted cup was brilliantly fought for and at one stage we could not figure out which team had the best chance to lift the World Cup 2015. It will not only be remembered for being Australia’s 5th world cup championship but also for the manner in which it was played. Highly spirited teams and really enthusiastic player’s made the millions of spectators cheer for each and ever ball and run. Here we have tried to compile all the action that happened in the 48 days in the 30 moments that will live you through the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 one more time: 1 – Roger Federer Supporting the Men In Blue; endorsing their jersey ahead of the World Cup 2015. 2 – Steve Finn grabs the first Hat-trick of ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. Steven Finn to Brad Haddin. (Photo Source: cricingif.com) Steven Finn to Glenn Maxwell. (Photo Source: cricingif.com) Steven Finn to Mitchell Johnson. (Photo Source: cricingif.com) 3 – Virat Kohli celebrating Shahid Afridi’s catch in Lala’s own style. Virat Kohli celebrates in style of Shahid Afridi after taking his catch (Photo Source: BCCI) 4 – India beat Pakistan comfortably in the Epic Clash. India beat Pakistan by 76 runs. (© Getty Images) 5 – Ireland Stun West Indies and let’s not call it an upset. Ireland beat West Indies by 4 wickets. (Photo Source: Associated Press) 6 – Afghanistan record their first ever win in World Cup history. Afghanistan Won their first ever World Cup match against Scotland. (Photo Source:AFP) 7 – Chris Gayle Storms the first Double Hundred in World Cup. The West Indian giant scored 215 against Zimbabwe. (Photo Source: Getty Images) 8 – MS Dhoni and his quirky comments caught on the stump microphone. India have lost just 4 matches in ICC tournaments from Feb 2011 onwards. (© Getty Images) Watch Here – MS Dhoni’s funny comments caught in the Stump Mic 9 – England’s yet another Group Stage Exit. England lost against Bangladesh.(© Getty Images) 10 – South Africa created a new World Cup record by scoring 400+ totals in consecutive matches. South Africa became the first team to score 400+ runs in consecutive matches. (Photo Source: AFP) 11 – Brendan Taylor quits Zimbabwe cricket to play English County; signs off with consecutive tons in World Cup. Brendan Taylor shocked the cricketing world with the announced that he is ending his international career with Zimbabwe. (© Getty Images) 12 – Bangladesh Qualify for their first ever world cup quarterfinal. Bangladesh stunned everyone when they defeated England to enter the knockout stages for the first time. (Photo by Morne de Klerk/Getty Images) 13 – 70 wickets in 7 matches by the Indian bowlers. Team India took 70 Wickets in 7 Matches continuously. (© Getty Images) 14 – JP Dumiy squares up Sri Lankan batsmen with a hat-trick in the Quarter Final match. The Protea spinners webbed the Lankan batsmen as Imran Tahir and JP Duminy shared 7 wickets between them. (© Getty Images) 15 – Martin Guptil score’s the highest individual with 237* world cup score and Chris Gayle welcomes him to the 200 Club! Guptil was amazingly incredible and unstoppable in his knock where he scored 237* runs. (© Getty Images) 16 – Shane Watson, Wahab Riaz the hostile spell and the struggle to survive. Wahab Riaz vs Shane Watson (© Getty Images) Quick Link – Watch Wahab Riaz vs Shane Watson 17 – Daniel Vettori defies the Law of Ageing and the Law of Gravity for moments to grab this Catch. Daniel Vettori grab a magnificent catch Quick Link – Watch Daniel Vettori grab a magnificent catch 18 – We will term it the Match of the Tournament: New Zealand vs South Africa semi final contest. New Zealand team after beating South Africa in the QFs(© Getty Images) 19 – Grant Elliott lending Dale Steyn a hand. Grant Elliott shaking hands with Dale Steyn after the match. (© Getty Images) 20 – Emotional outburst of players usually known to be tough. A sad face of Ab De Villiers after loss against New Zealand. (© Getty Images) 21 – Flashing starts to the innings by Brendon McCullum. Brendon McCullum –328 runs in 9 matches, 4 half centuries, best of 77 (© Getty Images) 22 – In the Tournament dominated by Batsmen Mitchell Starc and Trent Boult wreck havoc, with some high class left arm fast & swing bowling. Mitchell Starc – 22 wickets in 9 matches, best of 6/28. (© Getty Images) 23 – Most 300 plus score’s ever recorded in the history of Cricket World Cup. South Africa team (© Getty Images) 24 – Grant Elliott fought a lone battle for New Zealand in the Finals. Grant Elliott took them home on the penultimate ball of the match with a huge six. (© Getty Images) 25 – Legends bidding Good Bye to ODI cricket, Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardene, Shahid Afridi, Misbah ul Haq, Daniel Vettori, Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin. Mahela Jayawardene And Kumar Sangakkara. (Photo Source:ICC) 26 – 93000 people Cheering at the top of their voices for Sachin Tendulkar, who was present to give away awards after the World Cup Final. Mitchell Starc wins the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, player of the tournament title. (© Getty Images) 27 – ICC President N Srinivasan booed by the Crowd at the MCG. N Srinivasan Was booed by Crowd at MCG. (Photo Source: AFP) 28 – Michael Clarke dedicating the World Cup to late Phil Hughes who was also declared as the 16th member of the Australian squad. Captains Michael Clarke (L) of Australia and Brendon McCullum of New Zealand pose with the World Cup trophy during the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup Final press conference at Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 28, 2015 in Melbourne, Australia. (© Getty Images) 29 – Clarke’s Victory and Retirement Lap with the World Cup in his hands. Michael Clarke led Australia for 73 matches, winning 49 matches and losing 21 of them. That gave him a winning percentage of 70%. (© Getty Images) 30 – Yet another World Cup Trophy for Australia, 5th overall and 4th in last five world cups. World Cup 2015 Grand Finale New Zealand vs Australia Review; Australia wins 5th World Title after New Zealand perishes under pressure. (© Getty Images)