#CricketWorldCup #Australia #England For the 1987 Cricket World Cup the venue had moved away from crickets original home and into the subcontinent, where it would find a new home. This was also the first version where each innings had 50 overs instead of 60. The World Cup was hosted jointly by arch rivals, Pakistan and India, both of whom made it to the knockout stages only to face heartbreak in their respective semifinals. Australia would eventually beat their arch rivals England, and win their first of 5 World Cup titles. Graham Gooch was the highest wicket taker and Craig Mcdermot scored the most runs.