The World Cup in its 13th edition has seen many glorious uncertainties. Starting the start, the World Cup has seen the rise of West Indies under skipper Clive Lloyd, who lifted the first trophy in 1975 (pictured) and again for the second time in 1979. Subsequently Australia rose to the top after winning their first title in 1987 and strengthened their grip on the quadrennial event, winning it five times. But despite all the highs, many giants have fallen on the way in the World Cups, that includes defending champions England losing to outsiders Afghanistan on Sunday. Gulf News takes a look at some of the biggest upsets in the history of the World Cup.
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