Australia 1987 World Cup heroes awarded medals
By our correspondents
January 23, 2017
SYDNEY: The first Australia squad to win the World Cup in 1987 were presented with medals during the innings break at the fourth One-day International against Pakistan in Sydney on Sunday.
The side, captained by Allan Border and coached by Bob Simpson, beat England by seven runs in a tense final in Kolkata. Australia have since won four more World Cups.
The International Cricket Council last year decided to award medals to players and support staff of all World Cup-winning squads who did not receive them at the time of their successes.
The West Indies team from 1975 and Sri Lanka from 1996 will also receive medals.
“I’m so proud that the players and support staff of our 1987 win have been recognised in this way,” he said Border.
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