21 June 1975 &23 June 1979 – Reliving West Indies' ICC CWC 1975 & ICC CWC 1979 Triumphs” - Kaieteur News
The dominance of West Indies: 1979 World Cup records and stats
The 1979 World Cup Final: What If 'Hendrick to Richards' Meant Something Else Entirely?
On This Day in 1979: West Indies Continue Their Dominance with Consecutive ODI World Cup Triumphs - News18
Theworldcricket.com - West Indies won the Second ICC World Cup 1979 against England by 92 runs. It was a 60 over format then LIKE our PAGE to get regular CRICKET UPDATES #ICCWorldCup2019
West Indies (1979) - IMDb
West Indies retain their title | ESPNcricinfo
On this day: Clive Lloyd-led West Indies won inaugural ODI World Cup after defeating Ian Chappell's Australia - India Today
On this day in 1979: West Indies played their last international match before hiatus - Penbugs
On This Day: Windies win 1979 World Cup
West Indies (1979) | MUBI
Flashback 1979: The Thrill Of Sunday League & West Indies' WC Win
Cricbuzz on X: "Picture Quiz: How many players can you name from West Indies' 1979 World Cup squad? https://t.co/58HZymYCi4" / X
ICC World Cup 1979 History - Winners, Runners-up, and Key Moments in World Cup 1979 | Mint
1979, West Indies won their Second ICC World Cup - On This Day
West Indies, France, Algeria, Mauritania, 1979. | Third Cinema revisited
On This Day in 1979: Viv Richards and Joel Garner Help West Indies Defend Cricket World Cup Title - News18
World Cup 1979: When the team to beat remained unbeaten, ICC Cricket World Cup, West Indies | Cricbuzz.com - Cricbuzz
The 1979 World Cup and the love affair that ensued
World Cup 1979: Clive Lloyd led West Indies to be crowned Kings of the World Cricket | Sunday Observer
1979 World Cup final: When King brought England down - Sportstar
A fall from grace: A look at how West Indies has fared in ICC events during 21st century
CWI Special Tribute to World Cup heroes in 1975 and 1979 | INews Guyana
Two-Time Champions To Not Qualifying: How West Indies Performed In Each Cricket World Cup | Times Now
Captains who led their teams to ODI World Cup glory | Times of India
