Captains with most ICC Trophies

Captains with Most ICC Trophies – Brief Details

1. Meg Lanning (Australia) – 5 Titles

• One of the most successful women’s cricket captains.
• Led Australia to four ICC Women’s T20 World Cup wins (2014, 2018, 2020, 2023).
• Won the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in 2022.

2. Ricky Ponting (Australia) – 4 Titles

• Dominated world cricket in the 2000s with an aggressive captaincy style.
• Won back-to-back ICC Cricket World Cups (2003, 2007).
• Secured two ICC Champions Trophy victories (2006, 2009).

3. MS Dhoni (India) – 3 Titles

• The only captain to win all three major ICC tournaments.
• Won the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup (2007).
• Led India to a historic ICC Cricket World Cup victory in 2011.
• Triumphed in the ICC Champions Trophy (2013).

4. Clive Lloyd (West Indies) – 2 Titles

• Led the first great West Indies team in the 1970s.
• Won the first-ever ICC Cricket World Cup (1975).
• Defended the title successfully in 1979.

5. Daren Sammy (West Indies) – 2 Titles

• A charismatic leader who guided West Indies to two ICC T20 World Cup titles.
• Won in 2012 and repeated the success in 2016.

6. Pat Cummins (Australia) – 2 Titles

• Led Australia to the ICC World Test Championship win in 2023.
• Also captained them to ICC Cricket World Cup glory in 2023.

7. Steve Waugh (Australia) – 2 Titles

• Led Australia to their second ICC Cricket World Cup title in 1999.
• Won the ICC Champions Trophy (then known as the ICC KnockOut Trophy) in 2000.

8. Michael Clarke (Australia) – 2 Titles

• Captained Australia to victory in the ICC Cricket World Cup (2015).
• Won the ICC Champions Trophy (2009) under Ricky Ponting but played a key leadership role.

9. Eoin Morgan (England) – 2 Titles

• Transformed England’s white-ball cricket, leading to their first ICC Cricket World Cup win in 2019.
• Also won the ICC T20 World Cup in 2022 (though he retired before the tournament, his leadership influence shaped the team).

10. Rohit Sharma (India) – 2 Titles

• Captained India to victory in the ICC Asia Cup (2018) and ICC T20 World Cup (2024).
• Played a key leadership role in shaping India’s limited-overs dominance.

These captains have solidified their legacies by leading their teams to ICC glory and showcased exceptional leadership and left a lasting impact on international cricket. 🏆