Australia won by 7 runs

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"Australia won by 7 runs" refers to the narrow victory margin by which the Australian cricket team defeated their opponents in the final of the 1987 Cricket World Cup.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cricketMatchResult ⓘ
attendanceEstimate large crowd at Eden Gardens ⓘ
captainOfAustralia Allan Border ⓘ
captainOfEngland Mike Gatting ⓘ
city Kolkata ⓘ
linked to: Calcutta
competition 1987 Cricket World Cup ⓘ
continent Asia ⓘ
country India ⓘ
date 1987-11-08 ⓘ
format limited-overs cricket ⓘ
governingBody International Cricket Council ⓘ
hostCountries India ⓘ
Pakistan ⓘ
loser England cricket team ⓘ
manOfTheMatch David Boon ⓘ
matchType One Day International ⓘ
notableIncident Mike Gatting dismissal off Allan Lamb reverse sweep controversy is often associated with this match ⓘ
oversPerSide 50 overs ⓘ
refersToEvent 1987 Cricket World Cup final ⓘ
resultType Australia won by 7 runs ⓘ
seriesResult Australia won the 1987 Cricket World Cup ⓘ
shortDescription Australia defeated England by 7 runs in the 1987 Cricket World Cup final at Eden Gardens, Kolkata ⓘ
significance first Cricket World Cup title for Australia ⓘ
team1 Australia national cricket team ⓘ
team1InningsScore 253/5 ⓘ
team1OversFaced 50 overs ⓘ
team2 England cricket team ⓘ
team2InningsScore 246 all out ⓘ
team2OversFaced 49.4 overs ⓘ
tossDecision bat ⓘ
tossWonBy Australia national cricket team ⓘ
tournamentEdition 1987 Cricket World Cup ⓘ
tournamentStage final ⓘ
venue Eden Gardens ⓘ
victoryMargin 7 runs ⓘ
winner Australia national cricket team ⓘ

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1987 Cricket World Cup → finalMargin → Australia won by 7 runs ⓘ