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2011 Cricket World Cup: India finish the chase in Mumbai

Champions: India · Hosts: Bangladesh, India & Sri Lanka

India’s second World Cup

India beat Sri Lanka by six wickets at the Wankhede Stadium on 2 April to win the men’s World Cup for the second time. Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka shared hosting duties, and two of the hosts met in the final.

A century and a chase

Mahela Jayawardene’s unbeaten 103 helped Sri Lanka reach 274 for six. India lost their opening batters early, but Gautam Gambhir made 97 and captain MS Dhoni finished unbeaten on 91. India reached 277 for four in 48.2 overs, with Dhoni sealing the result with a six.

The finish belonged to Dhoni

Dhoni moved ahead of Yuvraj Singh in the batting order and joined Gambhir to rebuild the chase. Gambhir fell short of a century, but Dhoni and Yuvraj took India home. Dhoni was named Player of the Match, and India added to the title they first won in 1983.

Final result

DateVenueTeamsWinnerMargin
2 Apr 2011Wankhede Stadium, MumbaiSri Lanka v IndiaIndia6 wickets
ODI · Men's2 Apr 2011
ICC Cricket World Cup
India flagIndia277/4
Sri Lanka flagSri Lanka274/6
India won by 6 wickets↗

Available 2011 World Cup scorecards

49 matches in our Cricsheet dataset. Coverage may omit matches; this is not a complete tournament results list.

DateMatchVenueResult
2 Apr 2011India v Sri Lanka →Wankhede StadiumIndia won by 6 wickets
30 Mar 2011India v Pakistan →Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, MohaliIndia won by 29 runs
29 Mar 2011Sri Lanka v New Zealand →R Premadasa StadiumSri Lanka won by 5 wickets
26 Mar 2011Sri Lanka v England →R Premadasa StadiumSri Lanka won by 10 wickets
25 Mar 2011New Zealand v South Africa →Shere Bangla National StadiumNew Zealand won by 49 runs
24 Mar 2011India v Australia →Sardar Patel Stadium, MoteraIndia won by 5 wickets
23 Mar 2011Pakistan v West Indies →Shere Bangla National StadiumPakistan won by 10 wickets
20 Mar 2011India v West Indies →MA Chidambaram Stadium, ChepaukIndia won by 80 runs
20 Mar 2011Kenya v Zimbabwe →Eden GardensZimbabwe won by 161 runs
19 Mar 2011Bangladesh v South Africa →Shere Bangla National StadiumSouth Africa won by 206 runs
19 Mar 2011Australia v Pakistan →R Premadasa StadiumPakistan won by 4 wickets
18 Mar 2011Ireland v Netherlands →Eden GardensIreland won by 6 wickets
18 Mar 2011New Zealand v Sri Lanka →Wankhede StadiumSri Lanka won by 112 runs
17 Mar 2011England v West Indies →MA Chidambaram Stadium, ChepaukEngland won by 18 runs
16 Mar 2011Australia v Canada →M Chinnaswamy StadiumAustralia won by 7 wickets
15 Mar 2011Ireland v South Africa →Eden GardensSouth Africa won by 131 runs
14 Mar 2011Bangladesh v Netherlands →Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury StadiumBangladesh won by 6 wickets
14 Mar 2011Pakistan v Zimbabwe →Pallekele International Cricket StadiumPakistan won by 7 wickets (D/L)
13 Mar 2011Australia v Kenya →M Chinnaswamy StadiumAustralia won by 60 runs
13 Mar 2011Canada v New Zealand →Wankhede StadiumNew Zealand won by 97 runs
12 Mar 2011India v South Africa →Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, JamthaSouth Africa won by 3 wickets
11 Mar 2011Bangladesh v England →Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury StadiumBangladesh won by 2 wickets
11 Mar 2011Ireland v West Indies →Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, MohaliWest Indies won by 44 runs
10 Mar 2011Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe →Pallekele International Cricket StadiumSri Lanka won by 139 runs
9 Mar 2011India v Netherlands →Feroz Shah KotlaIndia won by 5 wickets
8 Mar 2011New Zealand v Pakistan →Pallekele International Cricket StadiumNew Zealand won by 110 runs
7 Mar 2011Canada v Kenya →Feroz Shah KotlaCanada won by 5 wickets
6 Mar 2011England v South Africa →MA Chidambaram Stadium, ChepaukEngland won by 6 runs
6 Mar 2011India v Ireland →M Chinnaswamy StadiumIndia won by 5 wickets
5 Mar 2011Sri Lanka v Australia →R Premadasa Stadiumno result
4 Mar 2011Bangladesh v West Indies →Shere Bangla National StadiumWest Indies won by 9 wickets
4 Mar 2011New Zealand v Zimbabwe →Sardar Patel Stadium, MoteraNew Zealand won by 10 wickets
3 Mar 2011Canada v Pakistan →R Premadasa StadiumPakistan won by 46 runs
3 Mar 2011Netherlands v South Africa →Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, MohaliSouth Africa won by 231 runs
2 Mar 2011England v Ireland →M Chinnaswamy StadiumIreland won by 3 wickets
1 Mar 2011Sri Lanka v Kenya →R Premadasa StadiumSri Lanka won by 9 wickets
28 Feb 2011Canada v Zimbabwe →Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, JamthaZimbabwe won by 175 runs
28 Feb 2011Netherlands v West Indies →Feroz Shah KotlaWest Indies won by 215 runs
27 Feb 2011India v England →M Chinnaswamy Stadiumtie
26 Feb 2011Sri Lanka v Pakistan →R Premadasa StadiumPakistan won by 11 runs
25 Feb 2011Bangladesh v Ireland →Shere Bangla National StadiumBangladesh won by 27 runs
25 Feb 2011Australia v New Zealand →Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, JamthaAustralia won by 7 wickets
24 Feb 2011South Africa v West Indies →Feroz Shah KotlaSouth Africa won by 7 wickets
23 Feb 2011Kenya v Pakistan →Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium, SooriyawewaPakistan won by 205 runs
22 Feb 2011England v Netherlands →Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, JamthaEngland won by 6 wickets
21 Feb 2011Australia v Zimbabwe →Sardar Patel Stadium, MoteraAustralia won by 91 runs
20 Feb 2011Sri Lanka v Canada →Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium, SooriyawewaSri Lanka won by 210 runs
20 Feb 2011Kenya v New Zealand →MA Chidambaram Stadium, ChepaukNew Zealand won by 10 wickets
19 Feb 2011Bangladesh v India →Shere Bangla National StadiumIndia won by 87 runs

Source: Cricsheet · ODC-By 1.0 · Coverage & methodology. Results through 25 Oct 2026.