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Lowest team totals in Cricket World Cup history

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Canada has been included twice in the list of lowest team totals in World Cup history, the top two scoring 36 against Sri Lanka at Paarl in 2003 and against England in the 1979 edition at Manchester respectively.

Canada's performance in the 2003 World Cup was disappointing, as they had a lot of experience in international cricket. But his stay in the tournament is remembered for two things, John Davison's fastest century in the tournament and getting out for just 36 runs. They faced Sri Lanka on a friendly Paarl pitch and bowlers Prabhat Nisanka and Chaminda Vaas took four and three wickets respectively, not allowing any Canadian batsman to reach double digits.

Chasing the target in 4.4 overs, Sri Lanka played an innings of 24* off 14 balls from Marvan Atapattu. This is the biggest win in ODI and World Cup history, with 272 balls remaining in the match. Australia bowled out Namibia for 45 in the tournament as Glenn McGrath recorded the best bowling figures in the tournament's history, choosing 7/15. Batting first, Australia scored 301/6 and won the match by 256 runs.

In the 2011 tournament, the West Indies defeated Bangladesh for 58 runs at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka, leading to Bangla fans pelting stones at the West Indies team bus and mistaking them as their home team. Tigers continued their poor run in the World Cup with a score of 78 against South Africa again in Dhaka.

Pakistan, who were bowled out for just 74 against England in the 1992 edition, but thankfully rained on the game and saved the Men in Green from embarrassment. He then later improved surprisingly well to lift the trophy after beating England in the final.

Lowest team totals in Cricket World Cup history:

Lowest total
Team	Score	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
Canada	36	18.4	v Sri Lanka	Paarl	19 Feb 2003
Canada	45	40.3	v England	Manchester	13 Jun 1979
Namibia	45	14.0	v Australia	Potchefstroom	27 Feb 2003
Bangladesh	58	18.5	v West Indies	Dhaka	4 Mar 2011
Scotland	68	31.3	v West Indies	Leicester	27 May 1999
Kenya	69	23.5	v New Zealand	Chennai	20 Feb 2011
Pakistan	74	40.2	v England	Adelaide	1 Mar 1992
Ireland	77	27.4	v Sri Lanka	St George's	18 Apr 2007
Bangladesh	78	28.0	v South Africa	Dhaka	19 Mar 2011
Bermuda	78	24.4	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	15 Mar 2007
Namibia	84	17.4	v Pakistan	Kimberley	16 Feb 2003
Sri Lanka	86	37.2	v West Indies	Manchester	7 Jun 1975
Ireland	91	30.0	v Australia	Bridgetown	13 Apr 2007
England	93	36.2	v Australia	Leeds	18 Jun 1975
West Indies	93	35.2	v Kenya	Pune	29 Feb 1996
East Africa	94	52.3	v England	Birmingham	14 Jun 1975
Zimbabwe	99	19.1	v Pakistan	Kingston	21 Mar 2007
U.A.E.	102	31.3	v India	Perth	28 Feb 2015
England	103	41.0	v South Africa	The Oval	22 May 1999
Kenya	104	35.5	v West Indies	Kimberley	4 Mar 2003
Canada	105	33.2	v Australia	Birmingham	16 Jun 1979
Bangladesh	108	35.1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	22 Feb 2003
Sri Lanka	109	23.0	v India	Johannesburg	10 Mar 2003
West Indies	110	46.4	v Australia	Manchester	30 May 1999
Sri Lanka	110	35.2	v South Africa	Northampton	19 May 1999
West Indies	112	43.3	v Pakistan	Dhaka	23 Mar 2011
Bangladesh	112	37.0	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	21 Mar 2007
Kenya	112	33.1	v Pakistan	Hambantota	23 Feb 2011
New Zealand	112	30.1	v Australia	Port Elizabeth	11 Mar 2003
Netherlands	115	31.3	v West Indies	Delhi	28 Feb 2011
Bangladesh	116	37.4	v New Zealand	Chelmsford	17 May 1999
East Africa	120	55.3	v India	Leeds	11 Jun 1975
Netherlands	120	34.5	v South Africa	Mohali	3 Mar 2011
Bangladesh	120	28.0	v Canada	Durban	11 Feb 2003
Scotland	121	42.1	v New Zealand	Edinburgh	31 May 1999
Canada	122	36.5	v Sri Lanka	Hambantota	20 Feb 2011
Netherlands	122	30.2	v Australia	Potchefstroom	20 Feb 2003
Canada	123	42.1	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	28 Feb 2011
Zimbabwe	123	40.3	v Pakistan	The Oval	11 Jun 1999
Bangladesh	124	31.1	v Sri Lanka	Pietermaritzburg	14 Feb 2003
England	125	49.1	v Zimbabwe	Albury	18 Mar 1992
India	125	41.4	v Australia	Centurion	15 Feb 2003
East Africa	128/8	60.0	v New Zealand	Birmingham	7 Jun 1975
Australia	129	38.2	v India	Chelmsford	20 Jun 1983
Netherlands	129	26.5	v Australia	Basseterre	18 Mar 2007
Namibia	130	42.3	v India	Pietermaritzburg	23 Feb 2003
Scotland	130	25.4	v Australia	Hobart	14 Mar 2015
England	123	33.2	v New Zealand	Wellington	20 Feb 2015
Afghanistan	125	34.1	v South Africa	Cardiff	15 Jun 2019
Pakistan	105	21.4	v West Indies	Nottingham	31 May 2019

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