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easyWhich country hosted the first-ever Cricket World Cup in 1975?
AIndia6%
BAustralia6%
✓England82%
DWest Indies6%
Answer Explanation
The first Cricket World Cup (Prudential Cup) was held in England in June 1975. West Indies won the inaugural title, defeating Australia in the final at Lord's. The tournament featured 8 teams playing 60-over-per-side matches.
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