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Top Cricket Team That Have Most ICC Trophies: Cricket is one of the most popular sports in the world and winning a trophy from the International Cricket Council (ICC) is the greatest accomplishment for any cricket team. The International Cricket Council or ICC, is the governing body that oversees cricket globally and is in charge of organising important international competitions. Winning one of cricket's most famous championships, the ICC is a major accomplishment for any team.

Over the years, teams like Australia, India and England have won numerous trophies and dominated ICC events. The Champions Trophy, the World Test Championship and the Cricket World Cup (ODI & T20) are the primary ICC competitions. It takes the best level of skill, teamwork and consistency to win these championships.

Where does India stand in the list of teams with the most ICC Trophies? 

list of cricket teams with most ICC trophiesIndia wins Champions Trophy 2025 (Image: Instagram)

The Australian cricket team has the most ICC trophies of any cricketing nation, with a total of 10 ICC trophies. India ranks second in the list of men’s teams having the most ICC trophies title, with a total of 7 trophies as of now after winning the Champions Trophy 2025. Teams like West Indies, Pakistan, England, and others are also on the list. Some teams are still vying for their first major trophy, while some have won ICC crowns regularly.

Top Cricket Teams With Most ICC Trophies As Of Now

Below is a table list of the top 8 cricket teams with the most ICC trophies, determining who is the dominant force in the globe. Continue reading to see which side has the best record in ICC competitions!

Team ODI World Cup T20 World Cup Champions Trophy Test Champion Total Trophies
Australia  6 (1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015, 2023)  1(2021)  2 (2006, 2009)  1(2021-2023)  10
India  2 (1983, 2011)  2 (2007, 2024)  3 (2002 shared, 2013, 2025)  0  7
West Indies  2 (1975, 1979)  2 (2012, 2016)  1(2004)  0  5
Pakistan  1 (1992)  1 (2009)  1 (2017)  0  3
Sri Lanka  1 (1996)  1 (2014)  1 (2002 shared)  0  3
England  1 (2019)  2 (2010, 2022)  0  0  3
New Zealand  0  0  1 (2000) 1(2019-2021)  2
South Africa  0  0  1 (1998)  0  1

 

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