Sachin Tendulkar Remembers 1983 Win: 25th June is a very historic day in Indian cricket history.

On this day 41 years ago, the Indian team led by Kapil Dev created history at Lord's ground by winning the World Cup for the first time. In the title match, India defeated the strong West Indies by 43 runs. This title win changed the attitude of people towards cricket in India. The 1983 World Cup has played an important role in the development of Indian cricket.

Today, remembering the first World Cup victory, former great Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar, who is called the God of Cricket, has shared a special post on social media. In his post, Sachin told how the fans celebrated in Mumbai after India's World Cup victory.

Sachin Tendulkar remembers the 1983 World Cup victory

Former Indian team's legendary batsman Sachin Tendulkar shared a post from his official Facebook account remembering the 1983 World Cup victory and wrote, 'I still remember that night very well, although it was 41 years ago. When India won the 1983 World Cup, the scene in my building and neighborhood was unbelievable. People were dancing on the streets, fireworks were bursting in the sky, it was truly magic.'

Sachin has told about the celebrations in Mumbai through his post. However, after India's first World Cup win, there was a lot of celebration in the whole country. There was no limit to the happiness of fans in every state of India. No one could believe that India has created history by winning the World Cup. Fans were dancing on the streets after India's victory and everyone was feeding sweets to each other.

Talking about the 1983 World Cup final match, the Indian team batted first and scored 183 runs.

Krishnamachari Srikkanth scored the highest score of 38 runs for India. This score of India seemed very low against the strong West Indies.

However, the Indian bowlers came on the field with a different attitude. They bundled out the strong West Indies batting order for just 140 runs. In the match, Kapil Dev took a brilliant catch of the Caribbean team's legendary batsman Sir Vivian Richards. Madan Lal bowled brilliantly for India and took 3 wickets for 31 runs in 12 overs.