The 1992 Cricket World Cup, jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand, marked the beginning of modern One-Day International cricket. It was the first World Cup to feature colored clothing, white balls, black sight screens, floodlit matches, and a round-robin format involving all nine participating teams.
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