Magnificent Seven: The ICC World Cup finals' venues

Seven grounds have had the honour of hosting a World Cup final. Lord's Cricket Ground in London has the distinction of holding 4 finals.

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Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), the host for 2015 World Cup title decider on March 29, will become the second ground ever to conduct a final more than one time.

This year's World Cup will get under way on February 14. 14 teams will be competing.

The grounds which hosted World Cup finals

Lord's Cricket Ground, London (England) - , , and finals

Winner - West Indies (1975, 79), India (83), Australia (99)

Eden Gardens, Kolkata (India) -

Winner - Australia

Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Melbourne (Australia) -

Winner - Pakistan

Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore (Pakistan) -

Winner - Sri Lanka

New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg (South Africa) -

Winner - Australia

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown (West Indies) -

Winner - Australia

Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai (India) -

Winner - India

MCG, Melbourne (Australia) - 2015

Winner - ?

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