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Stats

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Nation · Cricket World Cup

USA

10 men's World Cup matches, ODI and T20 combined

Covers the men's ODI World Cup from 2003 and the T20 World Cup from 2007 — earlier editions are not in the source.

Ten World Cup matches across two covered editions.

10
Played
3
Won
6
Lost
◧
Biggest win — United States of America 196/6 v Netherlands 103/10, by 93 runs (2026 T20 World Cup).

USA have played 10 men's World Cup matches (ODI and T20 combined) across 2 editions in the covered data: 3 won, 6 lost, 1 tied, 0 with no result.

Quick answers

Has USA ever won a Cricket World Cup?
Not in the covered era (men's ODI World Cup from 2003, T20 World Cup from 2007) — earlier World Cups are not in the source data.
How many times has USA appeared at a World Cup?
USA have appeared at 2 men's World Cup editions in the covered data (ODI and T20 combined), first at the 2024 T20 World Cup.
When did USA last play in a World Cup?
USA last played a men's World Cup match at the 2026 T20 World Cup in the covered data.

All-time record

PlayedWonLostTiedNo result
103610

Super overs / bowl-outs: 1–0. A tied match stays a tie in the record; the decider only settles who advanced.

World Cup finals

No World Cup final reached in the editions the data covers.

World Cup editions

2024 T20 World Cup · 2026 T20 World Cup.

Biggest wins (by runs)

ResultMarginEdition
United States of America 196/6 v Netherlands 103/1093 runs2026 T20 World Cup
United States of America 199/4 v Namibia 168/631 runs2026 T20 World Cup

Notable matches

Cricket World Cup head-to-heads

Source: 2026 T20 World Cup match data, via Cricsheet — source

✓ Every fact computed from ball-by-ball data — Cricsheet. Not written by anyone.

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