10 Impossible matches in ICC Cricket World Cup

While there have been many exciting and closely contested matches in Cricket World Cup history, it's challenging to define a list of "impossible" matches as cricket is known for its unpredictability. However, here are 10 memorable and highly improbable moments or matches in Cricket World Cup history: India vs. West Indies (1983 Final): India's stunning upset win over the mighty West Indies in the final is considered one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history. 

Ireland vs. England (2011): Ireland's victory over England in the 2011 World Cup shocked the cricketing world as they chased down a target of 328 runs. 

Kenya vs. West Indies (1996): Kenya defeated the West Indies in a group-stage match, marking a significant upset. 

Bangladesh vs. Pakistan (1999): In the 1999 World Cup, Bangladesh defeated Pakistan, a major upset at the time. 

Kenya vs. Sri Lanka (2003): Kenya's victory over Sri Lanka in the 2003 World Cup was an unexpected triumph for the associate nation. 

Zimbabwe vs. Australia (1983): Zimbabwe's win over Australia in the inaugural 1983 World Cup was a surprise. 

India vs. Zimbabwe (1983): India had to beat Zimbabwe by a large margin to qualify for the semi-finals, and they did it in dramatic fashion. 

Ireland vs. Pakistan (2007): Ireland's victory over Pakistan in the 2007 World Cup was another example of a minnow nation defeating a cricketing giant. 

Bangladesh vs. England (2015): Bangladesh's win over England in the 2015 World Cup played a significant role in England's early exit from the tournament. 

England vs. South Africa (1992): The dramatic tied match between England and South Africa in the 1992 World Cup remains etched in cricketing memory. 

These matches showcase the unpredictability and excitement that make cricket World Cups so special. While these matches were considered "impossible" by some, they are a testament to the competitive and unpredictable nature of the sport.