India registered their first-ever One-day international match win in World Cup against East Africa at Headingley, Leeds in 11th June 1975.
India crushed East Africa by 10 wickets in their allotted 60-over World Cup Group B of the 6th match.
The East Africans hopelessly outclassed they were bowled out for 120 in 55 overs, their top scorer by Jawahir Shah 37 off consuming 84 deliveries including five boundaries and Ramesh Sethi 23 off facing 80-balls.
India bowler Madan Lal returned the best bowling figures of three for 15, Syed Abid Ali took two for 22 with five maiden overs and Mahinder Amarnath took two for 39.
India had no trouble in reaching the victory target with openers Sunil Gavaskar scored 65 off facing 86 deliveries included nine boundaries.
Sunil Gavaskar, who was India's first ever batsman scored a fifty in World Cup and Farokh Engineer scored 54 off consuming 93 deliveries included 9 boundaries.
Sunil Gavaskar, who was India's first ever batsman scored a fifty in World Cup and Farokh Engineer scored 54 off consuming 93 deliveries included 9 boundaries.
Sunil Gavaskar and Farokh Engineer combining in an unbroken stand of 123 in 80 minutes in the 29.3 overs.
Farokh Engineer named Player of the match for his outstanding batting and fielding performance.
Farokh Engineer named Player of the match for his outstanding batting and fielding performance.
India lost by 202-runs against England in their previous match and East Africa went down by 181-runs against New Zealand.
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