Individual player lists only contain West Indies matches; games for other teams, like as World XI, are not included. This list is based on the One-Day International cricket record list. Except for "team wins, losses, and draws" and "highest wicket partnerships," the best five records in each category are mentioned. For example, Chris Gayle has the most sixes hit by one player in ODI history with 614. The West Indies won their first One-Day International match on March 3, 1994, by ten runs against Australia at St John's, Antigua. In that match, Brian Lara scored a century (100 runs) the fastest ever in ODIs, finishing his run fest in just 100 minutes. He was followed by Carl Hooper who finished off the game with an unbeaten 42 off 23 balls. The West Indies went on to win the match by 10 wickets. This is the only ODI match they have played so far. Their first tournament victory came at the 1995 ICC Cricket World Cup, where they beat India by two runs in the final. The West Indies were undefeated in group stage matches, but lost to England and then South Africa in the next two rounds. However, they still made it to the final by defeating New Zealand in the quarterfinals. In 2016, Jason Holder became the first captain from the Caribbean to lead the West Indies into an ICC Cricket World Cup Final when they defeated India at Lord's.