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It has been 40 years since India triumphed in the ODI World Cup after defeating the might West Indies to lift their maiden title. 

1983 World Cup: Mohinder Amarnath recalls the moment India were crowned champions 

40 years to the day since India were crowned World Champions, then vice-captain Mohinder Amarnath took the final wicket to win it for India. 

Watch as he narrates the emotions he felt in the exact moment when the 'out' was declared.

It has been 40 years since India triumphed in the ODI World Cup after defeating the might West Indies to lift their maiden title.&nbsp;

Mohinder Amarnath, the man who took the final wicket on June 25, 1983 consequently crowning India as World Champions recalled the winning moment a day before the 40th anniversary of the victory.&nbsp; Jimmy, as he is fondly called, was at an event with the rest of the 1983 World Cup winning team on June 24 where he narrated what he felt the moment India defeated West Indies.&nbsp; 'As soon as the 'out' was declared, my first thought was, we have defeated the mighty West Indies,' began Amarnath.&nbsp; His tale of the win was in response to a question asked by host Gaurav Kapoor about why Jimmy did not pick a stump as a souvenir?&nbsp; 'I ran towards the stumps to take one for myself but the wickets were buried so deep into the ground, I couldn't,' he recalled.&nbsp; 'The ball was lying there too, the bails were there. I could have taken all three stumps but I was so overjoyed that we have been crowned World Champions, I said to myself forget about the stumps, nothing can be greater than this title,' the 72-year-old former all-rounder said.&nbsp; In the historic 1983 win at Lord's, Mohinder Amarnath was named man of the match for his all-round performance. He took 3 wickets and with the bat, he stayed at the crease for the longest period as wickets kept tumbling at the other end.&nbsp; India were bowled out for 183 in just 54.4 overs, reducing their chances of winning the World Cup given the powerful batting line-up of the Windies.&nbsp; But the Indian bowling attack turned the game around, with Amarnath and Madan Lal taking 3 wickets apiece to dismiss the entire Caribbean team for 140.&nbsp;

Kapil Dev stable after surgery for heart attack

After the surgery, Kappil Dev&nbsp;is currently under close supervision of the doctors and is likely to be discharged in a couple of days.

In a huge relief for the cricket fraternity and fans, India's 1983 World Cup winning captain Kapil Dev is stable following an angioplasty which he underwent after suffering a heart-attack on Friday. The 61-year-old complaint of chest pain on Thursday&nbsp;following which he was taken to&nbsp;a hospital in Delhi. After the surgery, the hospital said in a statement that he is currently under close supervision of the doctors and is likely to be discharged in a couple of days. later a statement on Kapil&nbsp;Dev's&nbsp;Instagram account thanked his fans for their love and concern and said that he is well on the road to recovery.&nbsp;

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