Which company made the current Cricket World Cup Trophy in London?

Garrard & Co made the current Cricket World Cup Trophy in London.

The trophy was created for the 1999 World Cup and became the tournament’s first permanent prize. Before then, each edition generally used a separate trophy connected to its sponsor, including the Prudential Cup for the first three tournaments.

The design features a golden globe supported by three silver columns shaped like cricket stumps and bails. The globe represents a cricket ball, while the columns symbolize batting, bowling and fielding. The trophy stands about 60 centimetres high and weighs approximately 11 kilograms.

A common mix-up is confusing the maker with the ICC, which awards and owns the original trophy. Garrard & Co, a historic London jeweller and former Crown Jeweller, designed and produced it over roughly two months. Winning teams receive a replica, while the ICC retains the original.