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Pakistan at the World Cup: 1992 Glory to Today

1992. The word alone says everything. But Pakistan’s World Cup record spans thirteen ODI editions and nine T20 editions — champions twice, finalists five times, and heartbreak in between. Every campaign, honestly told.

Quick answer: Pakistan have won 2 World Cups: the 1992 ODI World Cup (Imran Khan) and the 2009 World T20 (Younis Khan). Runners-up: 1999 ODI World Cup, 2007 & 2022 T20 World Cups. Semi-finals: 1979, 1983, 1987, 2011 (ODI); 2010, 2012, 2021 (T20). Full semi-final accounts in our semi-final hub.

ODI World Cups: every campaign

YearResult
1975Group stage
1979, 1983, 1987Semi-finals (lost to WI, WI, Australia)
1992Champions — beat England in the final, Melbourne
1996Quarter-final
1999Runners-up — lost to Australia, Lord’s
2003, 2007Group stage
2011Semi-final — lost to India, Mohali
2015Quarter-final
2019, 2023Group stage (5th both times)

T20 World Cups: every campaign

YearResult
2007Runners-up — lost to India, Johannesburg
2009Champions — beat Sri Lanka, Lord’s
2010, 2012Semi-finals
2014, 2016Super 10 / group stage
2021Semi-final — lost to Australia, Dubai
2022Runners-up — lost to England, Melbourne
2024, 2026Group stage / Super 8 exit

Plus the 2017 Champions Trophy — Pakistan’s third ICC title. Knockout stories: the semi-final hub. Team overview: the hub.

Frequently asked questions

How many World Cups has Pakistan won?

Two: the 1992 ODI World Cup and the 2009 T20 World Cup — plus the 2017 Champions Trophy, making three ICC titles.

Who captained Pakistan to the 1992 World Cup?

Imran Khan — the “cornered tigers” final vs England at Melbourne, 25 March 1992.

What is Pakistan’s best T20 World Cup result?

Champions in 2009 (Younis Khan, beat Sri Lanka at Lord’s); runners-up in 2007 and 2022.

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