and we have a decentish record in all ICC tournaments barring 2003 and 2007.
Semi Final in 1987, Won the world cup in 1992, reached quarters in 1996, the final in 1999 and semi final in 2011.
Even in 2015, with a pathetic side, we reached the quarter final.
In T20's we reached the final in 2007, won it in 2009 and reached the semi final in 2010 and 2012.
Other then losing to India in every ICC tournament we do pretty well overall.
I actually wasn't aware of PAK's past record in WCs
Someone thought that the CT match against WI (if so), will be walk in the park, which I found to be a bit surprising, for that starting from 1975, what I know between PAK - WI is (What I can recall from memory, might be missing some)
In WC -
1975 : PAK eliminated in group stage by WI, for a last wicket partnership of 63*
1979 : PAK losing to WI in SF
1983 : PAK losing to WI in SF, by 8 wickets & almost 100 balls to spare
1987 : Group stage 1-1, WI winning a dead rubber, PAK winning an active rubber on last ball & last wicket for Qadir's batting & Walsh's sportsmanship
1992 : PAK losing by 10 wickets in group stages
1999 : PAK winning a tight match
2007 : PAK losing a group match
2011 : PAK winning QF by 10 wickts with ~30 overs at hand
2015 : PAK routed by 100+ margin
In CT/ICC KO
1997 : PAK losing the QF at Dhaka
2004 : PAK losing the SF at Southampton
2009 : PAK winning by 5 wickets & half the overs at hand
2013 : PAK losing a tight group match
In T20 WC
2014 : PAK losing an effectively QF at Dhaka, by embarrassing margin (probably ~100, in a T20 match)
More or less, outside Asia, only WC/CT win was at Bristol (1999) & J'Burg (2009), therefore I am not so confident actually. True that this is not the same WI, but, not exactly this is the same PAK either - at Birmingham, in Day fixture -, including Babar at 3 with Shehzad, Azhar, MoHa, Malik, Sarfu, Umar in playing XI against Gabriel, Joshep & Holder................. may be, it won't be walk in the park
