Moiz Asim is a cricket enthusiast and a 2024 graduate of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) with a degree in Management Sciences. He has previously written for The Nation and served as a Teaching Assistant for the only undergraduate Sports Management course offered at LUMS. His interests lie in examining the socio-economic and political implications of sport in the contemporary global economy.
Feb 20, 2026
After a four-year hiatus, Pakistan has finally progressed beyond the group stage at an ICC tournament. This qualification has not come without its fair share of drama. The wins against the Netherlands and USA were followed by Pakistan’s biggest ever defeat against India. Now, with the Super Eights right around the corner, Moiz Asim shares eight factors that can determine Pakistan’s fate.
Feb 13, 2026
All eyes are on Pakistan’s cricket team ahead of the first match with India in the ICC Mens’ T20 World Cup 2026. To do well against India, or generally in the World Cup, the management needs to rise above the noise and go for a braver approach — one that in a very un-Pakistan-like way, chooses to prioritise data over gut feelings and popular perceptions, and looks beyond names.