Nauman Niaz

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Nauman Niaz is an author at ScoreLine and has written numerous articles published at ScoreLine.org.

India Versus Pakistan – Beyond Politics, The Commercial and Corporate Future?

| May 21, 2023

Najam Sethi, Chairman of the Management Committee of the Pakistan Cricket Board has been in the news. Amidst reports he…

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Analysis Reality versus Illusions

| January 17, 2022

Pakistan cricket hangs in thin balance. I must confess, there are times when one wants to restrain ostracizing PCB’s policies….

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STORY OF SELF-INFLICTION

| December 22, 2021

Questions about the standard of first-class cricket in Pakistan have been asked since its inception in December 1948. In its…

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Mismanagement & Its Repercussions

| March 5, 2021

Historically and more prudently I shall state incumbent Pakistan Cricket Board management has completely been lacking self-consciousness. Not that everything…

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Reality versus Illusions

| November 29, 2020

Pakistan cricket hangs in thin balance. I must confess, there are times when one wants to show restrain ostracizing PCB’s…

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Understanding Pakistan Cricket in Their Way

| March 25, 2020

Pakistan cricket, as we see on the social media and also much being reflected from the press conferences is going…

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Pakistan Cricket’s Enigma

| May 18, 2017

We were travelling to New Zealand in 2001. Fakir Azizazuddin was the team Manager, Asad Mustafa had taken over from…

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The Beginning of 1990s

| April 13, 2017

One thing leads to another, friendships must contain a considerable element of luck, at least in the original accident of…

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The Direction We Lost

| January 10, 2017

Pakistan’s cricket in the 1950s and the players, from nearly the beginning, most of them had become part of the…

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It wasn’t what it showed

| January 9, 2017

I still believe Misbah Ul Haq shouldn’t have used the 1999 teams 3-0 whitewash as an excuse. Someone like Misbah…

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