Humair Ishtiaq
Pen-sketches that provide context to a political debate that stands far from settled
Updated 28 May, 2017 08:40am
Statistics can bring into stark relief the impact that Misbah ul Haq and Younis Khan had on Pakistan cricket
Updated 21 May, 2017 09:48am
Unemployment is leading to self-employment and it is working wonders for many a household in urban Pakistan.
Updated 15 May, 2017 05:42pm
The success of the national junior hockey team in Australia should be taken for what it is: a rare victory
Updated 07 May, 2017 01:30pm
With the power to throw the disobedient out of the park, cricket umpires will soon be spoilers on the field where not
Updated 23 Apr, 2017 08:36pm
In their respective domains and styles, Warner and Ashwin once again underlined their status as masters in their own
Updated 09 Apr, 2017 11:36am
But for his tenacity, Kamran Akmal would have been busy running domestic errands instead of playing domestic cricket
Published 26 Mar, 2017 07:05am
Everything went right — in fact, great — at the PSL. But there is no harm taking some critical lessons out of it
Published 12 Mar, 2017 07:25am
While Sharjeel and Khalid are technically innocent until proven guilty, Sethi and Shahryar are causing more harm than
Published 26 Feb, 2017 07:17am
AS the cliché goes, if wishes were horses, beggars would ride. Though it was not coined for or about Pakistanis, we...
Published 19 Feb, 2017 06:00am
It is a strange state of affairs that Urdu just about survived at the KLF
Published 19 Feb, 2017 05:58am
When the agenda is ‘comprehensive’, it is often a euphemism for meaningless. With nothing particular in focus.
Updated 17 Feb, 2017 05:16pm
From literary festivals to conferences, nothing has been the same without the master storyteller
Updated 30 Jan, 2017 03:27pm
Australians force their oldies out even when they are good enough to hold their place in the side. The names of Steve
Published 29 Jan, 2017 06:34am
Mustansar Hussain Tarrar spends a few days travelling across the sandscape and tells the tale with wit and perspective
Published 15 Jan, 2017 08:22am
The tradition that started back in 1999 under Wasim Akram continued with another whitewash
Down Under. In many ways,
Updated 15 Jan, 2017 09:27am
A few ‘unlucky’ players who did everything they could but still found themselves sidelined more often than not.
Updated 25 Dec, 2016 09:02pm
The ninth edition of the International Urdu Conference in Karachi will be remembered as the event where the baton
Published 11 Dec, 2016 08:25am
MARKING the hundredth anniversary of his birth, the session on Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi was worth every moment.
Published 11 Dec, 2016 08:25am
In this concluding piece, the writer responds to the feedback on the first two parts
Updated 11 Dec, 2016 02:39pm
