Moiz debuted the national circuit in 2012 at age 14 and beat several top-rated players in his first tournament. He joined the international scene in 2013.
2012 Moiz won the All-Pakistan Inter-School Scrabble Championship. Later in the year, he was selected to represent Pakistan at the
World Youth Scrabble Championship in the UK, but he couldn't get the visa. He was unsuccessful in defending his title at the
World Youth Scrabble Championship in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
2015 Moiz finished runner-up at the Pakistan Scrabble Championship.
2016 Moiz missed the quarter-finals of the
World Scrabble Championship 2016 in Lille, France, after losing his last match to the former World Champion
Adam Logan by 1 point, finishing 15th. He was the runner-up at the Pakistan Scrabble Championship for the second time in a row.
2017 Moiz finished runner-up at both, the World Junior Scrabble Championship held in Nottingham, UK, and the Princess Youth Scrabble Cup held in Bangkok, Thailand.
2018 Moiz won the World Junior Scrabble Championship held in Torquay, UK, the Pakistan Scrabble Championship, He rose to the number 1 spot in national rankings ending Waseem Khatri's decade-long supremacy. where he ended up 16th among the top 50 players of the world.
2019 He was unsuccessful in defending his title at the Pakistan Scrabble Championship.
2022 Moiz won the 10th Continental Scrabble Championship in Berlin, Germany. == References ==