August 5, 2026
Pakistan's Olympic javelin champion has been named in the entry list for the Lausanne Diamond League on August 21, in a field that includes Neeraj Chopra, two-time world champion Anderson Peters and the newly crowned Commonwealth champion Rumesh Pathirage.
August 1, 2026
Four years ago Arshad Nadeem threw a javelin 90.18 metres and Pakistan celebrated for a week. On Friday night in Glasgow he threw 77.41 and finished ninth. Aflatoon on what a country owes an athlete after the parade is over.
August 1, 2026
Pakistan's Olympic javelin champion Arshad Nadeem finished ninth in the Commonwealth Games final at Scotstoun Stadium, failing to defend the title he won in 2022 with a throw of 90.18 metres. He opened with a foul and his best effort was 77.41 metres.
July 4, 2026
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved Rs11 billion to prepare Pakistan for hosting the 14th South Asian Games in March 2027, after the event was rescheduled from its original January 2026 date. Lahore and Islamabad will serve as the main host cities, with Faisalabad as a sub-host.
Ace Javelin Thrower Arshad Nadeem (right) and coach of Salman Iqbal Butt (left) visit Aitchison College, Lahore. – Facebook/@arshadnadem76 Karachi: Olympic Gold Coach Arshad Nadeem, Salman Iqbal Butt, has submitted an official response to the Pakistani Federation (AFP), defending his role after the body requested an explanation for the athlete’s frustrating performance at the Athletic Athletic Championship. It appeared that Butt wrote a letter to answer the AFP question after the abuse of Javelin Thrower in the country, failed to qualify for the eight athletes at the world event. The coach reminded of the homosexual Butt stressed that no athlete
Pakistan’s Arshad Nadem during the World Sports Championship Tokyo 2025 at Japan National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan, on September 18, 2025. – Reuters Keshorn Walcott wins gold with a dominant throw of 88.16 meters. Peters ensures silver, Thompson claims the bronze medal. Pakistan’s Javelin Ace records the best of only 82.75 meters. The star of Pakistan’s star, Thrower Thrower Arshad Nadeem, the hopes of metal were dissolved after failing to qualify for the top eight in the men’s final at the Tokyo World Sports Championships. The Pakistani star opened the final with an 82.73 -meter throw, placing the seventh after the
TOKYO: Former Colombian Sprinter Ximena Restrepo told AFP in an interview that he intends to stand up to Sebastian Coe and become the first woman to lead World Athletics. Crosropo, already the first vice president of the track and Field world body, could have had the opportunity this year if Coe had managed to make his attempt to become chairman of the International Olympic Committee. But with former swimmer Kirsty Coventry winning this competition, Coe is free to serve his third and final term at the top of the Olympic Games. Restrepo, 56, told Tokyo’s World Sports Championship that he
Pakistan’s Olympian Arshad Nadeem talks to Geo News during a Lahore training on June 18, 2025. Lahore: Pakistan’s Olympic Metalist and Javelin Arshad Nadeem star said on Wednesday that his focus is now firmly at the upcoming World Sports Championship, which is committed to making the nation proud once again after his recent triumph. Speech Geo News During a workout at Lahore’s Punjab Stadium, Arshad expressed his joy for his recent achievements and his integration into the aristocratic Asia 30 of Forbes. “Every time Pakistan’s name shines because of me, it fills me with joy. I always try to win
Listen to the article Pakistan’s Arshad Nadem won the gold in the men’s final at Javelin Final in the 2025th Sports Championship on Saturday, recording 86.40 meters in his final effort. The event, held in Gumi, South Korea, saw Nadeem ending in front of Sachin, India, who secured second place. Read more: India excludes Olympian Arshad Nadeem’s Instagram Japan’s Yuta Sakiyama won the bronze with an 83.75 -meter throw, while Sri Lanki’s Rumesh Tharanga Pathiii finished fourth with 83.27 meters. Pakistan’s second participant, Muhammad Yasir, ended the eighth, recording a better 75.39 -meter. Nadeem maintained the lead in the whole
Malik Muhammad Younis, one of Pakistan’s most famous middle distance runners. — Geo News/Faizan Lakhani His funeral prayers will be offered on Monday in Turap’s hometown, Attock. Pakistan Athletics Federation pays tribute to Younis. Younis represented Pakistan in the 800m and 1500m events in the 1970s. KARACHI: Malik Muhammad Younis, one of Pakistan’s most famous middle-distance runners whose national records stood for nearly five decades, died on Tuesday of a heart attack, his family and the Pakistan Athletics Federation confirmed. It was 77. Widely regarded as a pioneer in Pakistani athletics, Younis represented Pakistan in the 800m and 1500m at
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