Arshad Nadeem was born in Mian Channu, Khanewal, Punjab to a Punjabi family. From his early school years, Arshad was a highly versatile athlete.
Arshad Nadeem, the prominent javelin thrower from Pakistan, clinched the silver medal at the World Athletics Championship in Budapest, Hungary, on Sunday.
Pakistani squash player Nauman Khan has achieved a gold medal in the Asian Junior Squash Individual Championship 2023 held in China. Competing in the U13 category, Nauman emerged victorious in a closely contested final against Ahmad Rayyan Khalil.
Despite the elements and a hard competition from European Tour winner Martin Wiegele, Pakistan’s Hamza Amin — who is married to famous actor Ushna Shah, won the Austrian National Open Golf Championship in Oberwaltersdorf, Austria, according to news.
Pakistani weightlifter, Usman Amjad Rathore, is aiming to secure a medal at the upcoming Asian Games 2023, set to take place in China next month. Competing in the challenging 109 kg category, Usman Amjad is determined to represent his country and win gold
The Pakistan Volleyball Federation has revealed the list of 14 players who will represent the country in the upcoming Asian Men’s Volleyball Championship, set to be held in Iran from August 19 to 26.
Ahsan Ramzan, Pakistan’s celebrated amateur snooker champion, found himself in a legal predicament when his snooker club remained open past the authorized hours.
Asim Khan, a renowned squash player from Pakistan, has expressed his frustration over the non-payment of his salary for the past five months, an ongoing issue that has persisted for several years. The athlete, who proudly represents his country on the international stage, raised concerns about how Pakistan’s name can be elevated when its own sports stars are not being properly compensated.
Aman Siddique, the celebrated swimmer from Pakistan, achieved a remarkable milestone at the World Swimming Championship in Japan on July 23, 2023.
Javed Afridi, the owner of Peshawar Zalmi, made a significant announcement by offering a prize of 1 million rupees to celebrate the victory of Hamza Khan at the World Junior Squash Championship held in Melbourne.
In an extraordinary victory, Hamza Khan has made a significant mark in Pakistani squash history, becoming the first player from his country to win the prestigious World Junior Squash Championship title since the legendary Jansher Khan. Khan’s remarkable skill, unwavering determination, and sportsmanship shone through as he emerged victorious in the captivating final held in Melbourne.
Hamza Ilyas, representing Pakistan, achieved consecutive victories at the World Under-21 Snooker Championship held in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. In his second group match, the 17-year-old emerged victorious against 12-year-old Aravuu Sancheti from India with a score of 3-1. Despite losing the first set on a tie ball, Hamza displayed an impressive comeback, winning the following three sets. Notably, in the final frame, he achieved a break of 50 points.
