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Arshad Nadeem set a new Olympic record by clinching the coveted gold medal in the men’s javelin final

This ended Pakistan’s 32-year wait for success at the Games 

Throw: 92.97-m throw

Winning date: 8 Aug 2024

Arshad belongs to Mian Channu.

 Nadeem’s throw was Pakistan’s first individual gold medal

Note: It also shattered the previous Olympic record of 90.57m, set by the Netherlands’ Andreas Thorkildsen at the Beijing 2008 Olympics.

The throw now stands as the sixth longest throw ever, and the best in the world this year.

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Fast bowler Naseem Shah was conferred honorary Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) rank on 4 February 2023 in Balochistan. 

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Pakistan won the final: April 2022

Played: Gaddafi Stadium

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Pakistan has won a total of 04 gold medals in Olympic Games so far

Pakistan won its first Olympic Gold Medal in the field of Hockey in Rome held in 1960.

Pakistan won its second Olympic Gold Medal in the field of Hockey in Mexico held in 1968.

Pakistan won its third Olympic Gold Medal in in the field of Hockey Loss Angels, USA held in 1984.

Pakistan won its fourth Olympic Gold Medal in the field of Javelin Throw in Paris held in 2024.

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Saleema Imtiaz made history by becoming the first Pakistani woman to be nominated to the ICC International Panel of Development Umpires.

This prestigious appointment qualifies Imtiaz to officiate in international women’s bilateral matches and ICC Women’s Events, marking a historic moment for the sport in Pakistan.

ICC: International Cricket Council 

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About Special Olympics World Winter Games 2025

Edition: 12th

Venue: Turin, Italy

Events: 8 sports

Starting: 8 March 2025

Closing: 15 March 2025

Additional Information:

Pakistan finished the event with a total of 11 medals, including 6 gold, 3 silver, and 2 bronze.

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Ahmed Shehzad is the first Pakistan cricketer to score centuries in all formats of the game.

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• Naseer Bunda was a renowned field hockey player from Pakistan, born on May 15, 1932, in Rawalpindi.
• He represented Pakistan in various international tournaments, including the Olympics and Asian Games.
• It was awarded the Pride of Performance award by the Government of Pakistan in 1962.

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About Abdul Khaliq (Pakistani sprinter)

Born: 1933

Died: 1988

Title: Parinda e Asia (The Flying Bird of Asia)

Won international gold medals: 36