Pakistan’s top javelin throwers, Arshad Nadeem and Yasir Sultan, have secured their places in the final round of the Asian Athletics Championship currently underway in South Korea.
In the qualification round, Arshad Nadeem impressed once again by recording a throw of 86.34 meters on his very first attempt. His performance comfortably placed him among the finalists. Following his lead, Yasir Sultan also made his mark with a solid throw of 76.07 meters, also achieved on his first try, ensuring Pakistan will be represented by two athletes in the javelin final.
The final is scheduled to take place tomorrow and will feature strong competition from across the continent.
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Arshad Nadeem recently made headlines globally after winning a historic gold medal in javelin throw at the Paris Olympics. With an exceptional throw of 92.97 meters, he became the first Pakistani athlete to claim an Olympic gold in athletics, an achievement that drew admiration at home and abroad.
His Olympic triumph has sparked new interest in track and field across Pakistan, with many young athletes now looking up to him as a role model. The latest qualification further cements his position as one of Asia’s top javelin throwers.
