[ad_1] KARACHI: Cyclist Muhammad Safeer Abid made Pakistan proud as he won the 10km time-trial event at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin. Safeer’s feat helped Pakistan improve the medal tally to 10 golds in the competition. The cyclists won the most gold medals with four; the powerlifters bagged three, while two came in…
[ad_1] KARACHI: Shuttlers Faiza Nasir and Naheen Khan improved Pakistan’s medal count on Friday when they clinched the gold medal in the unified women’s doubles event at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin. Playing at the Messe Berlin, the duo won the most points in the Women’s United Doubles 03. They outclassed Uzbekistan 21-5,…
[ad_1] KARACHI: Karachi Pakistani cyclists pulled off incredible performances on Thursday as Usman Qamar continued his brilliance to win his second gold medal and Zainab Raza also finished first at the Special Olympics World Games taking place in Berlin. Both Usman and Zainab were competing in the 2km time-trial events for individual athletes. Usman clocked…
[ad_1] KARACHI: Cyclist Usman Qamar and javelin thrower Umair Kayani from Pakistan emerged as gold medallists at the Special Olympics World Games held in Berlin. Usman completed the 5km distance in a remarkable time of seven minutes and 21.59 seconds, securing his place on the podium with style. This was Usman’s debut at the Games,…
[ad_1] KARACHI: Saifullah Solangi grabbed two gold medals, one silver and one bronze for Pakistan at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin on Tuesday. Saifullah opened the event’s medal account when he won silver medal in powerlifting. As the competition progressed, he was declared the winner of the event. In the combined total, he…
[ad_1] KARACHI: Saifullah Solangi grabbed the first medal for Pakistan at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin on Tuesday. Saifullah lifted 90kgs to take the silver medal in the powerlifting back squat event. The Special Olympics Pakistan (SOP) is fielding 87 athletes, including 33 females and 54 males. They are competing in 11 sports…
[ad_1] KARACHI: A total of 87 athletes representing Special Olympics Pakistan (SOP) participated in the opening ceremony of the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin on Saturday. The Games will last for eight days, concluding on June 25. At least 70,000 athletes from 170 countries are participating in 24 disciplines at the multi-sport event. Pakistan…
