Quaid-e-Azam video games input ultimate level as Punjab declare extra gold
Punjab have persevered their momentum within the Quaid-e-Azam Inter-Provincial Video games 2024, scheduled to finish day after today (Thursday), claiming extra gold medals in several sports activities.
Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination (IPC), Rana Sanaullah, would be the leader visitor of the development’s final rite, which can start at 1:30pm on Thursday (nowadays).
In the meantime, the athletics competitions of the Quaid-e-Azam video games culminated nowadays with exceptional performances of athletes, throughout each males’s and girls’s occasions at other venues of Pakistan Sports activities Complicated.
Within the males’s class, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa emerged as the highest unit, securing a complete of 12 medals (5 gold, 3 silver, and four bronze). Punjab carefully adopted with 11 medals (5 gold, 3 silver, and three bronze).
Balochistan, Sindh, Islamabad, and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) additionally participated, contributing to a complete medal tally of 33 around the occasions.
In 100 metres race, Muhammad Hasnain from Punjab clinched gold with a time of eleven.10 seconds, adopted via Atta Ullah from KPK, who earned silver medal. Hasnain persevered his successful streak, completing first once more at 22.52 seconds in 200 metres.
In 400 metres, Ataullah of KPK took gold, clocking in at 50.46 seconds. Akram from Punjab gained 1500 metres with a time of four:05.63.
Within the 4 x 100m relay, Punjab’s staff, that includes Ghulam Murtaza and Muhammad Hasnain, secured gold with a time of 42.90 seconds. KP’s athletes additionally excelled in box occasions, with Bilal successful the javelin throw and Wassi Ullah taking gold in discus throw.
In the meantime, within the girls’s occasions, Sindh showcased their dominance, completing with 7 medals (4 gold, 1 silver, and a couple of bronze). Punjab adopted carefully with 10 medals (3 gold, 4 silver, and three bronze). General, the ladies’s occasions produced a complete of 27 medals.
In 100 metres race, Iqra Riaz from Sindh sprinted to victory with a time of 13.07 seconds. She persevered to polish, securing some other gold in 200 metres with a time of 26.63 seconds. In excessive leap, Anaya Ahsan of Sindh gained gold, clearing a top of one.43 metres.
The Sindh staff, comprising Iqra, Anaya, Alayna and Rania gained gold in 4 x 100m relay, with a time of 54.87 seconds.
Kabaddi
The Kabaddi (Asian Taste) males’s suits opened up with standout performances on the Amir Khan Boxing Corridor. Punjab and KP emerged because the dominant outfits, claiming victories of their respective fixtures.
The day started with Fit No 7, the place Punjab were given a walkover victory towards Islamabad.
In Fit No 8, Sindh displayed exceptional teamwork and approach to defeat Gilgit-Baltistan 72-58, in a high-energy conflict that saved the target audience engaged all over.
KP showcased their supremacy in Fit No 9, overpowering Azad Jammu and Kashmir with an emphatic 80-27 win. Their commanding efficiency mirrored their tactical precision and athleticism.
Fit No 10 noticed KP proceeding their successful streak, defeating Sindh 40-24 in a neatly contested recreation. KP’s agility and powerful defence had been instrumental of their back-to-back victories.
Within the ultimate fit of the day, Punjab demonstrated their Kabaddi prowess, crushing Balochistan 55-11.
Judokas
In the meantime, the judo competitions introduced exciting motion on the Amir Khan Boxing Corridor with athletes from Punjab and Balochistan dominating the lads’s and girls’s occasions. Each provinces secured more than one gold medals, showcasing their prowess within the martial artwork.
Within the males’s class, Balochistan emerged as a powerhouse, securing 3 gold medals within the 50kg, 5kg and 60kg weight categories via stellar performances via Maqsood Ahmed, Khan Noor and Matti Ullah, respectively.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa additionally displayed outstanding skill, with Huzaifa clinching gold within the 66kg class and Abdul Rehman successful the open weight elegance. Sindh’s Muhammad Maaz Bin Mehmood gained gold within the 73kg class, rounding out the lads’s champions.
The ladies’s competitions noticed Punjab saying dominance with 3 gold medals. Syeda Javeria (40kg), Hifza Iftikhar (52kg) and Aima Adnan (63kg) led the fee for his or her province. KP’s Asfa Noor (48kg) and Amna (57kg) added two gold medals for his or her unit, whilst Saima of Balochistan claimed gold within the girls’s open class.
— With further enter from APP
