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KARACHI: Sindh’s swimmer Haseeb Tariq lifted silver medal, while WAPDA led the table with two gold, two silver and four bronze medals on the first day of the swimming slots of the 32nd National Games in Lahore on Sunday.
Haseeb from Sindh took silver in the 200m backstroke with a timing of 2:38.44.
WAPDA carried the day as their swimmers picked eight medals. They were followed by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) with three gold medals, two silver and one bronze.
Punjab captured one gold medal, one silver and one bronze.
Results: 200m freestyle: Sikandar Khan (HEC, gold, 2:12.75), Mazhar Hussain Naqvi (WAPDA, silver, 2:14.59), Shahbaz Khan (HEC, bronze, 2:17.39).
200m backstroke: Harris Banday (Punjab, gold, 2:38.44), Haseeb Tariq (Sindh, silver, 2:42.20), Farukh Shehzad Butt (WAPDA, bronze, 2:44.32).
200m butterfly: Ghulam Muhammad (WAPDA, gold, 2:23.55), Sikandar Khan (HEC, silver, 2:40.10), Adnan Hashim (WAPDA, bronze, 3:05.18), 200m IM (Sikandar Khan (HEC, gold, 2:38.81), Hassan Kamran (Punjab, silver, 2:39.77), Farrukh Shahzad Butt (WAPDA, bronze, 2:40.22).
200m breaststroke: Rohail Waqar (HEC, gold, 2:56.33), Abdul Aziz (WAPDA, silver, 2:57.35), Tanveer Ahmed (WAPDA, bronze, 2:59.02).
4 x 200m freestyle relay: Mumtaz, Saif Ullah, Ghulam Muhammad, Mazhar Naqvi (WAPDA, gold, 9:33.97), Shahbaz Khan, Nouman, Rohail Waqar, Sikandar Khan (HEC, 10:27.84), Harris Banday, M Yahya, M Yasir, Hassan Kamran (Punjab, bronze, 10:44.36).
Meanwhile, in the men’s handball league game WAPDA defeated Punjab 36-20.
In a women’s league match WAPDA outgunned Punjab
23-9.
On Monday (today), Punjab will face Higher Education Commission (HEC) in the women section, while Punjab will take on HEC and Railways will lock horns with Police in the men section.
Pakistan Handball Federation (PHF) secretary Mohammad Shafiq inaugurated the handball slots at the Agriculture University in Faisalabad.
Haseeb from Sindh took silver in the 200m backstroke with a timing of 2:38.44.
WAPDA carried the day as their swimmers picked eight medals. They were followed by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) with three gold medals, two silver and one bronze.
Punjab captured one gold medal, one silver and one bronze.
Results: 200m freestyle: Sikandar Khan (HEC, gold, 2:12.75), Mazhar Hussain Naqvi (WAPDA, silver, 2:14.59), Shahbaz Khan (HEC, bronze, 2:17.39).
200m backstroke: Harris Banday (Punjab, gold, 2:38.44), Haseeb Tariq (Sindh, silver, 2:42.20), Farukh Shehzad Butt (WAPDA, bronze, 2:44.32).
200m butterfly: Ghulam Muhammad (WAPDA, gold, 2:23.55), Sikandar Khan (HEC, silver, 2:40.10), Adnan Hashim (WAPDA, bronze, 3:05.18), 200m IM (Sikandar Khan (HEC, gold, 2:38.81), Hassan Kamran (Punjab, silver, 2:39.77), Farrukh Shahzad Butt (WAPDA, bronze, 2:40.22).
200m breaststroke: Rohail Waqar (HEC, gold, 2:56.33), Abdul Aziz (WAPDA, silver, 2:57.35), Tanveer Ahmed (WAPDA, bronze, 2:59.02).
4 x 200m freestyle relay: Mumtaz, Saif Ullah, Ghulam Muhammad, Mazhar Naqvi (WAPDA, gold, 9:33.97), Shahbaz Khan, Nouman, Rohail Waqar, Sikandar Khan (HEC, 10:27.84), Harris Banday, M Yahya, M Yasir, Hassan Kamran (Punjab, bronze, 10:44.36).
Meanwhile, in the men’s handball league game WAPDA defeated Punjab 36-20.
In a women’s league match WAPDA outgunned Punjab
23-9.
On Monday (today), Punjab will face Higher Education Commission (HEC) in the women section, while Punjab will take on HEC and Railways will lock horns with Police in the men section.
Pakistan Handball Federation (PHF) secretary Mohammad Shafiq inaugurated the handball slots at the Agriculture University in Faisalabad.
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