Pakistan at Asian Games 2014: Scorecard – Sept 30 - Sport

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Pakistan is participating in the ongoing 17th Asian Games 2014 being held in the South Korean city of Incheon.

Below is a snapshot of Pakistan's performance today at the Games. More results will be added as they come in.

Shooting

Pakistan’s Usman Chand ranked 14th and Inam Khurram ranked 23rd in the Skeet Men's Qualification Day 2 at the Gyeonggido Shooting Range.

Table tennis

In Men's Doubles 1/32 Elimination Match 8, Japan’s Jun Mizutani and Seiya Kishikawa defeated Pakistan’s Muhammad Asim Qureshi and Syed Saleem Abbas Kazmi by 3-0 at the Suwon Gymnasium - Court 8.

Kabaddi

India defeated Pakistan 23-11 in Men's Team Preliminary Group A Match 5 at the Songdo Global University Gymnasium - Court 1 in the 17th Asian Games Kabaddi event 2014.

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Kartik

Sep 30, 2014 02:58pm

What is the medals tally of pakistan

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Zia

Sep 30, 2014 08:43pm

@Kartik ..Thats my question too..

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Ali Vaqar Awan

Sep 30, 2014 08:50pm

@Kartik Just 2 medals so far for Pakistan. The performance looks very horrible. Pakistan needs to work out in sports and find way to win more medals.

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Kannappan Ramanathan

Sep 30, 2014 09:31pm

One Gold Medal in Women's Cricket for Pakistan.. It is a gift to Pakistan by India.. Because Indian women did not participated in that event. Recently Indian women cricket team won a one off test match against ENGLAND IN ENGLAND. That speaks volume about the strength of Indian women cricket team... Between last Asiad and present Asiad, Pakistan womens cricket team have won no major tournaments. Just for every body's information.. India has to blame itself for not sending a team to Asiad because of Indian Cricket board stupid policy of not participating in multi sports event. Idiotic Srinivasan at the helm of BCCI....

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Sasindran

Sep 30, 2014 09:49pm

@Kannappan Ramanathan I am also an Indian: It is not a gift by India, u megalomaniac, like some guys across the border ! Those ladies played and won ! So what if it is women's cricket ? could ur sister have played and won ? this is about sport and clap the winner, period !

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Ahmer

Oct 01, 2014 05:39am

The loss in Kabaddi rankles the most. Kabaddi is a popular game in every village in Punjab and we still lose it every year by such wide margins. Cricket is draining talent, money and resources from hockey, Kabaddi and squash etc. We cannot afford to be good only in one game but must reorder our priorities in various games.

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Sasindran

Oct 01, 2014 09:18am

@Ahmer Agree dude; India has started taking baby steps in that direction with badminton football and kabaddi...

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Bhavani

Oct 01, 2014 10:31am

In a sporting event- loosing is no shame! Especially when two best of two different nations compete. What disappoints me about the performance of sportsmen from Pakistan is that the fighting spirit is somehow missing. Sportsmen from Pakistan were always known for their fighting and never say die spirit. But in this Asiad, the way wrestlers were loosing by 'fall' and sometimes within 1-2 minutes and boxers and squash players were giving up so easily was a sad sight. Good organisation- better coaches and better training- pl wake up! India has not yet arrived there but at least 50 odd times Indians have been on the podium!

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Sandeep

Oct 01, 2014 11:36am

@Kanappan- dont gloat, there are no gifts. One should commend that the Pakistani women's cricket team has done its country proud. Overall the entire sub-continent needs to re-examine its focus on sports. Feel sad to see Pakistan's situation and India is not much better. We may have broadbased our medals, but we lag behind Kazakh, Iran, Taiwan etc...

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Calcutta Man

Oct 01, 2014 12:56pm

@Sandeep (and Sasindran), While I agree with you that the Pakistani women played hard and won and deserve all praise, at the same time I concur with Manappan that it was a mistake on the part of India not to send a women's team as well as a men's team -- even if the latter comprised the Under-19 squad. These players need international exposure. There is no alternative to playing matches with the best of other countries. BCCI has slipped up big time here....

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Ad Zad

Oct 01, 2014 03:10pm

@Kannappan Ramanathan As an indian I can tell you that you are sounding no different than those Pakistanis who only see passport color and name(read religon) before commenting. The players played and won. nobody stopped Indian team from participating. Give winners due where they deserve.

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Manoj

Oct 02, 2014 01:14am

Congratulations to Pak women Cricket team for winning the Gold for their country.

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