Pakistan has secured a significant medal at the Asian Throwing Championship 2025, currently underway in Korea. National champion Yasir Sultan won a bronze medal in the javelin throw event, bringing a moment of pride to the nation.

Sultan, who was Pakistan’s sole representative at the competition, displayed a stellar performance. He secured the bronze medal with a powerful throw of 77.43 meters on his sixth and final attempt. This throw was the culmination of a determined effort.

This result, however, marks a slight step back for the athlete, as he was unable to maintain the performance level from the previous year. Last year at the same championship, Yasir Sultan had won a silver medal.

While his first and fifth throws were fouls, Sultan maintained his composure and delivered consistent performances in his other attempts. He threw 75.79 meters on his second attempt, followed by throws of 72.57 meters and 72.88 meters on his third and fourth tries, respectively.

Sultan’s medal is not just a personal achievement but also a testament to the growing potential of track and field athletes in Pakistan. His success provides a new wave of hope for the future of athletics in the country.