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Arshad Nadeem (Punjabi and Шаблон:Lang-ur; born January 2, 1997) is a Pakistani javelin thrower. He represents WAPDA in the domestic competition. He is the first Pakistani to qualify for the final of any track and field event at the Olympic Games and the World Athletics Championships. At the 2022 Commonwealth Games, he created a new national and Commonwealth Games record with a throw of 90.18m and became the first ever athlete from South Asia to breach the 90m mark. In 2023, he became the first ever Pakistani athlete to win a medal at the World Athletics Championships, by winning a silver medal .

Early life

Arshad Nadeem was born into a Punjabi family in Mian Channu, Khanewal, Punjab. He is the third-oldest among eight siblings. Arshad was an exceptionally versatile athlete from his early school years. Though he dabbled in all the sports on offer in his school — cricket, badminton, football and athletics — his passion was cricket and he soon found himself playing it at district-level tape-ball tournaments. Upon entering grade seven in school, Arshad caught the eye of Rasheed Ahmad Saqi during an athletics competition. Saqi had a history of developing sportspeople in the division, and took Arshad under his wing soon afterwards.

Before settling on javelin throw, Arshad also pursued shot put and discus throw. Gold medals in javelin throw in successive Punjab Youth Festivals and an inter-board meet propelled him on to the national stage, bringing offers from all the leading domestic athletics teams, including Army, Air Force and WAPDA. It was his father Muhammad Ashraf who persuaded him to take up the sport of javelin throw.

Career

Early years (2015-2019)

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Nadeem at the 2016 South Asian Games in Guwahathi

Arshad Nadeem started competing in javelin throw events in 2015. In 2016, he received a scholarship from World Athletics which made him eligible to train at the IAAF High Performance Training Centre in Mauritius.

In May 2017, Nadeem won a bronze medal with a best throw of 76.33 metres at the Islamic Solidarity Games in Baku. In April 2018, he set a new personal best of 80.45 metres in the qualification round of the javelin throw event at the Commonwealth Games held in Gold Coast, Australia. He also sustained a back injury following the end of 2018 Commonwealth Games. In August 2018, he won a bronze medal at the Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia, where he set a new personal best and national record of 80.75m.

As the only Pakistani athlete at the 2019 World Athletics Championships in Doha, Qatar, Nadeem achieved a new personal best and national record of 81.52m. In November 2019, Nadeem set a national record when he recorded an 83.65 metre throw to win gold for WAPDA at the 33rd National Games in Peshawar. In December 2019, he won a gold medal with an 86.29 metre games record throw at the 13th South Asian Games in Nepal.

2021

2020 Olympics

Nadeem made his debut appearance at the Olympics representing Pakistan at the 2020 Summer Olympics, which were held in 2021. In doing so, he became the first ever Pakistani track and field athlete to qualify for the Olympics. His father stated that Nadeem was not even provided with a good training ground facility prior to competing at the Olympics. Nadeem underwent training in his own house's courtyard and streets and is believed to have not received any financial assistance from the Government of Pakistan after qualifying to participate at the Tokyo Olympics.

On 4 August 2021, he qualified for the men's javelin throw event final of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. He became the first Pakistani to qualify for the final of any track and field event in the history of Olympics. He finished fifth in the men's javelin throw event with a throw of 84.62 m.

2022

World Athletics Championships

From March 2022 until the start of the world championships, Nadeem underwent training in South Africa under the supervision of the world athletic coach Terseus Liebenberg. The training was arranged by the Athletics Federation of Pakistan.

In July 2022, Nadeem participated in the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon, USA, as the sole representative from Pakistan. He finished 5th in the final with a throw of 86.16m.

Commonwealth Games

On 7 August 2022, he won a gold medal for Pakistan at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Despite carrying an injury, Nadeem made a games record with his throw of 90.18m on his fifth attempt, surpassing World Champions Anderson Peters' attempt of 88.64 in the competition, meanwhile also becoming the first South Asian to cross the 90m mark. This was Pakistan's first athletics gold medal at the Commonwealth Games since 1962.

Islamic Games

Five days later on 12 August 2022, he won another gold medal for Pakistan at the 2021 Islamic Solidarity Games. He made a games record with his throw of 88.55m.

Treatment for injury

Nadeem left for the UK on 1 December 2022 to get treatment on his injured elbow and knee joint. The Athletics Federation of Pakistan arranged for him to be treated at the Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital. After a ten-day rehabilitation and physiotherapy period, full recovery was to take a further four to six weeks.

2023

National Games of Pakistan and knee injury

Nadeem participated in the National Games of Pakistan and won a gold medal in the javelin throw event. However, he picked up a knee injury, which ruled him out of the Asian Athletics Championships. Athletics Federation of Pakistan (AFP)’s president Akram Sahi blamed WAPDA for forcing Nadeem to participate in the National Games.

World Athletics Championships

Nadeem won a silver medal at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest with a throw of 87.82m. This was Pakistan's first ever medal at the World Athletics Championships. He also secured qualification for the 2024 Summer Olympics during the event.

Personal life

Arshad Nadeem is married with two children, a daughter and a son. He is a practicing Muslim.

International competitions

NR−National Record

GR−Games Record

q−Qualification round

SB− Season's Best

2016	South Asian Games	Guwahati, India	Шаблон:Brca	Javelin throw	78.33 m
	Asian Junior Athletics Championships	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam	Шаблон:Brca	Javelin throw	73.40 m
	World U20 Championships	Bydgoszcz, Poland	30th (q)	Javelin throw	67.17 m
2017	Islamic Solidarity Games	Baku, Azerbaijan	Шаблон:Brca	Javelin throw	76.33 m
	Asian Championships	Bhubaneswar, India	7th	Javelin throw	78.00 m
2018	Commonwealth Games	Gold Coast, Australia	8th	Javelin throw	76.02 m
	Asian Games	Jakarta, Indonesia	Шаблон:Brca	Javelin throw	80.75 m
2019	Asian Championships	Doha, Qatar	6th	Javelin throw	78.55 m
	World Championships	Doha, Qatar	16th (q)	Javelin throw	81.52 m Шаблон:AthAbbr
	South Asian Games	Kathmandu, Nepal	Шаблон:Gold1	Javelin throw	86.29 m GR Шаблон:AthAbbr
2021	Imam Reza Cup	Mashhad, Iran	Шаблон:Gold1	Javelin throw	86.38 m Шаблон:AthAbbr
	Olympic Games	Tokyo, Japan	5th	Javelin throw	84.62 m
2022	World Championships	Eugene, Oregon, United States	5th	Javelin throw	86.16 m
	Commonwealth Games	Birmingham, England	Шаблон:Gold1	Javelin throw	90.18 m GR Шаблон:AthAbbr
	Islamic Solidarity Games	Konya, Turkey	Шаблон:Gold1	Javelin throw	88.55 m GR
2023	World Championships	Budapest, Hungary	Шаблон:Silver2	Javelin throw	87.82 m Шаблон:AthAbbr

Seasonal bests by year

Year	Performance	Place	Date
2015	70.46 metres	Islamabad, Pakistan	3 April
2016	78.33 metres	Guwahati, India	10 February
2017	78 metres	Bhubaneswar, India	9 July
2018	80.75 metres	Jakarta, Indonesia	27 August
2019	86.29 metres (GR)	Kathmandu, Nepal	7 December
2021	86.38 metres	Mashhad, Iran	12 April
2022	90.18 metres (GR)	Birmingham, England	7 August
2023	87.82 metres	Budapest, Hungary	27 August

Awards and recognition

• Honours
• Pride of Performance Award in 2022 by the President of Pakistan

• Cash Rewards

For securing 2nd Position Silver Medal at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest Hungry:-

• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Pakistan Sports Board.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Chief Minister of Punjab.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Water & Power Development Authority of Pakistan.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Sadiq Sanjrani Chairman Senate of Pakistan.

For securing 5th Position in the final medal round at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo:-

• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Pakistan Sports Board.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Punjab Sports Board.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Water & Power Development Authority of Pakistan.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Chief Minister of Punjab.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the President of Pakistan.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Olympic Association Punjab.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Government of Punjab Energy Department.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Lahore District Government.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from Waqar Zaka Pakistani Crypto Entrepreneur
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from Howdy Islamabad.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Cheezious Company Pakistan.

For Gold Medal in 2022 Commonwealth Games Birmingham:

• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Pakistan Sports Board
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Chief Minister of Punjab.
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from Javed Afridi CEO Peshawar Zalmi

For Gold Medal in Islamic Solidarity Games 2022 Konya Turkey:

• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Шаблон:PKRConvert from the Chief Minister of Punjab.

See also

• List of Pakistani records in athletics
• Athletics in Pakistan

External links

• Шаблон:Sports links