Pakistan’s boxing contingent clinched a total of four medals in the Belt and Road Youth Boxing Gala in China, 24NewsHD TV reported on Friday.
The team showcased resilience and skill against tough international competition, returning home with one silver and three bronze medals.
Ayesha Mumtaz earned a silver medal in the 48kg category after battling her way to the final.
Maria Rind also made her mark by securing a bronze medal in the 50kg division.
Adding to the success, Malaika Zahid won bronze in the 54kg category, while Qudratullah put up a strong fight to claim bronze in the 57kg class.
The achievement is being hailed as a positive step for Pakistan’s boxing. The team’s performance has not only boosted morale but also raised hopes for even greater success in future global competitions.
Pakistan’s boxing contingent delivered an outstanding performance at the Belt and Road International Boxing Gala in China, securing a total of four medals and showcasing remarkable resilience and skill against formidable international competition.
The team’s triumphant return was marked by one silver and three bronze medals, a haul that is being celebrated as a significant milestone for the sport within the country.
The standout performer was Ayesha Mumtaz, who fought her way to the final in the 48kg category to claim a well-deserved silver medal. She was joined on the podium by teammate Maria Rind, who secured a bronze medal in the highly competitive 50kg division. Further adding to the medal count, Malaika Zahid demonstrated her prowess to win bronze in the 54kg category, while Qudratullah put up a strong fight to claim bronze in the 57kg class.
This collective achievement is being hailed as a positive and crucial step forward for Pakistan boxing, effectively reflecting the growing talent and determination of the nation’s athletes on the international stage. The team’s impressive performance has not only significantly boosted morale within the sporting community but has also successfully raised hopes for even greater success and recognition in future global competitions.
