Pakistan at the 2010 Asian Games

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IOC codePAK
NOCPakistan Olympic Association
Competitors177 in 17 sports
Flagbearer Zeeshan Ashraf
Pakistan at the
2010 Asian Games
IOC codePAK
NOCPakistan Olympic Association
in Guangzhou
Competitors177 in 17 sports
Flag bearer Zeeshan Ashraf
Officials51
Medals
Ranked 19th
Gold
3
Silver
2
Bronze
3
Total
8
Asian Games appearances (overview)

Pakistan participated in the 2010 Asian Games held in Guangzhou, China on 12–27 November 2010. These games yielded three team gold medals for Pakistan, including a field hockey (men) gold after 20 years[1] at the Asian Games, the country's eighth overall, and also its first major field hockey title since winning the 1994 World Cup in Sydney, Australia. It also saw Pakistan become gold medallist in the inaugural events of cricket (women)[2] and squash (men's team).[3]

Originally, the Commonwealth Games gold medalist Azhar Hussain was nominated to carry the flag, but a conflict with his training schedule forced the officials to nominate the country's field hockey captain, Zeeshan Ashraf instead.[4] Pakistan's president, Asif Ali Zardari, attended the opening ceremony as a guest of the Chinese.[citation needed]

Medalists

Medal Name Sport Discipline Date
 GoldPakistan national women's cricket teamCricketWomen19 November
 GoldPakistanSquashMen's Team25 November
 GoldPakistan national field hockey teamField hockeyMen's Team25 November
 SilverIjaz AhmedWushuSanshou (75 kg)17 November
 SilverAamir Atlas KhanSquashMen-individual21 November
 BronzeImran Shehzad[5]
Shahram Changezi[5]
Sohail Shehzad[5]		SnookerTeam15 November
 BronzePakistanKabaddiMen's Team25 November
 BronzePakistan national men's cricket teamCricketMen26 November

Baseball

The Pakistan baseball team qualified for the Asian Games after winning the Asia Cup qualifiers in Islamabad earlier in the year.

Men

Group B

Pos Team
 Pld W L RF RA PCT GB Qualification
1  South Korea 3 3 0 38 1 1.000 — Semifinals
2  Chinese Taipei 3 2 1 28 7 .667 1
3  Pakistan 3 1 2 6 31 .333 2
4  Hong Kong 3 0 3 3 36 .000 3
Source: Results

13 November 2010 – 12:00[6]

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 Pakistan0000011035111
 Hong Kong001020000354
WP: Ihsan Ihsan Ullah   LP:

14 November 2010 – 13:00

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 Pakistan00000001-147
 Chinese Taipei01230302-11120
Starting pitchers:
Away: Muhammad Asif
Home: Hsiao I-chieh
WP: Pan Wei-lun   LP: Asif Muhammad
Home runs:
Away: None
Home: Chen Yung-chi (1)

16 November 2010 12:00[7]

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 South Korea34109----17151
 Pakistan00000----024
Starting pitchers:
Away: Kim Myung-Sung
Home: Haider Saleem
WP: Kim Myung-Sung   LP: Haider Saleem

Boxing

Men

Competitor(s) Event Round of 32 Opponent Round of 16 Opponent Quarter-finals Opponent
Muhammad Waseem Lightflyweight (49 kg) 3–1[8] Iran Masoud Rigi 0–11 India Amandeep Singh ---
Niamatullah Bantamweight (56 kg) --- RSC Uzbekistan Orzubek Shayimov ---
Nawaz Dad Khan Lightweight (60 kg) 4–10[9] Turkmenistan Amangeldi Hudaybergenov --- ---
Amir Khan Light Welterweight (64 kg) 5–4[10] Japan Masatsugu Kawachi 4–13[8] Kyrgyzstan Ermek Sakenov ---
Arshad Hussain Welterweight (69 kg) RSC[11] Palestine Ahmed Altaramsi 5–12[12] Philippines Wilfredo Lopez ---
Nisar Khan Middleweight (75 kg) --- 1–16[13] Iran Mohammad Sattarpour ---
Mir Wais Khan Super heavyweight (91 kg) --- --- 0–4 Iran Roohollah Hosseini

Officials

Chief coachCuba Francisco Hernandez Roldan
Assistant coachPakistan Arshad Hussain
Team managerPakistan Waqar Maroof

Cricket

Pakistan will send both men's and women's teams to the Games.

Men

The following players were selected to participate:[14]

  1. Khalid Latif (Captain)
  2. Sharjeel Khan
  3. Sheharyar Ghani
  4. Azeem Ghumman
  5. Akbar-ur-Rehman
  6. Naeemuddin
  7. Naeem Anjum
  8. Usman Qadir
  9. Sarmad Bhatti
  10. Aizaz Cheema
  11. Lal Kumar
  12. Mohammad Irshad
  13. Raza Hasan
  14. Bilawal Bhatti
  15. Jalat Khan

Knockout stage

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
22 November
 
 
 Pakistan183/1
 
25 November
 
 China55/9
 
 Pakistan103/7
 
23 November
 
 Afghanistan125/8
 
 Afghanistan66/2
 
26 November
 
 Hong Kong63/10
 
 Afghanistan118/8
 
23 November
 
 Bangladesh119/5
 
 Bangladesh150/7
 
25 November
 
 Malaysia80/10
 
 Bangladesh102/5
 
24 November
 
 Sri Lanka101/10 Third place
 
 Sri Lanka73/8
 
26 November
 
   Nepal72/10
 
 Pakistan141/4
 
 
 Sri Lanka135/10
 

Quarterfinals

22 November
09:30
scorecard
Pakistan 
183/1 (20 Overs)
v
China 
55/9 (20 Overs)
Khalid Latif 103* (69) 8X4, 5X6
Zhang Yufei 31/1 (4 Overs)
Li Jian 14 (23) 3X4
Hasan Raza 10/3 (4 Overs)
Pakistan won by 128 runs.
Guangdong International Cricket Stadium, Guangdong
Umpires: BB Pradhan (Nep), N Sivan (Mas)
Player of the match: Khalid Latif
  • Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat first

Semifinals

25 November
09:30
scorecard
Pakistan 
103/7 (20 Overs)
v
Afghanistan 
125/8 (20 Overs)
Khalid Latif 26 (32) 3X4
Hamid Hassan 16/2 (4 Overs)
Shabir Noori 35 (30) 2X4, 2X6
Raza Hasan 19/2 (4 Overs)
  • Pakistan won the toss and elected to field first

Bronze-medal match

26 November
09:30
scorecard
Pakistan 
141/4 (18 Overs)
v
Sri Lanka 
135/10 (19.5 Overs)
Khalid Latif 53* (42) 2X4, 4X6
S Weerakon 9/1 (2 Overs)
EMGDY Munaweera 28 (24) 2X4, 1X6
Raza Hasan 19/2 (4 Overs)
Pakistan won by 6 wickets
Guangdong International Cricket Stadium, Guangdong
Umpires: Sun Jianxin (Chi) and Buddhi Pradhan (Nep)
  • Pakistan won the toss and elected to bowl

Women

The following players were selected to participate:[15]

  1. Sana Mir (Captain)[14]
  2. Marina Iqbal (Vice Captain),
  3. Syeda Nain Fatima Abidi
  4. Bismah Maroof
  5. Mariam Hasan Shah
  6. Javeria Khan
  7. Nida Rashid Dar
  8. Kanwal Naz
  9. Nahida Khan
  10. Syeda Batool Fatima Naqvi (WK)
  11. Shumaila Qureshi
  12. Asmavia Iqbal Khokar
  13. Kainat Imtiaz
  14. Sania Khan
Officials[15]
Head coach Pakistan Mansoor Rana
Team manager Pakistan Ayesha Ashhar
Physio Pakistan Suniana Munir
Fielding coach Pakistan Abdul Majeed

Round of 16

14 November
09:30
Report[16]
Pakistan 
50/2 (8.3 Overs)
v
 Thailand
49/10 (19.3 Overs)
Nida Rashid 21* (18)
4/1 SAISUD Thanapan (1.3 overs)
KOSATHONG Siwaporn 10 (37)
8/4 Gulzar Sana (4 overs)
Pakistan won by 8 Wickets.
Guangdong International Cricket Stadium, Guangdong
Umpires: Malaysia Kalidas Viswanaoan and Nepal Buddhi Bahadur Pradhan
  • Thailand won the toss and elected to bat first
Quarterfinals

Source:[17]

15 November
09:30
China 
60/5 (20 overs)
v
Pakistan 
64/1 (12.2 overs)
Mei Zhang 14 (32)
Mei Chunchua 9/1 (3 overs)
Nida Rashid 27 (29)
  • Pakistan won the toss and elected to bowl
Semifinals
18 November
13:30
Report
Japan 
61/8 (20 overs)
v
Pakistan 
62/1 (10.4 overs)
Ema Kuribayashi 24 (37)
Fuyuki Kawai 8/1 (1 over)
Javeria Wadood 29 (25)
Sana Gulzar 8/2 (4 overs)
  • Japan won the toss and elected to bat
Finals
19 November
13:30
Report
Bangladesh 
92/10 (20.0 overs)
v
Pakistan 
93/0 (15.4 overs)
Salma Khatun 24 (31)
Nida Rashid 51* (43)
Nida Rashid 16/3 (4 overs)
Pakistan won by 10 wickets
Guangdong International Cricket Stadium, Guangdong
Umpires: Nepal BB Pradhan and Singapore Sarika Prasad
  • Pakistan won the toss and elected to bowl.

Cue sports

Men

Snooker

Competitor(s) Event Preliminary match Opponent Preliminary match Opponent Round of 16 Opponent
Khurram Agha Singles 4–2[18] Malaysia Hoo Mho 4–0[18] International Olympic Committee Megdad Tagi 1–4 Hong Kong Kowk Fung
Muhammad Sajjad Singles 4–1[18] Afghanistan Muhammad Zahi 0–4 Hong Kong Marco Fu

Snooker

Competitor(s) Event Preliminary match Opponent Round of 16 Opponent Quarterfinals Opponent Semifinals Opponent Rank
Sohail Shehzad
Shahram Changezi
Imran Shehzad		 Team 3–0[19] International Olympic Committee Athletes from Kuwait 3–1 Hong Kong Hongkong 3–0 Iraq NISUIF Ayhab
Iraq ALI Ali		 0–3[20] India India

Officials

Chief-de-MissionPakistan Alamgir Shaikh
ManagerPakistan Shoaib Alam Khan

Football

Initially, Pakistan was not sending a team to compete in these games, but after the President of Pakistan Football Federation, Makhdoom Faisal Saleh Hayat committed to bearing the expenses of the team, it was once again included in the Games.[21][22] Pakistan is in Group F with Oman, Thailand and Maldives.[22]

Men

Goalkeepers (2)

Defenders (6)

  • Umer Farooq (KESC)
  • Samar Ishaq (KRL) (VC)
  • Ahsan Ullah (PEL)
  • Aurangzaib (HBL)
  • Muhammad Ahmed (WAPDA)
  • Atif Bashir (Barry Town)

Midfielders (7)

  • Mehmood Khan (KRL)
  • Yasir Afridi (KRL)
  • Muhammad Adil (KRL)
  • Muhammad Tauseef (Islamabad)
  • Abbas Ali (NBP)
  • Zain Ullah (WAPDA)
  • Faisal Iqbal (NBP)

Strikers (5)

  • Kalim Ullah Khan (KRL)
  • Rizwan Asif (KRL)
  • Saddam Hussain (NBP)
  • Shani Qayum ( Sheffield Wednesday Youth)
  • Faraz Ahmed (Nottingham)
Officials
Head coach Pakistan Akhtar Mohiuddin
Coaching Consultant England Graham Roberts
Assistant coach Pakistan Hassan Baloch
Goalkeeping coach Pakistan Noman Ibrahim
Team manager Pakistan Asghar Khan Anjum
Team Doctor & Physiotherapist Pakistan Dr. Kamran Mehdi

Group F

Pos Team
 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1  Oman 3 2 1 0 6 1 +5 7
2  Thailand 3 1 2 0 7 1 +6 5
3  Maldives 3 0 2 1 0 3 −3 2
4  Pakistan 3 0 1 2 0 8 −8 1
Source: RSSSF
Thailand 6–0 Pakistan
Thonglao 15', 29'
Dangda 16', 73'
Keawsombat 59'
Jujeen 65'
Referee: Ali Sabbagh (Lebanon)

Field hockey

Pakistan will hold a training camp for the team at Lahore from 24 October until the beginning of the Games.[23] PHF announced a 16-member team on 3 November, which saw the return of Sohail Abbas and Salman Akbar and the retention of Zeeshan Ashraf as captain.

Men

  1. Zeeshan Ashraf (captain)
  2. Muhammad Imran (vice-captain)
  3. Salman Akbar (goal keeper)
  4. Sohail Abbas
  5. Muhammad Irfan
  6. Waseem Ahmed
  7. Muhammad Rashid
  8. Fareed Ahmad
  9. Muhammad Tousiq
  10. Abdul Haseem Khan
  11. Rehan Butt
  12. Shakeel Abbasi
  13. Shafqat Rasool
  14. Muhammad Zubair
  15. Mohammad Waqas Sharif
  16. Mohammad Rizwan

Officials

Head coachNetherlands Michel Van Den
Assistant coachPakistan Ahmad Alam and Ajmal Khan
Team managerPakistan Khawaja Junaid
Video AnalystPakistan Nadeem Khan Lodhi

Pool B

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 India 4400224+1812
 Pakistan 4301286+229
 Japan 4202131306
 Bangladesh 4103921−123
 Hong Kong 4004432−280

First to fourth place classification

 
Semi-finalsFinal
 
      
 
23 November 2010
 
 
 South Korea1 (3)
 
25 November 2010
 
 Pakistan1 (4)
 
 Pakistan2
 
23 November 2010
 
 Malaysia0
 
 India3
 
 
 Malaysia4 AET
 
Third place
 
 
25 November 2010
 
 
 South Korea0
 
 
 India1

Semifinals

Finals

Judo

Men

Competitor(s) Event 1/8 round Opponent
Zahid Iqbal Heavyweight (+100 kg) 000–100[24] Japan Daiki Kamikawa
Shah Hussain Shah Half heavyweight (−100 kg) 000 S1–100[25] Kazakhstan Maxim Rakov
Aiat Ullah Half lightweight (−66 kg) 000–100[26] Uzbekistan Mirzohid Farmonov
Muzafar Iqbal Middleweight (−90 kg)

Women

Competitor(s) Event Premilinary round Opponent
Fouzia Mumtaz Middleweight (−70 kg) 0–100 North Korea Kyong Sol
Humaira Ashiq (−48 kg)

Kabaddi

Men

Group B

Pos Team
 Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1  Pakistan 3 3 0 0 115 53 +62 6 Semifinals
2  Japan 3 2 0 1 74 58 +16 4
3  Bangladesh 3 1 0 2 76 89 −13 2
4  Malaysia 3 0 0 3 82 147 −65 0
Source: Results

22 November

Pakistan Pakistan 51 – 27[27] Malaysia Malaysia

23 November

Pakistan Pakistan 28 – 11[27] Japan Japan

24 November

Pakistan Pakistan 36– 15 Bangladesh Bangladesh

Knockout round

 
SemifinalFinal
 
      
 
25 November
 
 
India India52
 
26 November
 
Japan Japan17
 
India India37
 
25 November
 
Iran Iran20
 
Pakistan Pakistan16
 
 
Iran Iran17
 

Karate

Men

Competitor(s) Event Round of 16 Opponent
Saadi Abbas Jalbani (−67 kg) 4–8 Macau Iat Long Pang

Sailing

Men

Shooting

Pistol – Men

Competitor(s) Event Average Points Rank
Kalim Ullah Khan 50m Pistol singles 8.850[28] 531-5x[28] 37[28]
Kaleem Ullah 50m Pistol Singles 8.983[28] 539-2x[28] 30[28]

Pistol – Women

Competitor(s) Event Average Points Rank
Meshall Munir 10m Air Pistol Singles 9.375[29] 375-8x[29] 24[29]
Tazeem Akhtar Abbasi 10m Air Pistol Singles 9.150[29] 366-4x[29] 41[29]
Meshall Munir 25m Pistol Singles 8.517[30] 511-6x[30] 42[30]
Tazeem Akhtar Abbasi 25m Pistol Singles 9.317[30] 559-4x[30] 33[30]

Rifle – Women

Competitor(s) Event Average Points Rank
Urooj Fatima 10m Air Rifle singles 9.750[31] 390-23x[31] 34[31]
Nazish Khan 10m Air Rifle Singles 9.600[31] 384-14x[31] 47[31]

Squash

Men

Singles

Competitor(s) Event Second round Opponent Quarterfinals Opponent Semifinals Opponent Finals Opponent Rank
Aamir Atlas Khan Singles 3–0 Jordan Ahmad Al Zabidi 3–1 Pakistan Farhan Mehboob 3–1[32] Malaysia Ong Beng Hee 0–3[33] Malaysia Mohamad Azlan Iskandar
Farhan Mehboob Singles 3–0 Japan TSUKUE Shinnosuke 1–3 Pakistan Aamir Atlas Khan --- ---

Team

Group A
Team Pld W L SF SA Pts
 Pakistan 4401118
 Hong Kong 431846
 Kuwait 422844
 Sri Lanka 413392
 China 4040120
Date Score Match 1 Match 2 Match 3
22 Nov Pakistan  3–0  Sri Lanka 3–03–13–0
22 Nov Pakistan  2–1  Kuwait 1–33–03–0
23 Nov Pakistan  3–0  China 3–03–03–0
23 Nov Pakistan  3–0  Hong Kong 3–03–13–1
Knockout round
Semifinal Final
          
 Pakistan 3 3
 India 1 1
 Pakistan 3 3
 Malaysia 0 0
 Malaysia 3 3
 Hong Kong 2 0

Women

Singles

Competitor(s) Event First round Opponent
Saima Shoukat Singles 0–3[34] Hong Kong Ho Ling Chan
Maria Toorpaki Wazir Singles 0–3[34] Hong Kong Wing Au

Team

Group B
Team Pld W L SF SA Pts
 Hong Kong 330906
 India 321634
 China 312272
 Pakistan 303180
Date Score Match 1 Match 2 Match 3
22 Nov Hong Kong  3–0  Pakistan 3–03–03–0
22 Nov India  3–0  Pakistan 3–13–03–0
23 Nov China  2–1  Pakistan 3–00–33–0

Tennis

Men

Competitor(s) Event First round Opponent Second round Opponent
Aqeel Khan Singles 6–3, 6–4[35] Cambodia Kenny Bun 2–6, 4–6[36] Japan G Soeda

Volleyball

Men

Group A

Pos Team
 Pld W L Pts SPW SPL SPR SW SL SR
1  China 3 3 0 6 268 220 1.218 9 2 4.500
2  Thailand 3 2 1 5 305 300 1.017 7 7 1.000
3  Pakistan 3 1 2 4 283 308 0.919 6 8 0.750
4  Chinese Taipei 3 0 3 3 254 282 0.901 4 9 0.444
Source: Results
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
13 Nov China  3–1  Pakistan 20–25 25–13 25–19 25–15   95–72
14 Nov Pakistan  2–3  Thailand 19–25 30–28 20–25 25–18 13–15 107–111
16 Nov Chinese Taipei  2–3  Pakistan 18–25 25–21 25–18 22–25 12–15 102–104

Group G

Pos Team
 Pld W L Pts SPW SPL SPR SW SL SR
1  Pakistan 3 3 0 6 289 273 1.059 9 4 2.250
2  Chinese Taipei 3 2 1 5 252 206 1.223 8 3 2.667
3  Indonesia 3 1 2 4 275 293 0.939 5 8 0.625
4  Turkmenistan 3 0 3 3 220 264 0.833 2 9 0.222
Source: Results
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
16 Nov Chinese Taipei  2–3  Pakistan 18–25 25–21 25–18 22–25 12–15 102–104
19 Nov Pakistan  3–0  Turkmenistan 25–19 25–19 27–25     77–63
20 Nov Pakistan  3–2  Indonesia 25–22 23–25 20–25 25–23 15–13 108–108

Placement

 
9th to 12th9th place
 
      
 
21 November
 
 
 Pakistan3
 
23 November
 
 Kuwait0
 
 Pakistan0
 
21 November
 
 Kazakhstan3
 
 Kazakhstan3
 
 
 Chinese Taipei2
 
11th place
 
 
23 November
 
 
 Kuwait0
 
 
 Chinese Taipei3
9th–12th-place semifinals
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
21 Nov Pakistan  3–0  Kuwait 27–25 25–21 25–21      
9th-place game
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
23 Nov Pakistan  0–3  Kazakhstan 21–25 22–25 29–31     72–81

Weightlifting

Men

Athlete Event Weights Lifted Total Lifted Rank
Snatch Clean & Jerk
Abdullah Ghafoor 56 kg 99 125 224 12
Mati - ur - Rehman 69 kg 120 152 272 13

Wrestling

Freestyle – Men

Competitor(s) Event 1/8 match Opponent Quarterfinals Opponent
Azhar Hussain 55 kg 1–3[37] China Hua Chen --
Muhammad Ali 66 kg 0–3[38] China Chengde Shan --
Muhammad Inam 84 kg 3–1[39] Japan Atsushi Matsumoto 0–3[39] Kazakhstan Yermek Baiduashov
Officials
Coach Iran Gholam Reza Moazzen

Wushu

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