LAHORE: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa cycling team showcased a strong performance at the 70th National Track Cycling Championship held in Lahore under the auspices of the Pakistan Cycling Federation. In the men’s competition, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa team finished as the runner-up, securing 2 gold medals, 6 silver medals, and 1 bronze medal. In the women’s competition, one team earned a bronze medal.
The championship took place at the Nishtar Park Velodrome at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. Teams from Gilgit-Baltistan Scout, Gilgit-Baltistan Association, SSGC, POF Wah, Crank Addict Club, along with representatives from all four provinces and Islamabad, participated in the event. Competitions were held in both elite and junior categories for men and women. Over 150 athletes from across the country took part in the championship, which featured a total of twenty events.
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According to a press release, Pakistan secured a 3-1 victory with set scores of 25-16, 25-21, 23-25, and 26-24, showcasing strong teamwork and determination throughout the match.
The game was closely contested, but Pakistan’s consistent attacking play and solid defence proved decisive. Standout performers included Libero Khizar Hayat, Muhammad Yahya, and Muhammad Anas, who displayed exceptional skill and composure to keep Pakistan in control during crucial moments.
With this victory, Pakistan has advanced to the quarterfinals and now tops Pool E. The team will face the fourth-ranked side from Pool F on October 26 at 1:30 PM (Pakistan time).
Chairman of the Pakistan Volleyball Federation, Ch. Muhammad Yaqoob, congratulated the players and coaching staff, praising their discipline and resilience. “The team has shown great consistency and fighting spirit. We are confident they will continue to make the nation proud in the quarterfinals,” he said.
The team is managed by Naseer Ahmed and coached by Head Coach Saeed Ahmed Khan Sady, who have played a vital role in mentoring and motivating the players throughout the tournament.
