In an exciting competition held at Punjab Stadium in Lahore, national athletes Shajar Abbas and Tameem Khan earned the titles of Pakistan’s fastest sprinters. The event was organized by the Pakistan Athletics Federation in collaboration with a local college and attracted over 50 athletes who competed for the prestigious titles of the country’s fastest male and female sprinters.
Shajar Abbas once again showcased his incredible talent on the track by setting a new national record in the 100-meter race. He sprinted the distance in an impressive time of 10.34 seconds, which not only secured him the title of fastest male sprinter but also highlighted his status as one of the top athletes in the nation. Following closely behind him was Naveed, an athlete representing the Pakistan Army, who finished in second place.
On the women’s side, Tameem Khan, also from the Pakistan Army, achieved victory by completing the 100-meter sprint in 11.80 seconds. Her outstanding performance earned her the title of Pakistan’s fastest woman athlete, marking a significant achievement in her athletic career.
This competition not only celebrated the speed and talent of these athletes but also highlighted the growing interest in athletics within the country. With impressive times set by both Shajar and Tameem, it is clear that Pakistan has a promising future in sprinting. The success of these athletes serves as an inspiration to young sprinters across the nation, encouraging them to pursue their dreams in athletics and aim for excellence on the track.
As both sprinters continue to train and compete, their recent achievements may pave the way for further successes in future national and international competitions. The event at Punjab Stadium was a testament to the dedication and hard work of all the athletes who participated, showcasing the spirit of competition and the pursuit of athletic excellence in Pakistan.
