Arshad Nadeem, a well-known javelin thrower from Pakistan, made it to the final of the World Athletics Championship and also secured a spot in the upcoming Paris Olympics next year.
With a powerful throw of 86.79 meters, Arshad Nadeem earned his place in these important international competitions. He topped his group by outperforming Vadlejch, who came in second. Unfortunately, Indian athlete Jena couldn’t move forward, finishing fifth with a throw of 80.55 meters.
Earlier this year in May, while representing the Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda), Arshad Nadeem achieved an impressive feat by winning a gold medal in the 34th National Games. His javelin reached a distance of 78.02 meters.
Arshad Nadeem’s accomplishments include setting a new personal record of 90.18 meters during the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham last year, where he won a gold medal. He also continued his winning streak by securing gold at the Islamic Games held in Turkey.
