| Pakistan at the 1990 Asian Games | |
|---|---|
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| IOC code | PAK |
| NOC | Pakistan Olympic Association |
| in Beijing | |
| Medals Ranked 6th |
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| Asian Games appearances (overview) | |
Pakistan participated in the 1990 Asian Games in Beijing, China from September 22, to October 7, 1990. [1] Pakistan ranked 6th and got 4 golds, 1 silver and 7 bronze medals with a total of 12 overall medals. [2]
| Sport | Athlete | Medal |
|---|---|---|
| Athletics ( details ) | Ghulam Abbas |  |
| Nadir Khan |  | |
| Boxing ( details ) | Ibrar Hussain Shah | |
| Muhammad Latif |  | |
| Zaigham Maseel | | |
| Muhammad Sahib | | |
| Dildar Ahmed | | |
| Muhammad Asghar | | |
| Field hockey ( details ) | Qazi Mohib (Captain) | |
| Shahid Ali Khan | ||
| Mansoor Ahmed | ||
| Khalid Bashir | ||
| Rana Mujad | ||
| Anjum Saeed | ||
| Farhat Khan | ||
| K.M. Junaid | ||
| Shahbaz Ahmed | ||
| Waseem Feroze | ||
| Zahid Sharif | ||
| Muhammad Irfan | ||
| Qamar Ibrahim | ||
| M. Riasat | ||
| Mussadiq Hussain | ||
| Tahir Zaman | ||
| Kabaddi ( details ) | Muhammad Sarwar (Captain) | |
| Tahir Waheed | ||
| Talat Mehmood | ||
| Abdul Razaq | ||
| Rana Saif Ullah | ||
| Mansha | ||
| Mubashir Iqbal | ||
| Sultan Mehmood | ||
| Muhammad Hussain | ||
| Pervaiz Ahmed | ||
| Muhammad Farooq | ||
| Nisar Ahmed | ||
| Weightlifting ( details ) | Rafey Saeed Butt | |
| Sailing ( details ) | Lt. Cdr. Munir Sadiq | |
| Lt. Cdr. Zakaullah |
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