Pakistan at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

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Pakistan at the
2010 Commonwealth Games
Flag of Pakistan.svg
CGF code PAK
CGA Pakistan Olympic Association
Website nocpakistan.org
in Delhi, India
Competitors54
Flag bearersOpening:Mohammad Ali Shah (Chef-de-Mission)
Closing:
Medals
Ranked 17th
Gold
2
Silver
1
Bronze
2
Total
5
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)

Pakistan competed at the 2010 Commonwealth Games held in Delhi, India, from 3 to 14 October 2010.

Contents

Medalist

MedalNameSportDisciplineDate
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Azhar Hussain Wrestling Men's 55 kg 10 October
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Muhammad Inam Wrestling Men's 84 kg 10 October
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Azhar Hussain Wrestling Men's 55 kg 6 October
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Muhammad Waseem Boxing Light flyweight 11 October
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Haroon Shahid Iqbal Khan Boxing Flyweight 11 October

Opening ceremony flag controversy

The flag bearer for Pakistan at the opening ceremony was scheduled to be weight-lifter Shujauddin Malik but as the teams entered the stadium the chef de mission, Dr. Mohammad Ali Shah insisted on carrying the flag himself. Pakistan weightlifting manager Rashid Mehmood said the team had considered a boycott in protest at the actions of the official but later withdrew their threat after Pakistan Olympic Association chief, Arif Hasan, assured them Shah would be sanctioned for his actions. [1] [2]

Athletics

Pakistan sent 2 para athletes.

Para-Sport - Men

Competitor(s)EventTimeRank
Raheel Anwar 100m12.68 [3] 6 (heat 1) [3]
Asghar Ali 100m12.69 [4] 7 (heat 3) [4]

Boxing

Pakistan sent 6 Boxers to 2010 Commonwealth Games. In the team is also the boxer Amir Khan's brother Haroon Khan who is a British Pakistani and was offered to represent the country on behalf of his dual nationality.

Men

Competitor(s)EventQualification boutOpponent1/8 Elimination boutOpponent1/4 Elimination boutOpponentSemifinals boutOpponentRank
Muhammad Waseem Lightflyweight (49 kg)--11-5 [5] Flag of Sri Lanka.svg Chaminda Tennakoon Flag of Ghana.svg Duke Micah Flag of Namibia.svg Japhet Uutoni Bronze medal icon.svg
Haroon Shahid Iqbal Khan Flyweight (52 kg)RSCH R3 [6] Flag of Tanzania.svg Sunday Elias 8-5 [7] Flag of Mauritius.svg Gilbert Bactoria +3-3 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Andrew Selby Flag of India.svg Suranjoy Mayengbam Bronze medal icon.svg
Qadir Khan Bantamweight (56 kg)0-7 Flag of India.svg Akhil Kumar ------
Nawaz Dad Khan Lightweight (60 kg)1-11 [8] Flag of Nigeria.svg Waheed Sogbamu ------
Nisar Khan Middleweight (75 kg)RSCH R1 [9] Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg Peter Michael 13-1 Flag of Seychelles.svg Jovette Jean 2-5 [10] Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Keiran Harding --
Mir Wais KhanSuper Heavyweight (91 kg+)--1-10 Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Tariq Abdul Haqq ----

Officials

Field Hockey

Men

Pakistan has been drawn into Group A with Australia, India, Malaysia and Scotland. The following is a list of players and officials:

Players [12] [13]

  1. Zeeshan Ashraf (captain)
  2. Mohammad Imran
  3. Mohammad Irfan
  4. Waseem Ahmad
  5. Mohammad Rashid
  6. Fareed Ahmad
  7. Shafqat Rasool
  8. Rehan Butt
  9. Shakeel Abbasi
  10. Abdul Haseem Khan
  11. Muhammad Waqas Sharif
  12. Mohammad Rizwan
  13. Mohammad Umar Bhutta
  14. Imran Shah (goal keeper)
  15. Muhammad Tauseeq
  16. Muhammad Kashif Javed

Officials

Pool A

TeamPtsPldWDLGFGAGD
Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 124400152+13
Flag of India.svg  India 943011611+5
Flag of Pakistan.svg  Pakistan 64202119+2
Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 34103514–9
Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 04004018–18
5 October 2010
10:30 (IST)
10:00 (PST)
Pakistan  Flag of Pakistan.svg3–0Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
Shakeel Abbasi Field hockey ball.svg 20'
Rehan Butt Field hockey ball.svg 25'
Muhammad Imran Field hockey ball.svg 43'		 Report
Umpires:
Nathan Stagno (GIB)
Peter Wright (RSA)
6 October 2010
20:30 (IST)
20:00 (PST)
Pakistan  Flag of Pakistan.svg4–1Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia
Muhammad Imran Field hockey ball.svg 17'
Shakeel Abbasi Field hockey ball.svg 38'
Rehan Butt Field hockey ball.svg 43'
Muhammad Waqas Field hockey ball.svg 65'		 Report Rahim Field hockey ball.svg 32'
Umpires:
Peter Wright (RSA)
Gareth Greenfield (NZL)
9 October 2010
10:30 (IST)
10:00 (PST)
Pakistan  Flag of Pakistan.svg0–1Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
Report Ciriello Field hockey ball.svg 33'
Umpires:
Richmond Attipoe (GHA)
Martin Madden (SCO)
10 October 2010
19:00
Pakistan  Flag of Pakistan.svg4 - 7Flag of India.svg  India
Muhammad Imran Field hockey ball.svg 27'
Muhammad Rizwan Field hockey ball.svg 29'
Muhammad Irfan Field hockey ball.svg 58'
Shakeel Abbasi Field hockey ball.svg 68'		 Report Sandeep Singh Field hockey ball.svg 3'Field hockey ball.svg 11'
Shivendra Singh Field hockey ball.svg 19'Field hockey ball.svg 59'
Saravanjit Singh Field hockey ball.svg 20'
Danish Mujtaba Field hockey ball.svg 41'
Dharamvir Singh Field hockey ball.svg 45'
Umpires:
Tim Pullman (AUS)
Nathan Stagno (GIB)
Fifth and sixth place
12 October 2010
13:30
Pakistan  Flag of Pakistan.svg2–3 (a.e.t.)Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa
Rehan Butt Field hockey ball.svg 28'Field hockey ball.svg 53' Report Justin Reid-Ross Field hockey ball.svg 55'Field hockey ball.svg 75'
Gareth Carr Field hockey ball.svg 62'
Umpires:
Andrew Kennedy (ENG)
Gareth Greenfield (NZL)

Goal Scorers

PlayerPldGoals
Muhammad Imran32
Shakeel Abbasi32
Rehan Butt32
Muhammad Waqas31

Shooting

Pakistan will send 6 male shooters and 1 female shooter to 2010 Commonwealth Games.

Pistol - Men

Competitor(s)EventAverageTotal PointsRank
Irshad Ali 50m Singles-51917 [14]
Kalimullah Khan 50m Singles-634.26 [15]
Irshad Ali
Kalimullah Khan		50m Pairs8.90010686 [16]
Irshad Ali10m Air Pistol Singles-550-7x [17] 19 [17]
Kalimullah Khan10m Air Pistol Singles-667 [17] 8 [17]
Irshad Ali
Kalimullah Khan		10m Air Pistol Pairs-1111-18x10 [18]
Irshad Ali25m Centrefire Pistol Singles---
Mustaqeem Shah 25m Centrefire Pistol Singles---
Irshad Ali
Mustaqeem Shah		25m Centrefire Pistol Pairs---
Irshad Ali25m Standard Pistol Singles---
Mustaqeem Shah25m Standard Pistol Singles---
Irshad Ali
Mustaqeem Shah		25m Standard Pistol Pairs---
Mustaqeem Shah25m Rapid Fire Pistol Singles---

Pistol - Women

Competitor(s)EventAveragePointsRank
Tazeem Akhtar Abbasi 25m Singles9.25055511 [19]
Tazeem Akhtar Abbasi10m Air Pistol Singles-369-8x [20] 13 [20]

Clay Target - Men

Competitor(s)EventPointsRank
Ahmed Sultan Skeet Singles--
Amin Karamat Skeet Singles--
Ahmed Sultan Skeet Doubles--
Amin Karamat Skeet Doubles--
Aamer Iqbal Trap Singles10532 [21]
Aamer IqbalDouble Trap Singles--

Officials

Squash

Pakistan sent 4 males squash players to 2010 Commonwealth Games.

Men

Singles

Competitor(s)EventFirst RoundOpponentRound of 32OpponentRound of 16Opponent
Aamir Atlas Khan Singles11-2, 11-2, 11-6 [22] Flag of Bangladesh.svg M. Masud Rana 11-2, 11-4, 11-2 [23] Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Colin Ramasra 12-10, 3-11, 5-11, 5-11 [24] Flag of England.svg Nick Matthew
Danish Atlas Khan Singles11-1, 11-5, 11-2 [25] Flag of Jamaica.svg Bruce Barrows 5-11, 4-11, 3-11 [26] Flag of England.svg Daryl Selby --
Yasir Butt Singlesw/o Flag of Jamaica.svg Christopher Binnie 4-11, 3-11, 1-11 [27] Flag of Pakistan.svg Farhan Mehboob--
Farhan Mehboob Singles11-3, 11-4, 11-8 [28] Flag of Uganda.svg Samuel Kyagulanyi 11-4, 11-3, 11-1 [27] Flag of Pakistan.svg Yasir Butt9-11, 6-11, 8-11 [29] Flag of Australia (converted).svg Stewart Boswell

Doubles

Competitor(s)EventFirst matchOpponentSecond matchOpponentRound of 16Opponent
Aamer Atlas Khan
Farhan Mehboob		Doubles7-11, 11-10, 3-11 [30] Flag of New Zealand.svg Campbell Grayson
Flag of New Zealand.svg Martin Knight 		11-1, 11-4 [31] Flag of Uganda.svg Samuel Kyagulanyi
Flag of Uganda.svg Brian Okumu 		4-11, 5-11 [32] Flag of Australia (converted).svg Stewart Boswell
Flag of Australia (converted).svg David Palmer
Danish Atlas Khan
Yasir Butt		Doubles8-11, 3-11 [33] Flag of Scotland.svg Alan Clyne
Flag of Scotland.svg Harry Leitch 		11-5, 11-8 [34] Flag of Malawi.svg James Matewere
Flag of Malawi.svg Julius Taulo 		6-11, 8-11 [35] Flag of England.svg Daryl Selby
Flag of England.svg Peter Barker

Official

Tennis

Pakistan sent 2 tennis players to 2010 Commonwealth Games, one of whom is the recently successful US Open doubles runner-up Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi.

Men

Competitor(s)EventFirst RoundOpponentSecond roundOpponent
Aisam-ul-Haq QureshiSingles6-2, 7-6 [36] Flag of Uganda.svg Duncan Mugabe 4-6, 5-7 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Matt Ebden
Aqeel Khan Singles2-6, 6-7 [37] Flag of England.svg Ross Hutchins --
Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi
Aqeel Khan		Doubles6-7, 4-6 [38] Flag of Australia (converted).svg P Hanley
Flag of Australia (converted).svg P Luczak 		--

Officials

Weightlifting

Pakistan sent 6 weightlifters and 1 para athlete to 2010 Commonwealth Games.

Men

AthleteEventWeights LiftedTotal LiftedRank
SnatchClean & Jerk
Abdullah Ghafoor 56 kg1041332374 [39]
Muhammad Ishtiaq Ghafoor62 kg1151452607 [40]
Mati - ur - Rehman 69 kg1261572835
Khurram Shahzad 85 kg1401663067 [41]
Shujauddin Malik 94 kg---DNF [42]
Sajjad Amin Malik105 kg---7

Para-Sport Powerlifting Men

Competitor(s)EventTotal pressedRank
Nasir Butt Open Bench Press

Officials

Wrestling

Pakistan sent 6 wrestlers to the Games.

Freestyle - Men

Competitor(s)EventQualificationOpponentQuarterfinalsOpponentRepechageOpponentBronze matchOpponentSemi-finalsOpponentFinalsOpponentRank
Azhar Hussain 55 kgVictory by fall [44] Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Promise Mwenga Flag of India.svg Anil Kumar ----Victory by fall [45] Flag of Sri Lanka.svg S. Manel Kumara Yaparathna Mudeyansellage

vs

Victory by fall [46] Flag of Nigeria.svg Ebikewenimo Welson Gold medal icon.svg
Sarmad Afaq 60 kg--1-3 [47] Flag of Scotland.svg Viorel Etko --------
Muhammad Salman 66 kg3-0 [48] Flag of Sri Lanka.svg Roshan Indika Liyanage Flag of India.svg Sushil Kumar Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mehrdad Tarash 1-3 [46] Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Chris Prickett ----
Muhammad Ali 74 kg--0-3 [47] Flag of South Africa.svg Richard Brian Addinall Flag of The Gambia.svg Bakary Jarju Lost "by fall" [49] Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Evan MacDonald ----
Muhammad Inam 84 kg--Greater superiority [50] Flag of Kenya.svg Elvis Nato Simiyu Malaba ----3-1 [51] Flag of South Africa.svg Gerald Waldemar Meyer 3-1 [46] Flag of India.svg Anuj Kumar Gold medal icon.svg
Muhammad Umar 96 kg--0-3 [47] Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Korey Jarvis Flag of Australia (converted).svg Bilal Abdo 1-3 [49] Flag of England.svg Leon Gregory Rattigan ----

Greco-Roman - Men

Competitor(s)EventQualification [52] OpponentRepechageOpponentQuarterfinalsOpponentSemi-finalsOpponentFinalsOpponentRank
Azhar Hussain55 kg----15-3 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Shane Parker 9-2 Flag of Nigeria.svg Sunday Sanni 0-11 [53] Flag of India.svg Rajender Kumar Silver medal icon.svg
Sarmad Afaq60 kg1-13 [54] Flag of England.svg Terence Christopher Bosson 0-9 Flag of South Africa.svg Marius Loots ------
Muhammad Salman66 kg0-5 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Cory O'Brien --------
Muhammad Ali74 kg0-5 [55] Flag of South Africa.svg Richard Brian Addinall --------
Muhammad Inam84 kg Flag of India.svg Manoj Kumar --------
Muhammad Umar96 kg----1-7 [56] Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Eric Feunekes ----

Officials

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