The Pakistan women's national shooting team represents Pakistan in international shooting competitions. It is administered by the National Rifle Association of Pakistan (NRAP). Members of the team compete in both rifle and pistol events at competitions including the continental and regional games (Asian and South Asian Games). In 2016, Minhal Sohail became the first woman sports shooter from Pakistan to compete at the Summer Olympic Games when she participated on a quota place at the Rio Games. [1]
| Name | Domestic team | Competitions | Events | Position/Medal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anna Ibtisam | Pakistan Army [2] | South Asian Games: 2019 [3] [4] 1st Asian online shooting championship 2021 | 10m air pistol: individual and team [3] [4] 10m air pistol: individual | Silver (team), [3] [4] bronze (individual) [3] [4] 9th |
| Kishmala Talat | Pakistan Army [2] | 7th ASC Youth Training camp South Asian Games: 2019 [3] [4] 1st Asian online shooting championship 2021 | 10m air pistol 10m air pistol: individual and team [3] [4] 10m air pistol: individual | Silver (team) [3] [4] 26th |
| Mehwish Farhan | South Asian Games: 2019 [3] [4] | 10m air pistol: team [3] [4] | Silver (team) [3] [4] | |
| Minhal Sohail | Pakistan Navy [5] | Asian Games: 2014 Commonwealth Games: 2018 [5] Olympics: 2016 | 10m air rifle | 22 12 [5] |
| Nadira Raees | Asian Games: 2014 | 10m air rifle 50m rifle prone (team) (2016), [7] 50m rifle 3 position (team) (2016) [7] 10m air rifle mixed team (2019) [3] | 53 Silver (prone), [7] bronze (3 positions) [7] bronze (mixed team) [3] | |
| Name | Domestic team | Competitions | Events | Medals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Azra Nazir | South Asian Games: 2010 [8] | 10m air pistol (team) [8] | Silver [8] | |
| Farhat Nasreen | South Asian Games: 2016 [7] | 25m Sports Pistol (team) [7] | Bronze [7] | |
| Lubina Amin | South Asian Games: 2016 [7] | 25m Sports Pistol (team) [7] | Bronze [7] | |
| Mehwish Maqsood | South Asian Games: 2010 [8] | 10m air pistol (team) [8] | Silver [8] | |
| Nadia Rashid | South Asian Games: 2016 [7] | 50m rifle prone (team), [7] 50m rifle 3 Position (team) [7] | Silver (prone), [7] Bronze (3 positions) [7] | |
| Naheeda Naqvi | South Asian Games: 2010 [8] | 10m air rifle (team) [8] | Bronze [8] | |
| Nazish Khan | South Asian Games: 2010 [8] 2016 [7] | 2010: 10m air rifle (team) [8] 2016: 50m rifle prone (team), [7] 50 M Rifle 3 Position (team) [7] | 2010: Bronze [8] 2016: Silver (prone), [7] Bronze (3 positions) [7] | |
| Nosheen Maqsood Ali | South Asian Games: 2010 [8] | 10m air rifle (team) [8] | Bronze [8] | |
| Tazeem Akhtar | South Asian Games: 2010, [8] 2016 | 2010: 10m air pistol (team) [8] 2016: 25m Sports Pistol (team) [7] | 2010: Silver [8] 2016: Bronze [7] |
| Year | 10m Air pistol (individual) | 10m Air pistol (team) | 25m Sports pistol (team) | 10m Air rifle (team) | 10m Air rifle (mixed team) | 50m Rifle prone (team) | 50m Rifle 3 Position (team) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Dhaka 2010 | -- | Silver | Bronze | -- | |||
 Guwahati 2016 | Bronze | -- | Silver | Bronze | |||
 Kathmandu 2019 | Bronze | Silver | Bronze | ||||
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