Pakistani rowers delivered a stellar performance at the Thailand International Rowing Regatta, securing a total of 20 medals, including an impressive 14 golds, 4 silver, and 2 bronze, according to 24NewsHD TV channel. The three-day event brought together 200 athletes from eight countries, providing a competitive platform for the region’s top rowing talent.
Under the guidance of coach Asghar Ali, the Pakistani team dominated multiple categories. Farid Mohammad Arif emerged as the tournament’s standout athlete, claiming six gold medals and earning the title of the best player. Anaya Jahan Naz Zaidi also had a remarkable run, winning seven gold medals and being recognized as the best female athlete of the regatta. Hooria Faisal, daughter of former Test cricketer Faisal Iqbal, contributed to the medal tally with a gold medal in her category.
The Pakistan rowing contingent showcased skill, endurance, and teamwork throughout the regatta, demonstrating the country’s growing strength in the sport. The victories reflect the dedication of the athletes and the effective coaching strategies implemented by the national team.
The Thailand International Rowing Regatta served as an important event to test regional competition, with athletes from multiple countries competing at high levels. Pakistan’s outstanding results highlight its athletes’ rising standards and potential for future international success in rowing competitions.
These achievements also boost Pakistan’s profile in the international rowing community, inspiring young athletes to pursue competitive rowing while fostering national pride. With such performances, Pakistan aims to further develop its rowing infrastructure and training programs to maintain and enhance success in upcoming regional and global tournaments.
