Summary:
- Abdul Mueed Baloch wins gold in the 400 meters at the CISM World Cadet Games.
- He completed the race in 48.20 seconds and celebrated by raising the national flag.
- Baloch also set a national record with a time of 46.73 seconds in the 400 meters.
Pakistani sprinter Abdul Mueed Baloch has achieved a remarkable victory at the fourth International Military Sports Council (CISM) World Cadet Games, held at the Fuerte Tiuna military base in Caracas, Venezuela. The games, which began on August 17, saw Baloch finish first in the men’s 400 meters race with a time of 48.20 seconds. This impressive performance earned him the gold medal and allowed him to proudly raise the Pakistani flag on the winner’s stand.
Baloch, who represents the Pakistan Air Force, also showcased his traditional dance moves in celebration of his win. His remarkable achievement not only earned him a gold medal but also contributed to setting a new national record with a time of 46.73 seconds in the 400 meters race.
The CISM World Cadet Games, an international event initiated in 2010, are a significant platform for military athletes from around the world. Baloch’s journey from a football enthusiast to a champion sprinter highlights his dedication and growth in athletics, beginning with his first competitive sprint in 2015. His recent triumph underscores his progress and the growing prominence of Pakistani athletes on the global stage.