Tokyo Paralympics 2020: Pakistan’s Haider Ali Wins Country’s First-Ever Paralympic Medal by Clinching Gold in Men’s Discus Throw F37 Event
With this gold, Pakistan became the 84th nation to win their maiden medal at this Tokyo Paralympics 2020. Ali produced a personal best throw of 55.26m after his first two throws turned out to be invalid.
Pakistan's Haider Ali won his country's first-ever medal at the Paralympics as he won gold in the Men's discus throw F37 event.
#GOLD FOR PAKISTAN!
Haider Ali #PAK wins the men's F37 discus throw and makes gives Pakistan their first ever medal at the #Paralympics!
They are the 84th different nation/NPC to score a medal at #Tokyo2020 - a new record!#ParaAthletics
— Paralympic Games (@Paralympics) September 3, 2021
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