HANGZHOU, China : Pakistan's first athletics world championship medallist Arshad Nadeem has pulled out of the Asian Games with a knee injury, foiling a javelin showdown with India's Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra on Wednesday.The Games were also hit by a second doping case, with a Saudi runner banned afte
FILE PHOTO: Athletics - World Athletics Championship - Men's Javelin Throw Final - National Athletics Centre, Budapest, Hungary - August 27, 2023 Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem in action during the men's javelin throw final REUTERS/Alina Smutko/file photoHANGZHOU, China : Pakistan's first athletics world championship medallist Arshad Nadeem has pulled out of the Asian Games with a knee injury, foiling a javelin showdown with India's Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra on Wednesday.
Nadeem, runner-up to Chopra at the recent world championships in Budapest, had a scan in Hangzhou after experiencing pain in his right knee, the Pakistan Olympic Association said."After consulting the medical personnel, Mr. Arshad Nadeem has now decided not to participate in the Asian Games in order to prevent any untoward situation that may hinder his training program and participation in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Another athlete who is out of the Games is Saudi Arabian distance runner Yousef Mohammed Alasiri, who tested positive for darbepoetin and had been provisionally suspended, the International Testing Agency said.Alasiri, 34, was entered in the men's 10,000 metres but did not start the race. He was also entered in the 5,000m but is no longer on the start list for the event later on Wednesday.
China completed a sweep of the race walking events, picking up gold in the mixed team 35km early on Wednesday, with Japan taking silver ahead of bronze-winning India.Myanmar claimed their first gold of the Games, beating Indonesia for the men's quadrant title in sepak takraw, the traditional kick volleyball sport popular in Southeast Asia.
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