Pakistan competed at the
1964 Summer Olympics
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in
Tokyo,
Japan
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. 41 competitors, all men, took part in 29 events in 7 sports.
This time round, they won a silver medal in the men's field hockey team competition.
Medalists
Silver medal in the men's field hockey team competition.
Athletics
Men's 100 metres
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Iftikhar Shah
:* 1st round heat G; 11.4 (→ did not advance)
Men's 400 metres
*
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:* 1st round heat D; 47.3 (→ advanced to 2nd round)
:* 2nd round heat A; 48.0 (→ did not advance)
Men's 800 metres
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Anar Khan
:* 1st round heat B; 1:56.4 (→ did not advance)
Men's 1500 metres
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Anar Khan
:* 1st round heat C; 3:56.7 (→ did not advance)
Men's 110 metres hurdles
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Ghulam Raziq
:* 1st round heat B; 14.7 (→ did not advance)
Men's 400 metres hurdles
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Manzoor-ul-Haq Awan
:* 1st round heat C; 55.3 (→ did not advance)
Men's long jump
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Iftikhar Shah
:* Qualification round; Disqualified -- all three jumps not measured
Men's marathon
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Mohammad Yousuf
:* 2:40.46.0 finished 48th out of 58
Boxing
Men's lightweight (up to 60 kg)
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Ghulam Sarwar
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Sarwar was born in the Bengal Presidency (now Bangladesh), British India. He graduated with honours in commerce ...
:* Series No 2; Beat
Jacques Cotot
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(FRA) on pts
:* Series No 3; Lost to
James Vincent McCourt (IRL) on pts
Men's middleweight (up to 75 kg)
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Sultan Mahmood
:* Series No 2; Lost to
Valery Popenchenko
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(USSR) RSC 1st rd
Men's light heavyweight (up to 81 kg)
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:* Series No 1; Lost to
Robert H Christopherson (USA) on pts
Men's heavyweight (over 81 kg)
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Abdul Rehman
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:* Series No 2; Lost to
Hans Huber (GER) KO 1st rd
Cycling
Men's 1,000 metres time trial
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Muhammad Hafeez
:* Final classification; 1:18.50 (45.859 km/h) 23rd out of 25
Men's 4,000 metres team pursuit race
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Mohammad Ashiq
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,
Lal Bux,
Muhammad Hafeez and
Muhammad Shafi
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:* Elimination heats race No 7; 5:38.77 (42.506 km/h) Lost to
Preeda Chullamondhol,
Somchai Chantarasamriti and
Smaisuk Krisansuwan
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(THAI)
Men's 4,000 metres individual pursuit race
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Mohammad Ashiq
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:* Elimination heats race No 12; Disqualified as
Antonio Duque Garza (MEX) Wbp (Won by pursuing)
Men's scratch sprint race
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Muhammad Hafeez
:* Heats race No 3; Lost to
Sergio Bianchetto
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a silver in the 1000 m sprint. In 1964 Bia ...
(ITA)
:* Repechages elimination race No 7; Lost to
Peder Pedersen (DEN)
Hockey
Men's Team Competition
Pool A first round league
:* Defeated (1-0)
:* Defeated (5-2)
:* Defeated (1-0)
:* Defeated (6-0)
:* Defeated (2-0)
:* Defeated (2-1)
Semifinals
:* Defeated (3-0)
Final
:* Lost to (0-1)
Pakistan won the silver medal
Team Roster
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Manzoor Hussain Atif
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Early life and ...
(captain)
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Anwar Khan (vice-captain)
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Abdul Hameed (gk)
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Mazhar Hussain (gk)
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Munir Dar
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Tariq Aziz
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Saeed Anwar
*
Zafar Hayat
*
Muhammad Rashid
*
Zafar Ahmed Khan
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Mohammad Asad Malik
*
Muhammad Manna
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Motiullah
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Khawaja Zakauddin
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Tariq Niazi
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Khizar Nawaz Bajwa
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Khalid Mahmood
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Khurshid Azam
Shooting
Four shooters represented Pakistan in 1964.
;
25 m pistol
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Hav Abdur Rashid
:* 269/269 = 538 score finished 49th out of 53
;
50 m pistol
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Abdul Salam Muhammad
:* 87/81/86/77/88/88 = 507 score finished 46th out of 52
;
50 m rifle, three positions
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Aziz Ahmed Chaudhry
:* 376/352/312 = 1040 score finished 50th out of 53
;
50 m rifle, prone
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Aziz Ahmed Chaudhry
:* 93/96/96/90/95/97 = 567 score finished 73rd out of 73
;
Trap
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Mohiuddin Khawaja
:* 17/3/12/13/16/12/8/10 = 91 score finished 51st out of 51
Weightlifting
Men's bantamweight (56 kg)
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Mohammad Azam Mian
:* Press 87.5 kg
:* Snatch 87.5 kg
:* Jerk 120.0 kg
:* Total 295.0kg (finished 20th out of 24)
Wrestling
Men's flyweight (52 kg)
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Mohammad Niaz
:* 1st round; Drew with
Said Aliakbar Haydari (IRN)
:* 2nd round; Beat
Athanasios Zafiropoulos (GRE)
:* 3rd round; Beat
Stoytcho Malov Georgiev (BUL)
:* 4th round; Lost to
Chang Sun Chang (KOR)
Men's bantamweight (57 kg)
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Siraj Din
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1976 Olympic results
Below is the record of Siraj Din, a Pakist ...
:* 1st round; Beat
Walter Pilling (GBR)
:* 2nd round; Beat
Karl Dodrimont (GER)
:* 3rd round; Lost to
Yojiro Uetake
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(JPN)
Men's featherweight (63 kg)
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Mohammad Akhtar
:* 1st round; Lost to
Nodar Khokhashvili (USSR)
:* 2nd round; Lost to
Stantcho Kolev Ivanov (BUL)
Men's lightweight (70 kg)
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Mohammad Bashir
:* 1st round; Beat
Stefanos Ioannidis (GRE)
:* 2nd round; Lost to