In a remarkable achievement, Pakistan’s sprinter Abdul Mueed Baloch clinched the gold medal in the men’s 400-meter race at the ongoing CISM World Cadet Games in Caracas, Venezuela. The games, which commenced on August 17 at the Fuerte Tiuna military base, have seen Baloch excel with a time of 48.20 seconds in the final.
Baloch, representing the Pakistan Air Force, celebrated his victory with traditional dance moves, proudly raising the national flag. This win is particularly notable as Baloch also set a national record with a time of 46.73 seconds in the 400m race.
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The CISM World Cadet Games, established in 2010, serve as a significant event within the military sports community. Baloch’s journey from a football enthusiast in 2015 to a record-setting sprinter highlights his dedication and rapid development in athletics. His performance continues to inspire pride and support for Pakistani sports on the global stage.
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