Haider Ali, Pakistan’s Only Para-Athlete Competing at Paris Paralympics 2024, Wins Bronze Medal in Men’s Discus Throw F37 Event
The para-athlete secured a podium finish, his fourth at the Paralympic Games as he won bronze in the event. Haider Ali made his Paralympics debut in 2008 and has won all three medals--gold, silver and bronze at the Paralympic Games.
Haider Ali, Pakistan's only para-athlete competing at the Paris Paralympics 2024, has won the bronze medal in the Men's Discus Throw F37 event on September 6. The para-athlete achieved this feat with a 52.54m throw and this bronze was his fourth medal at the Paralympic Games. Ali had won the gold medal in this event at the Tokyo Paralympic Games three years ago. Interestingly, he has won all of Pakistan's medals at the Paralympic Games (four). Paris Paralympics 2024 Medal Tally Updated: Praveen Kumar Wins Sixth Gold Medal for India, China Stays on Top With 169 Medals.
Haider Ali Wins Bronze Medal in Men's Discus Throw F37
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