How Many Olympic Medals Does Pakistan Have & Who Are The Medal Winners? In Pics

Arshad Nadeem secured Pakistan’s first-ever individual Olympic gold in javelin throw, with a record-breaking 92.97m at the Paris 2024 Olympics, marking a new era in Pakistani athletics.

Before Nadeem’s victory, all three of Pakistan's Olympic gold medals were won in men's field hockey, showcasing the country’s dominance in the sport during the 1960s and 1980s.

Muhammad Bashir’s bronze in wrestling at the 1960 Rome Olympics was a significant milestone, making him the first Pakistani athlete to win an individual Olympic medal.

Pakistan’s silver in men’s field hockey at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics was their first Olympic medal, setting the stage for their future successes in the sport.

Hussain Shah's bronze in boxing at the 1988 Seoul Olympics remains Pakistan's only Olympic boxing medal, highlighting his remarkable achievement in the sport.

Pakistan claimed their first Olympic gold at the 1960 Rome Games in men’s field hockey, defeating India and breaking their long-standing dominance in the sport.

Pakistan's consistency in field hockey was evident with silver medals at both the 1964 Tokyo and 1972 Munich Olympics, underlining their global competitiveness.

The 1976 Montreal Olympics saw Pakistan earning a bronze in men’s field hockey, maintaining their strong Olympic presence despite fierce competition.

Pakistan’s gold medal in men’s field hockey at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics was their last in the sport, sealing their legacy as a hockey powerhouse.

Pakistan’s bronze in men’s field hockey at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics marked the end of an era, as they have not medaled in the sport since then.