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    Boxer Fatima Zahra earns Pakistan’s first Commonwealth Games medal

    22febdm@gmail.comBy 22febdm@gmail.comJuly 28, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Pakistans boxer Fatima Zahra (centre) poses for a picture after winning her quarter-final against New Zealands Jordan Wilson (not pictured) in the womens boxing competition at the Commonwealth Games on July 28, 2026. — Reporter
    Pakistan’s boxer Fatima Zahra (centre) poses for a picture after winning her quarter-final against New Zealand’s Jordan Wilson (not pictured) in the women’s boxing competition at the Commonwealth Games on July 28, 2026. — Reporter 

    KARACHI: Pakistan have secured their first medal at the Commonwealth Games, with boxer Fatima Zahra guaranteeing a place on the podium after a dominant quarterfinal victory.

    Fatima Zahra advanced to the women’s 60kg boxing semifinals at the Commonwealth Games.

    Competing in the quarterfinals, Fatima outclassed New Zealand’s Jordan Wilson, claiming a unanimous 5-0 victory on points at the SEC Hall 5 in Glasgow.

    The Pakistani boxer impressed throughout the three-round contest, earning the judges’ verdict by margins of 29-28, 29-28, 30-27, 29-28 and 29-28.

    With her place in the semifinals confirmed, Fatima Zahra is now guaranteed at least a bronze medal, marking Pakistan’s first medal of the Commonwealth Games.

    She will now aim to continue her winning run and fight for a place in the final.

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