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Athletes and school teams competed in stone throwing, tug-of-war and arm wrestling at a traditional sports event in Bamyan. Organisers said the programme aimed to promote local sporting traditions among young people and school…
About 200 wrestlers from Kapisa, Parwan and Panjshir competed in Kapisa as officials assessed athletes for Central Zone competition.
Samangan finished ahead of Balkh at a one-day full-razm competition in Aybak, with 120 athletes representing ten provinces.
Fifty athletes from Takhar’s Mawara-e Kokcha districts competed in Yangi Qala, with 25 awarded prizes at the end of the local wrestling event.
Fifteen athletes earned selection to Zabul’s representative kickboxing team after a one-day WAKO competition in Qalat. The tournament turned local competition into a selection pathway, with fighters across three age categories competing for places…
Kickboxers from five Afghan provinces competed in the ninth provincial tournament hosted by Nimroz, giving athletes from western and southern Afghanistan a shared competitive platform. Organisers positioned the event around identifying emerging athletes and…
Afghanistan captain Rashid Khan has used a visit to his home province of Kandahar to take part in two private development projects, opening a 50-apartment residential complex and laying the foundation stone for a…
Ghazni won the second South-West Zone boxing championship after three days of competition involving 50 athletes from seven provinces. Maidan Wardak finished second in the tournament, which featured youth and adult divisions.
Twenty-two teams from eight Afghan provinces have begun a five-day volleyball tournament in Sharana, Paktika. Zawal Hemat defeated Academy 2–1 in the opening match.
Forty teams have entered a six-week volleyball tournament in Khost’s Spera-Yaqoubi district under the banner of community unity. Heavy rain forced the opening match between the Tani select side and Mister Zyar to finish…
Red Crescent defeated Kabul Education University 105–65 to win the five-team Kabul Basketball Cup after three days of competition.
Fifty wrestlers competed across age and weight categories at the Youth Solidarity Cup in Baraki Barak district, Logar province.
Former ASJF President Sayer Zaland addresses delegates during the opening of the federation’s Second Annual Congress in Kabul in 2017.
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