Sportswoman Of The Year
Female athlete who’s a pioneer and high-achiever in her game. An athlete who had a year to remember, and stood out amongst others
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Sportswoman Of The Year
Anita Karim
Mixed Martial Arts
Known as ‘the arm collector’ Anita is no doubt a sitara
Anita is Pakistan’s first ever international female MMA fighter
She has won multiple national and international level bouts and she is a top talent!
In 2019, she was victorious at the One Warrior Series.
In 2020, Anita KarimAnita defeated Estonia's Marie Ruumet via unanimous decision and improved her professional record to (2-1). 
Sportswoman Of The Year
Bismah Maroof
Cricket
Bismah scored most runs for Pakistan in 2019-2020 with an average of over 40+ in T20Is.
In 2019, she scored most runs for Pakistan and was the 3rd most runs getter in T20I cricket with 4 fifties to her credit and an average of 41.
In 2019, she became the only Pakistani women cricketer to score 2000 T20I runs.
She is currently the leading runs scorer for Pakistan combined in T20Is and ODIs.
In 2019, Bismah was player of the series also won 2 player of the match awards in the 3 match series when bangladesh women toured Pakistan. 
Sportswoman Of The Year
Kulsoom Hazara
Karate
Born in Quetta, Kulsoom has given Pakistanis a lot to cheer about.
At the South Asian games in 2019, the Karate player helped register a Gold medal for Pakistan.
At the same tournament, she also won a Silver medal for the nation.
All in all, she is a 3 times South Asian games Gold medalist. 
Sportswoman Of The Year
Mahoor Shahzad
Badminton
Who doesn’t love a game of badminton? Mahoor Shahzad is one who certainly does! The 23 year old won a Gold medal at the International Series 2019 continuing her good form in the sport. It was the only Gold medal by a Pakistani athlete in the tournament showing she is a stand out athlete, and one who must be appreciated.
In 2020, Mahoor won a silver at women's double Kenya internationals as well as a bronze in women's doubles in Uganda internationals.
Mahoor also won 2 Gold a silver medal at the recent National Games and a bronze at the recent South Asian Games.
The 24 year old has previously competed at the 2018 Commonwealth games. In the BWF International challenge series, all in all she has been crowned champion twice, and runner up three times. What a champion! 
Sportswoman Of The Year
Najma Parveen
Athletics
A representative of the 2016 Rio Olympics team, Najma continued her outstanding form as a sprinter where she set a 200metre record in 23.86 seconds at the 33rd national games. Not only this, she finished with a total of 6 Gold medals showing it wasn’t just a flash in the pan. At the recent South Asian Games Najma won a total of 4 medals Najma has serious pedigree when it comes to sprinting and is definitely a hero of our nation 
Sportswoman Of The Year
Nargis Hazara
Karate
A Pakistani Karate Sitara from Quetta who has won several titles for the nation
Won a Gold medal and two Silver medals for Pakistan at the South Asian Games 2019.
Nargis bagged 3 Gold medals at 33rd National Games Peshawar and also won 3 Gold medals at National Karate championship 2019.
Became the first Pakistani medalist at the Asian Games in Jakarta
Achieved a Gold medal at the South Asian Championships in Sri Lanka 
Sportswoman Of The Year
Nida Dar
Cricket
Nida Dar is one of the best women Cricketers of Pakistan and world
In 2019, Nida scored the 2nd fastest T20I fifty in women's Cricket history and was awarded as Player of the series against South Africa
In 2019, she became the first ever Pakistani cricketer to be selected in the WBBL
She took 13 wickets for the Sydney Thunder in the WBBL
Because of her wonderful all-round performances Nida made it to the ICC women's T20I team of the year 2019 
Sportswoman Of The Year
Rabia Shahzad
Power Lifter
A girl defying all odds and no doubt a star from Pakistan
Rabia is a weight-lifter with serious pedigree and achievements
In 2020, she won a Gold medal at Glasgow Open Classic Weightlifting Championship.
In 2019, she made Pakistan proud by winning a Gold medal at the Hampshire Weightlifting tournament
She also won a Silver medal at the Welsh Open Weightlifting Championship 2019 
Sportswoman Of The Year
Salma Marwat Khan
Motorsports
Salma Marwat Khan is Jeep Rally Racer.
The 4x4 racer became the fastest female racer in Pakistan after winning the first Chakwal 4x4 off road rally race challenge. Her efforts and talent in this sport will be an inspiration for many to come in future years. The superstar completed her track in 22:09:40 seconds. Salma has previously won the Sarfaranga Rally in 2018. And in 2019, she won the Hub Rally, Indus Water Cross and the Chakwal rally in which capped off a great year for the 4x4 racer. in 2020, Salma Won Thal desert rally
Sports Fan of the year
What would sports be without fans? Sports would cease to exist would no fans exist, and in Pakistan we have some of the most passionate fans in the World, but who is number 1?
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Sports Fan of the year
Abdul Ahad Nasir
Sports Fan of the year
Dennis Does Cricket
Sports Fan of the year
Dictator The Fan
Sports Fan of the year
Momin Saqib
Sports Fan of the year
Mr.Pakistan
Sports Fan of the year
Rizla Rehan
Sports Fan of the year
Sarim Akhter
Female Emerging Star of the year
Who doesn't like to see a future star on the come up? Someone you earmark greatness for in future. Vote for your emerging star of the year
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Female Emerging Star of the year
Amna Fayyaz
Squash
Amna is a squash player from Pakistan. The 17 year old from Rawalpindi won the Pakistan squash circuit I professional tournament. At such a young age she proved she has the talent and ability to reach the top level should she continue to progress at the rate she is and this tournament triumph certainly won’t be the last tournament she will be victorious in
Female Emerging Star of the year
Aroob Shah
Cricketer
A leg-spinner is always exciting, but a 16 year old leg-spinner takes the cake, and that’s what we have with Aroob Shah. Aroob debuted for Pakistan against Bangladesh and impressed immediately with her skill and guile showing she’s one for the future. The control she had over her leg-spin indicated she was someone with tremendous experience, yet at 16 years of age, this certainly isn’t the case. In 2020 Aroob Became the Youngest to Play Women's T20 World Cup. 
Female Emerging Star of the year
Ayesha Ayyaz
Taekwondo
You won’t get more emerging than a 9 year old, and that’s exactly what we have with Ayesha Ayyaz who is Pakistan’s youngest taekwondo star. The super talented athlete won bronze at an international event, and is hoping to represent Pakistan at future Olympics. At only 8 years of age, she has proved she is someone with immense skill and ability. Ayesha also most recently won Gold at an event in Dubai. She holds the distinction of being the youngest Pakistani female athlete to win a Gold medal in the sport
Female Emerging Star of the year
Haniya Minhas
Tennis
A 10 years old future star and one destined for greatness.
Haniya competes in Tennis and she has thus far displayed the characteristics of a future superstar.
in 2020, Haniya won +50 proessional tournaments.
In 2019, she had an amazing year where she was victorious at the National Bank Pakistan National u10 and u14 tournaments.
Not only that, she also competed in boys tournaments and was victorious there! She won the Rafum Group Punjab u12 Boys and u10 Boys tournaments. 
Female Emerging Star of the year
Mallak Faisal
figure skater
At only 12 years of age, Mallak Faisal is no doubt one for the future. But not only for the future, she is performing brilliantly now! In Austria, she won first place in Figure Skating and is currently Pakistan’s only figure skating athlete. Mallak carries the mantle of Pakistani figure skating and she is one who seems to be taking the pressure extremely well 
Female Emerging Star of the year
Saahib e Asra
Athletics
Sahib e Asra is a 23 years old Faisalabad girl, who is the fastest female athlete of Pakistan.
In the recent South Asian Games, she claimed 1 Silver and two Bronze medals.
She bagged 2 Gold and 3 silver medals in National games 2019.
She became the fastest woman of Pakistan in 2018.
Asra won 5 Gold medals at National championship Islamabad 
Female Emerging Star of the year
Selena Khawaja
Mountaineer
You don’t get more emerging than this. Selena Khawaja is a 10 year old girl who climbs mountains. She holds a World record of becoming the youngest person to peak a 7000m mountain, and Pakistan couldn’t be more prouder! We are relatively sure she will continue to break such records as she gets older 
Female Emerging Star of the year
Suha Hirani
Football
Karachi born Suha Hirani is a football player who plays the centre midfield position. She represents Karachi United’s, and for them she was named the ‘most valuable player’ at the 12th National Women’s championship highlighting her talent and ability. Soha was awarded the Shayla Baloch most valuable player award and for her to be winning such awards so young in her career bodes well for the future
Sportsman Of The Year
Male athlete who’s a pioneer and high achiever in his game who showed immense dedication and commitment to his craft. An athlete who brought glory to the nation through his sporting achievements
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Sportsman Of The Year
Arshad Nadeem
Athletics
The Khaneweal born javelin thrower is yet another Pakistani athlete making Pakistan proud at the top level. The 23 year old was the sole representative from Pakistan at the 2019 World Athletics Championships, and here he achieved a personal best of and national record of 81.52m. Arshad had a similar 2018 where he at the time set a personal best of 80.45m at the Commonwealth games in Australia. Just a few months after this, he beat his personal best once again registering a throw at 80.75 indicating he is a hard worker, and someone who is improving all the time. This took place at the Asian games which were held in Indonesia and Arshad finished with the Bronze medal 
Sportsman Of The Year
Babar Azam
Cricket
The Lahore born cricketer is the current poster-boy of Pakistan cricket. And it’s not hard to see why. At only 25 years of age, he has carried the mantle of Pakistani batting in exemplary fashion. He finished as Pakistan’s leading run scorer in the 2019 World Cup, aided by a fantastic match-winning century against New Zealand in which he brands as his ‘best innings’. The 25 year old was subsequently named in the ‘team of the World cup’ for his outstanding show at the tournament. Similarly, Babar held the record of number 1 T20 batsman throughout the year 
Sportsman Of The Year
Falcon Muhammad Waseem
Boxing
Falcon Waseem is the top boxer of Pakistan and has shown the world whenever he got into the ring.
In 2019 Falcon won his 10th professional fight and defeated three times former world champion of Mexico.
In 2020, Playing his first ever professional fight at the home soil Falcon Waseem defeated a very strong opponent Jenny boy Boca.
Falcon has wonderful record of 11-1 with 8 knock outs and is a challenger of world title fight.
Will you nominate him as a Sportsman of the year? 
Sportsman Of The Year
Mohammed Asif
Snooker
Not to be confused with his namesake, Mohammad Asif is a masterful snooker player and his success over the past few years is testament to that. As of now, he has won two World titles for Pakistan, and one most recently against the Philippines. He is the current ISBF World champion. His first World title however came in 2012, when he defeated England’s Gary Wilson. To win World titles 7 years apart shows he has immense level of ability to keep his skill level up to scratch for such a long period. One year prior to his latest World title, Muhammad Asif coupled with Babar Masih won the Asian Team Snooker championship defeating India 
Sportsman Of The Year
Saadi Abbas
Karate
Saadi Abbas too is a top level athlete. The 32 year old competes in karate and has found tons of success, especially most recently when he won Gold at the South Asian games. Saadi, who is the captain of the Pakistan karate team became the first ever Asian champion in the entire South Asian region, which displays he is an extremely talented athlete. At the US open karate championship, Saadi won Gold, and he repeated this feat at the 2013 Montreal Commonwealth karate championships. The Lyari born karate artist has his eyes set on the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as his next challenge, and if he continues his form, this is something we definitely feel he will conquer 
Sportsman Of The Year
Shah Hussain Shah
Judo
Shah Hussain Shah is a Pakistani judo Star and is the son of former Pakistani Olympic boxer, Hussain Shah.
He competes in the men's 100 kg division.
In 2019, Shah won a Gold medal at South Asian Games in Kathmandu.
He is also the first Judoka from Pakistan to qualify in the Olympic Games.
Shah Hussain received the honour to bear the Pakistani flag at Rio Olympics in 2016. 
Sportsman Of The Year
Uloomi Karim
Mixed Martial Arts
Uloomi Karim is Pakistan’s Pro MMA fighter.
In 2020 January Uloomi fought in the Muay Thai championship and won the belt.
He is the first ever Pakistani to win a championship belt outside Pakistan.
In 2019, he was signed by Fairtex Training Centre in Thailand.
Male Emerging Star of the year
Nothing excites you more in sport than seeing a young and upcoming player show glimpses of their talent, in whatever sport it is. Vote for your emerging star of the year
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Male Emerging Star of the year
Ahsan Ramzan
Snooker
Snooker king! Or Prince for now? An emerging star always gets you excited and Ahsan Ramzan is one we are very excited about. Currently, at the same time, Ahsan holds the title as the u-16 national champion. In addition to holding this title, he also holds the title of u-18 national champion simultaneously highlighting how much of a star he is set to be! Ahsan won the 5th Jubilee Insurance National Junior under 18 Championship which took place at the Pakistan Sports Complex Hall. At the same venue, he claimed his under 16 title. 
Male Emerging Star of the year
Haider Ali
Cricketer
A 20 year old batsman born in Attock, and someone sports fans will hear a lot of for years to come.
In 2020, Haider became the first Pakistani cricketer to score a fifty on T20I debut.
He also became the youngest batsman to score a 50 in the PSL.
In the recent PSL, he averaged 27 at a massive strike rate of 158 with 14 sixes 
Male Emerging Star of the year
Hamza Khan
Squash
Pakistan is notorious for the game of squash. They have produced some of the greatest squash players, and Hamza Khan is well on his way to becoming one of them if he continues his form. The 14 year old won the British Junior open squash championship which was held in Birmingham, England. His victory in this tournament, meant Pakistan were finally champions after an absence of almost 8 years. The future star is currently on a 6 game winning streak 
Male Emerging Star of the year
Huzzaifa Ibrahim
Squash
Huzzaifa Ibrahim is a name to remember for the future. At only 14 years of age, he displayed his talents and skills. The upcoming star won the US Junior Open under 15 title showing he is one to definitely keep an eye on. In addition to this, Huzzaifa also was victorious in the Texas Junior Gold open squash championship. The youngster defeated an Indian opponent in the all-important final showing he is one who rises to the big occasion 
Male Emerging Star of the year
Irfan Ahmad
Mixed Martial Arts
The Gorilla as he is called is a budding superstar of Pakistan sport. His current professional record reads 2-0 after winning his first two bouts. His first professional win came against a Nepalese opponent named Sandeep in which our very own Irfan won by submission. Aside from his short professional career, Irfan was also undefeated in national events within Pakistan. The super talented fighter represented Pakistan in Amateur World championships in Bahrain and has always been earmarked for greatness 
Male Emerging Star of the year
Naseem Shah
Cricketer
At such a young age, Naseem has made headlines worldwide for his talents
The ultra-quick pace man seems to be a once in a lifetime talent with ball in hand
Last year, he made his international debut at only 16 years of age against Australia
In late 2019, he took a 5 wicket haul against Sri Lanka in only his third ever game
Naseem became the youngest bowler in the history of Test cricket to claim a hat-trick. He is also the first bowler from Pakistan to take a Test hat-trick since Mohammad Sami bagged one 18 years ago. 
Male Emerging Star of the year
Usman Wazir
Boxing
21 years old Usman is also known as the Asian boy.
Usman made his professional boxing debut last year by winning the under-card fight against Moroccan counterpart Brahim Oubenais by majority decision.
He once again packed a punch for Pakistan by winning his second professional fight convincingly ripping off his Thai counterpart at World Ranking Event (2019) in Manila, Philippines.
In 2020, Usman "The Asian boy" Wazeer claimed the ABF welterweight title by knocking out an Indonesian boxer Boida Bulldozer at first ever professional boxing event in Pakistan.
Couple of weeks ago Usman defended the same title and is undefeated ABF welterweight champion, with this victory he has also qualified for the youth world title fight set be held in 2021.
Usman is the only boxer from Pakistan to have qualified for World youth fight.
Sports Show Host of the year
The first person you see to welcome you to the show. Vote for your best TV host for a sports show/session.
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Sports Show Host of the year
Abdul Ghaffar
Dawn
Abdul Ghaffar Is one of the leading sports anchor in Pakistan.
He is the head of Sports Desk at Dawn News.
In 2019 and 2020 he did an amazing job at his show REPLAY where he invited various athletes and highlighted their performances and discussed their issues.
He also has a YouTube channel where he keeps posting about the Pakistani sports quite consistently.
In 2020, Sports Journalists Association of Sindh awarded him with the Best Sports Anchor Award. 
Sports Show Host of the year
Danish Anis
Geo News
When it comes to sports shows and talks, Danish Anis is a known face indeed.
Danish is currently working as an anchor and analyst at Geo TV.
His show ‘PSL talk’ on Geo was quite a highlight during the last season of PSL in 2020.
Danish invited former cricketers and experts for a nonpareil analysis of the league. 
Sports Show Host of the year
Haider Azhar
Geo Super
If you are a cricket fan then you would definitely have seen him in Multan Sultans dugout during the PSL.
But apart from that Haider Azhar is also a sports anchor and analyst.
Haider hosts a show named TCL sports lounge at Geo sports which is viewed by many.
His discussion on sports and analysis of the game is applauded by the audience, who praises him on social media every now and then. 
Sports Show Host of the year
Mirza Iqbal Baig
Express News
Mirza Iqbal Baig is well known sports anchor, journalist and analyst.
Mirza has heaps of experience working in the media sector debating on sports.
His show Sports Page on Express News is loved by the public and thus has a huge audience.
Baig is regarded for his unique style and extensive knowledge of the game. 
Sports Show Host of the year
Najeeb ul Hasnain
ARY news
A Pakistani TV host and anchor and a top one at that
Faizan has hosted many shows included B Sports and Jubilee Life Insurance
He regularly conducts his work with the Quetta Gladiators in the PSL
He is also extremely active on social media offering his views on sport, and in particular cricket
Sports Show Host of the year
Sawera Pasha
Ptv Sports
Sawera Pasha is quite a familiar face when it comes to Pakistan sports.
In 2020, she has been seen delivering her best during the Quaid e Azam trophy, National T20 Cup & other major tournaments.
Apart from her on field brilliance, Sawera is also quite busy discussing sports on her social media platforms.
Her YouTube channel comprises over 100K subscribers, or we say sports lovers.
Sports Journalist of the year
Journalists have an important role to play in promotion of sports. In this category we have journalists who are dedicated to support all the sports and empower athletes without any bias or agenda
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Sports Journalist of the year
Faizan Lakhani
Geo News
Any sports loving person in Pakistan will have probably heard of @lakahnifaizan. His sporting acumen is second to none, and he is widely regarded as one of Pakistan’s finest sports journalists.
Writing for @geonewsdottv, Faizan is an experienced sports journalist who covers all sports with equal attention. But it is his passion for his work which really shines through. It is clearly evident that Faizan is a true fan of sport at heart.
Last year, he was instrumental in securing exclusive interviews with key sporting individuals. Similarly, he covered the @cricketworldcup in England, and provided amazing coverage to sports fans.
He is also extremely active on social media where he often breaks the latest news in regards to Pakistani sport. Will Faizan be your Sports Journalist Of The Year nominee? 
Sports Journalist of the year
Natasha Raheel
Express Tribune
One of the country’s leading sports journalist
Natasha writes articles for the Express Tribune, and the articles are published regularly
She covers a wide range of sports making her a versatile journalist
In 2019 and 2020, she wrote multiple articles covering major key sporting events and happenings through the nation
Sports Journalist of the year
Shahid Hashmi
ARY news
A well respected senior sports journalist from Karachi
Shahid covers sport for ARY TV and other organizations such as Scoreline
The journalist covers a variety of sports, but mainly focuses on cricket
In 2019, he provided top coverage of the PSL and the Cricket World Cup
Sports Journalist of the year
Sohail Imran
GEO Lahore
Sohail Imran is the sports correspondent for Geo TV
In 2019, Sohail covered the PSL with top level coverage providing consumers with regular content
The experienced journalist has covered sport for numerous years
Not only does he focus on mainstream sports such as cricket, Sohail has covered a variety of sports including Karate and Javelin throwing
Sports Journalist of the year
Waheed khan
Commentator of the year
Without good commentary, any sports broadcast will become void highlighting the importance of commentators. In this category, we will have commentators who continue to add excitement to Pakistan sports with their voice.
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Commentator of the year
Bazid Khan
Cricket
Bazid Khan is a former international cricketer, and a well renowned cricket commentator
Bazid did an amazing job as an analyst and commentator in the recent cricket world cup.
He made his name through commentating on all of the PSL editions and International fixtures of Pakistan Cricket Team to date.
He has recently been seen commentating in National T20 Cup, One Day Cup and Quaid e Azam trophy.
Bazid made his commentary debut in 2013 in a series which Pakistan played in the UAE 
Commentator of the year
Fakhar e Alam
Cricket
A multi-tasker and a multi-talented individual from Pakistan
He has tried his hand at almost everything, and found success in most!
Fakhar is an award winning film actor, show host, pilot and singer
His energy is uplifting and it is visible during all PSL editions thus far 
Commentator of the year
Sikander Bakht
Cricket
He knows how to play the game with his vocals, he is Sikandar Bakht.
His style of commentary is a complete statement of elegance and eloquence.
He is currently doing a brilliant job as presenter and commentator in the Quaid e Azam trophy 2020.
He also dictated the game from the com-box in National T20 cup 2020. 
Commentator of the year
Tariq saeed
Cricket
When it comes to Urdu commentary, you won’t find many better than Tariq Saeed. Pakistan Urdu cricket commentary isn’t complete without Tariq Saeed. His exemplary use of the language coupled with strong cricketing knowledge makes for a great spectacle. Tariq Saeed has been doing commentary during 2019 and 2020 domestic Tournaments also in PSL and especially his Urdu commentary Kabaddi World cup was amazing to listen.
Team of the year
Team in any sports from Pakistan, and a team that provided the country a reason to cheer throughout the year
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Team of the year
Central Punjab Cricket Team
Cricket
Central Punjab cricket team is a first-class cricket team of Pakistan.
A balanced squad of attacking bowlers, quality batsmen and agile fielders they are a solid unit.
Central Punjab won the Quaid e Azam trophy in 2019 showcasing a significant impact of their strength.
In QEA 2020, the team struggled a bit in the initial games but they made a fantastic comeback and played the final of the tournament resulting in a tie
Team of the year
Karachi Kings
Cricket
Karachi Kings is a franchise team of PSL which has a huge fan base.
In 2020, Kings won the 5th edition of Pakistan Super League.
Under the leadership of Imad Wasim, Kings displayed a marvellous show of competitive cricket throughout the season.
They managed a success rate of 58.3% which is certainly appreciable. 
Team of the year
Pakistan Kabaddi Team
Kabaddi
The Pakistan kabaddi team created history by becoming World champions for the very first time, and that too at home. During the halfway interval, the team were on the back-foot, however, made a great comeback to claim the title 
Team of the year
Pakistan Snooker Team
Snooker
The Pakistan Snooker team, Bilal and Asjad were victorious in the World Snooker Championship defeating India in the final, bringing Pakistan another World title in the process 
Team of the year
Sindh U19 Cricket Team
Cricket
Youth combined with passion, Sindh U-19 cricket team is a perfect squad.
The U-19 stars won both the National One Day and Three Day tournaments in 2019 & 2020.
This is such an amazing accomplishment winning both of the major U19 tournaments of Pakistan cricket for two calendar years consecutively.
Victorious Sindh U-19 cricketers were rewarded by the Sindh Government in an event held in December.
Coach Of The Year
Best coach under whom a team or athlete flourished. A coach which had the right tactics and game plan right throughout
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Coach Of The Year
Muhammad Masroor
Cricket
A former professional cricketer himself, Mohammad Masroor progressed into coaching
He is widely recognized as one of the finest coaches in Pakistan
In 2019, he coached Sindh u-19 to become 3 day and one day champions
Masroor has previously worked with the Karachi Kings and Pakistan u-19
Coach Of The Year
Muhammad Waseem
Cricket
A former test cricketer from Pakistan turned professional coach and a successful one at that
Waseem coached the Northern team to national T20 triumph
Similarly, he coached the same Northern team to the final of the 4-day competition
Has also worked with the Multan Sultans in 2018 as an assistant coach 
Coach Of The Year
Sinsei Ghulam Ali
Karate
Pakistan’s ace Karate coach, and the man to go to if you want to become a Karate star
Head coach of Nargis Hazara, Shahida Abbasi and many others who won medals for Pakistan at the 2019 South Asian Games
Trains over 400+ students at his coaching academy
Hast trained 80+ black belt Karate students 
Coach Of The Year
Tahir Waheed Jutt
Kabaddi
The Pakistan kabaddi team triumphed in what was a fantastic event for the nation. The kabaddi team members received recognition for their efforts, but sadly the coach of that team went under the radar. The coach was Tahir Waheed Jutt who put in tremendous effort to get the team to where it is today 
Coach Of The Year
Tanveer Ahmad
Football Coach
Tanveer Ahmad is a former Captain and current coach of Pakistan Football Team.
Tanveer is also coach of Pakistan WAPDA Men/Women Football Team.
In 2020, WAPDA won national challenge cup under his coaching.
Tanveer is also Brand Ambassador for Football , USL (University Super League 2020).
Special Abilities Sportsperson
Differently-abled, but a high-achiever in their game and someone who defies the odds through hard work and dedication
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Special Abilities Sportsperson
Ammar Shahid
Special Olympics
The special Olympics 2019 was a fruitful one for Pakistan. They won Gold in various sports and Ammar Shahid was one who contributed to that list. Ammar won Gold in the high jump category 
Special Abilities Sportsperson
Asif Abbasi
Special Abilities Sportsperson
Farzana Rehmat
Special Abilities Sportsperson
Haider Ali
Para Athletics
An all-round Pakistani para athlete and and someone the nation should be proud of
In 2019, he won Silver at the World Para Athletics Championship in discus
Created history at the 2008 Paralympics becoming first Pakistani to win a medal
At the Asian Games in 2010, he won a Gold medal in long jump
Special Abilities Sportsperson
Imran Arif
Sports Icon Of The Year (Male)
An icon is someone who's impact is more than just on the field. Someone who is a star on the field, but equally a star off it. A role model, and someone who has done good for sport and other things related to Pakistan
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Sports Icon Of The Year (Male)
Aleem Dar
Cricket
Aleem Dar is someone who does not need an introduction.
Aleem Dar is the first Pakistani to be a member of the Elite Panel of ICC Umpires.
The veteran holds the record of officiating in the most number of ODI and Test matches.
The Government of Pakistan honored him with the President's Award for Pride of 
Sports Icon Of The Year (Male)
Jansher Khan
Squash
Jansher Khan is a former World No. 1 professional Pakistani squash player.
The legend won the World Open a record eight times, and the British Open six times.
He has been awarded with a number of accolades including Pride of Performance, Sitara-i-Imtiaz and Hilal-e-Imtiaz by the Government of Pakistan.
Jansher Khan also won Pakistan Open six times and World Super Series on four occasions. 
Sports Icon Of The Year (Male)
Mirza Ali Baig
Mountaineering
Mirza Ali baig became the first Pakistani man to complete seven summits. The mountaineer doesn’t want to stop there, as he intends to achieve the title of ‘Grand Slam Explorer”
A Gilgit born champion mountaineer who has achieved tremendous success
The first ever Pakistani man to summit all 7 highest peaks in 7 continents
Mirza is a professional tourism expert and has made many documentaries about extreme sports in Pakistan
Last 12 months was a special period of time for him as he climbed Mount Everest 
Sports Icon Of The Year (Male)
Salman Akbar
Hockey
Salman Akbar is a Former Captain and Goalkeeper of the Pakistan Men's Hockey Team.
The veteran of the game has played 230 games and has represented Pakistan in the 2004 and 2008 Olympics.
Akbar was a part of the gold medal winning team at the Asian Games in Guangzhou. 
Sports Icon Of The Year (Male)
Umar Gull
Cricket
Umar Gul, also known as Gul-dozer is one of the top tier bowlers Pakistan cricket has seen in the past few decades.
Gul is widely known for his deadly toe crushing yorkers.
He won the Twenty20 International Performance of the Year award in 2013.
He bowled some exceptional spells like 5-6 vs New Zealand & South Africa and 4-8 against Australia.
Most Stylish Athlete Of The Year Award
Style, swag and class. An athlete isn't all about the field these days. It's also what they do off the field, and good they look. Pakistan is full of stylish people. But who is the most stylish athlete in the nation?
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Most Stylish Athlete Of The Year Award
Hajra Khan
Football
She is a 26 year old professional football player from Karachi, and one the nation looks up to
Hajra is the current captain of the Pakistan national football team
In 2019 Hajra achieved a World record of playing the longest football match ever at 3.30 hours
In 2020, Hajra Performed really well as women's army football team won the nationa women's championship
Hajra debuted as a professional footballer aged 14, and scored 9 goals in only 3 games
Most Stylish Athlete Of The Year Award
Salma Marwat Khan
Motorsports
In Salma Marwat, Pakistan has an extremely talented sportswoman
She has won multiple tournaments as a professional rally racer
Aside from her work, she is as equally impressive when it comes to style and class
Salma regularly posts pictures of herself on social media wearing the most trendy outfits
ESports Gamer of the year
Gaming is on the rise. And Pakistan is blessed to have some fantastic gamers. Vote for your number one gamer in Pakistan?
SHOW NOMINEES VOTED
ESports Gamer of the year
Awais Honey
Esports Gaming
Another Tekken gamer who has made Pakistan proud at the international level
In 2019, he won his first ever Tekken championship at the FV cup
He defeated an opponent named ‘knee’ who at the time was the number 1 ranked Tekken player
His victory at the FV cup was reportedly the first major he ever attended outside Pakistan 
ESports Gamer of the year
Bilal Ilyas
Esports Gaming
Bilal Ilyas is a Tekken 7 player & one of the stalwarts of the Pakistani Tekken community and a mentor to many young players.
Last year he won the LCQ (Last Chance Qualifier) which is one of the most difficult tournaments on the Tekken World Tour.
Bilal finished on 13th place at the Tekken World Tour Finals in 2019. 
ESports Gamer of the year
Heera Malik
Esports Gaming
Yet another Pakistani making the nation proud with his extraordinary skills
Heera is a gamer, and one who has taken the Tekken world by storm
Last year, he had a golden time participating in multiple tournaments
He won 2nd place at the Insomnia Dubai tournament, as well as the RoxnRoll Dubai tournament
Sports Icon Of The Year (Female)
An icon is someone who's impact is more than just on the field. Someone who is a star on the field, but equally a star off it. A role model, and someone who has done good for sport and other things related to Pakistan
SHOW NOMINEES VOTED
Sports Icon Of The Year (Female)
Kiran Khan
Swimming
An icon is more than just an athlete. They are someone who inspires the next generation and in Kiran Khan, she fits that description perfectly. Kiran, an Olympian was one of the first international swimmers from Pakistan and she has since gone on to inspire a whole lot of Pakistani swimmers 
Sports Icon Of The Year (Female)
Malika Noor
Football
Malika-e-Noor is a Pakistani football player and is also the vice-captain of Pakistan women’s national football team.
She plays as a defender for the Pakistan Army football team and as a midfielder for the national team.
Malika scored the 89th-minute winning goal from the penalty spot in Pakistan's first competitive victory, at the 2010 SAFF Women's Championship.
Pakistan Army won the National women football championship under her captaincy in 2020.
She was declared the Best women football player of 2014. 
Sports Icon Of The Year (Female)
Maria ToorPakai Wazeer
Squash
Maria Toorpakai Wazir is a professional Pakistani squash player.
In order to participate in competetive sports, Maria dressed like a boy for first 16 years of her life.
She was ranked as Pakistan's top female squash player till 2012.
Maria was awarded Salaam Pakistan Award by the President of Pakistan in 2007.
In October 2012 she won the first annual ‘Voice of Hope’ Award from Canadian First Lady Laureen Harper. 
Sports Icon Of The Year (Female)
Palwasha Bashir
Badminton
A two time Commonwealth games representative from Pakistan, Palwasha Bashir has represented Pakistan at the national and international level and has had immense success. The badminton player plays both single and doubles games, and has found success in both 
Sports Icon Of The Year (Female)
Shabana Akhtar
Athletics
Pakistan’s 1st female Olympian.
Shabana won 8 Gold medals in one day in National games which is a record.
She has grabbed 2 Gold and 7 silver medals in the South Asian Games.
Apart from this she is also a 60 times national champion. 
