After Talha Talib, Mahur Shehzad, Gulfam Joseph and Haseeb Tariq at the Tokyo Olympics, another Pakistani athlete has been knocked out of the mega event.
On Thursday, Pakistani judoka Shah Hussain Shah competed against Egypt's Darwish Ramadan in the minus 100kg category, but lost his first fight.
Egypt's world number 13 Darwish Ramadhan knocked out Pakistan's Shah Hussain Shah in the first round and made it to the next round.
Shah Hussain Shah was competing in the second Olympics, having previously represented Pakistan at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Pakistani judokas lost to Ukraine in the second round.
According to local media, after losing the match, Shah Hussain Shah said that he did not get proper facilities to prepare for the mega event.
Before Shah Hussain Shah, five out of 10 Pakistani athletes participating in the Tokyo Olympics have been eliminated from the biggest sporting event without winning a medal.
Talha Talib was representing Pakistan in weightlifting, Mahur Shehzad badminton, Gulfam Joseph shooting and Haseeb Tariq swimming.
Although Talha Talib did not win any medal in the 67kg weightlifting category, she was highly praised and encouraged by the Pakistani people for finishing fifth and striving for the medal.
Earlier, Pakistani weightlifter Talha Talib had also said that she did not have the resources to prepare for the Olympics due to which she could not train as expected.
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