commonwealthgames2014

Coach believes Glasgow experience will help athletes in Asian Games.

The players can not do much when officials at the helm do not even care about country’s participation at major events.

Manager says facilities in Pakistan are next to nothing.

Contingent saves face with medals in wrestling, boxing and judo.

Australia, who will host the next Games in 2018, finished on a total of 137 with 49 gold.

Indian Olympic Association secretary general Rajeev Mehta was arrested over an alleged incident in Glasgow on Saturday

Female badminton player becomes first Canadian to achieve feat.

27-year-old sprinter delivers programme-ending 4x100m relay gold.

Squash mixed doubles duo upsets Pilley, Brown to reach final.

Waseem lost to Australia's Moloney in the final bout; in statement on Facebook the boxer apologises to the nation

Sets up final clash with Australia’s Molongey in men’s fly 52kg event .

Chika Amalaha had won gold in the women's 53kg category on July 25.

Waseem will now face Australia’s Andrew Moloney in the final on Saturday.

Pakistan squad gives mix results on day four in Glasgow.

21-year Shah Hussain Shah lose to his British rival Euan Burton in the final .

No medals yet in sight for Pakistan after day three.

Shah Hussain Shah lost to Scotland's Euan Burton in the men's 100kg judo competition.

Kiran Khan finished 25th out of 26 contenders in the women’s 100m backstroke heat swimming event.

Wiggins bows out of Commonwealth Games with silver in cycling.

Pakistan swimmers got off to a good start while the country’s lawn bowls’ trio witnessed contrasting fortunes.

Scottish city’s council leader invites athletes to ‘friendly’ locality.

62-member contingent headed for Glasgow to play July 23 to August 3.

Athletes will be competing in badminton, boxing, gymnastics, shooting, table tennis,weightlifting & wrestling

2010 CW gold medallists Hussain, Inam rue lack of international practice.

Wrestlers Azhar Hussain and Muhammad Inam say their six week camp is insufficient, need more international exposure.

Pakistan will compete in badminton, boxing, gymnastics, shooting, swimming, table tennis, weightlifting and wrestling.

The competition, which will be staged in Glasgow, starts on July 24 and concludes on August 3.