Karate

From Hunza’s icy slopes to the world stage, twin sisters Manisha and Maliha Ali are redefining strength and sisterhood

In the past 34 years, more than 20,000 athletes have been trained at the Khyber Kyokushin Karate Centre

Exclusive: The martial artist from Balochistan reflects on his pursuit of excellence and perseverance amidst obstacles

There is more to Daniel LaRusso than meets the eye, and Ralph Macchio proves that in an autobiography

Shahzaib Rind won the Karate combat after a tough battle in the United States

Pakistani athletes Kulsoom, Palwasha have broken down all barriers to prove their mettle on and off the field

Japanese martial art's bid to join the Olympics had been rejected three times, including, initially, for Tokyo 2020

Kainat Arif, Isra Waseem bagged gold medals at the international tournament

Asian Karate Anti-Doping seminar ends

Saadi tells The Express Tribune ‘Allah will take care of this, whatever He sends our way it is for the best’

Country is fourth on table with 15 medals until now

Shahida opened the account for Pakistan in the event with a gold medal in the single kata category with 42 points

Wins in -75kg category during event held in Malaysia

Farid Ahmad of Haripur in the heavy weight category won the gold medal

Pakistan’s worst-ever performance at the Asian Games calls for overhauling of federations

19-year-old Nargis from Quetta outplayed Nepal's Rita Karki 3-1 to claim bronze

Says he needs more support from government, corporate sponsors

Local and national matches to be held between clubs

Japanese consulate hosts three-day karate workshop

Three-time Asian champion defends her title once again in Colombo

Win six gold, eight silver, 11 bronze medals in South Asian Championship

20-member karate team will participate in South Asian championship

Abbas, Akhtar win silver and bronze respectively

Pakistan team remains upbeat about their chances in Baku

Katsutoshi Shiina surprised by level of support for Japanese martial arts in Karachi

Aims to become first Pakistani karateka to represent country at Games

Pakistan’s most successful karateka despondent after lack of appreciation.

15-year-old athlete hails from Quetta and competed at the kata individual event

Muhammad Jahangir was selected among eight Executive Committee members