Afghan cyclist who escaped Taliban wins Asian Games silver medal
Fariba Hashimi, who used to disguise herself as a man to train in Afghanistan, finishes second in women's road race.
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Fariba Hashimi, who used to disguise herself as a man to train in Afghanistan, finishes second in women's road race.
Open original →DUBAI: Luigi Di Biagio, coach of the Saudi Arabia U-23 team national team, has expressed satisfaction with the result after a 2-0 Group D victory over Qatar secured qualification for the second round of the football competition at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya 2026.
Open original →Eumir Marcial is skipping this Asian Games edition owing to the 'tight timeline' that requires him to promptly fly to Nagoya, Japan, from San Diego, United States, where he scored a third-round knockout win over Omar Ulises Huerta
Open original →Erisa Sano Herring chose to represent Japan over Canada at age 18.
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