Shahzad Akmal Dogar
is one of the most dashing Pakistani kabaddi players, particularly as a raider. He belongs to Chak 528 GB, Jetiana Saloon, Samundri, Punjab Pakistan.
The family of Akmal originally were from Tehsil Tarn Taran, Amritsar, Punjab, British India. During the partition, they chose Pakistan as their new home country.
According to Akmal, kabaddi is the main sport in his village. Like his family members, he always had a keen interest in kabaddi.
Akmal was a selection from the police department of Pakistan. Ever since he burst onto the scene, he had a bright future and became familiar as ‘The Flying Horse.’
He earned his nickname due to his sheer speed. Speaking to the Desi Infotainer YouTube channel, Akmal spoke about how his name came about:
“The title came courtesy of international commentator, Tayyab Ali Gillani at the Pakistan Commissioner Cup.”
He had some fantastic performances for Pakistan at home and in India. Akmal was part of the international fixture against England, which Pakistan won 69-28.
He was also in the historic Pakistani side, which conquered the Kabaddi World Cup 2020 At the club level, he has gone on to represent Midway Kabaddi Club UK and Lahore Lions.
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