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Muteeb Sohail Dar

Muteeb Sohail Dar was born on 1st April 1996 in Jhelum. He studied at Bahria Foundation School Jhelum and has completed his Bachelors in Doctor of Physiotherapy from University of Lahore.

Muteeb started playing badminton at the age of 6. Initially he used to play at Zila Council Badminton Club under his Father, Sohail Waheed Dar. In his early days, he showed dominance at District level. The Rawalpindi board champion clinched the title of District Championship several times in U-11, U-14 and U-16 category. 

In 2014, Muteeb moved to Lahore and started professional training under the supervision of Coach Nadeem Javed. After gaining professional assistance, he bagged a gold medal in his first provincial tournament: Punjab Youth Festival 2015.


He made his National debut in National Junior (U-19) Championship 2015, held at Karachi. He won a silver medal in Men's Doubles (with Talha Khalid), but lost in Men's singles Quarter Final. In 2017, Muteeb represented Team Punjab in Quaid-e-Azam Games and stood on the podium as the champion in Team event. 


The champion has also represented Pakistan Army on a number of occasions. However, after losing the Men's Singles 1st Round in All Pakistan Ranking tournament 2017 at Peshawar, he took the decision of resigning as Army's representative; he thought he wasn't capable of representing such a prestigious department. However, Muteeb's passion and willpower rose even higher, and he worked hard to recover from this defeat, making an even stronger comeback.

At National Championship 2018, Muteeb pulled out a major upset by beating a high ranked player, Anjum Bashir, in straight sets: 21-14, 21-09. Also, he did not let the current National champion, Murad Ali, win easily in the Quarter finals. Muteeb extended the match till decider. He also participated in 2018 Punjab Games and came out the gold medalist in Men's Doubles. 


Throughout his university life, he had been the captain of Badminton team and was crowned as the "Best athlete of UOL". Moreover, Muteeb's best National Ranking had been 13th (MS). He is currently at his best Men's doubles ranking i.e 6th (with Ammar Masood). He attained this spot with Talha Khalid too. Muteeb is currently the 25th best Men's Singles player of Pakistan.


In the beginning of his career, many were against his decision, including his class fellows and teachers. However, every person, no matter what field they are in, needs supporters who make the journey worthwhile. For Muteeb, his family and people like Dr.Usman Malik , Dr.Jaffar Raza, Coach Nadeem Javed, and few others always had his back through thick and thin.

Furthermore, his sponsor Flex Pro always provided great quality Badminton equipment to Muteeb and has been a great help. Muteeb is currently representing KRL, who has also backed him up with a lot of support.


Muteeb's passion for Badminton has also led him to start the first and only page in Pakistan promoting Badminton: Future Badminton Champions Of Pakistan. He aims to witness Badminton rise in Pakistan, and to see the hidden talents emerge, for which his page is the best platform.  


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Written by: Muhammad Anas Akhtar (Admin FBCOP)

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  1. UnknownOctober 5, 2020 at 7:34 PM

    im very happy litearly. u reached your destiny my well wishes nd prayerz alwayz wd u . i hope ull get all u want even u desrve after such a massive Effort nd struggle . nd i also proud my self on behalf of u cz u or my childhood buddy.. keep moving stay blessed 🖤❤

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