Muhammad Muneeb

Muhammad Muneeb

Producer, Karachi

Muneeb Farrukh is a Pakistani sports journalist with bylines in top media outlets like Geo News, Geo Super, The News International, SAMAA, ARY and The Express Tribune. After years of reporting on cricket, he is now on a mission to shine the spotlight on Pakistan's unsung sports heroes.

Past Organizations

ARY, The Express Tribune, SAMAA, Geo News and Geo Super

Relegation was inevitable: Pakistan hockey's Pro League disaster exposes deep-rooted failures
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Relegation was inevitable: Pakistan hockey's Pro League disaster exposes deep-rooted failures

The latest setback came in a painful 4-3 defeat to arch-rivals India at the Lee Valley Hockey & Tennis Centre in London on Tuesday

From career-ending injury to marathon history: Faisal Shafi’s extraordinary journey
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From career-ending injury to marathon history: Faisal Shafi’s extraordinary journey

Pakistan’s first runner to complete all eight World Marathon Majors is now chasing an even bigger dream — the coveted 9-Star medal.

Masood Fakhri: Pakistan’s first football superstar
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Masood Fakhri: Pakistan’s first football superstar

Long before Pakistan produced modern football stars, Masood Fakhri had already earned his place as the nation’s first football superstar

Otis Khan: From setbacks to stardom in Pakistan’s historic triumph
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Otis Khan: From setbacks to stardom in Pakistan’s historic triumph

The former Manchester United academy player has finally had his moment of triumph, being named Player of the Tournament at the 2026 Diamond Jubilee Cup in the Maldives

‘We can be one of the best in Asia’: Layla Banaras sets ambitious target for Pakistan
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‘We can be one of the best in Asia’: Layla Banaras sets ambitious target for Pakistan

Pakistan star Layla Banaras believes increased game time and stronger team chemistry can propel the national side into Asia’s elite

From chaos to comeback: Pakistan hockey returns to the World Cup after eight years
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From chaos to comeback: Pakistan hockey returns to the World Cup after eight years

For a country that once dominated world hockey — winning three Olympic golds and lifting the World Cup four times — the return to the tournament carries significant symbolic value