In the championship decider, Pakistan dominated Sri Lanka 2–0, with set scores of 26–18 and 28–12, demonstrating both attacking prowess and defensive solidity.
The victory in Kulhudhuffushi City capped a flawless campaign for the Green Shirts, who won every match from the group stage to the final.
Pakistan started the tournament strongly, outclassing archrivals India 2–0 in their opening match. They continued with wins against Maldives, Sri Lanka, South Africa, and Bangladesh in the group stage to secure a semifinal berth.
On Sunday, Pakistan defeated Bangladesh once again to earn a spot in the final.
Muhammad Shahid Bashir was the standout performer in the final and was named Player of the Match, delivering a decisive contribution that secured Pakistan’s first international beach handball crown.
In the bronze medal playoff, host nation Maldives gave their fans something to celebrate by defeating Bangladesh and claiming third place.
The inaugural Commonwealth Beach Handball Championship concluded with Pakistan standing tall as its first-ever champions.
Final Medal Standings:
Gold – Pakistan (Unbeaten champions)
Silver – Sri Lanka
Bronze – Maldives