Afghanistan i olympiska sommarspelen 1972
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| Kommitté | Afghanistan National Olympic Committee | ||||
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| Olympiska sommarspelen 1972 i München | |||||
| Deltagare | 8 deltagare i 1 gren | ||||
| Fanbärare | Ghulam Dastagir | ||||
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Afghanistan deltog med åtta deltagare i brottning vid de olympiska sommarspelen 1972 i München. Ingen av landets deltagare erövrade någon medalj.[1]
Brottning
- Herrarnas fristil
| Idrottare | Gren | Omgång 1 | Omgång 2 | Omgång 3 | Omgång 4 | Omgång 5 | Sista omgången |
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| Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | ||
| Mohammad Arref | 52 kg |  Alachverdijev (URS)Förlust 1-3 |  Kato (JPN)Förlust 0-4 | Gick inte vidare | |||
| Ghulam Sideeq | 57 kg |  Darlev (YUG)Vinst genom fall |  Ramos (CUB)Förlust 1-3 |  Premnath (IND)Förlust genom fall | Gick inte vidare | ||
| Ahmad Djan | 62 kg | Abe (JPN) Förlust 0,5-3,5 |  Tanner (SUI)Vinst 3-1 |  Weisenberger (FRG)Förlust 1-3 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| Shakar Khan Shakar | 74 kg |  Karlsson (SWE)Förlust genom fall |  Yaqoob (PAK)Oavgjort | Gick inte vidare | |||
| Ghulam Dastagir | 82 kg | Elmgren (SWE) Förlust genom fall |  Wypiórczyk (POL)Förlust genom fall | Gick inte vidare | |||
- Herrarnas grekisk-romersk
| Idrottare | Gren | Omgång 1 | Omgång 2 | Omgång 3 | Omgång 4 | Omgång 5 | Sista omgången |
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| Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | ||
| Alam Mir | 57 kg | Kazakov (URS) Förlust 0,5-3,5 | Čović (YUG) Förlust genom fall | Gick inte vidare | |||
| Mohammed Ebrahimi | 62 kg |  Mygiakis (GRE)Förlust genom fall | Gick inte vidare | ||||
| Djan-Aka Djan | 68 kg |  Juhl Weirum (DEN)Förlust 1-3 |  Bremauntz (MEX)Vinst genom fall | Schöndorfer (FRG) Förlust genom fall | Gick inte vidare | ||
Källor
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