Pakistan’s javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem’s weaker showing at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow is attributed by two of his mentors to issues related to preparation. According to NDTV, the mentors cite insufficient training as one major factor behind the performance shortfall. They also point to negligence, describing a lack of proper attention to training needs leading up to the event. The coverage frames these explanations as reasons for why Nadeem, who is an Olympics gold medalist, did not meet expectations at the CWG 2026. While the reports focus on the mentors’ assessment, they do not provide detailed technical analysis of his throws or specific breakdowns of what went wrong in competition. Overall, the accounts converge on the view that preparation and oversight problems contributed to the results. The story centers on the mentors’ statements regarding training gaps and missed responsibilities rather than on external factors such as conditions or officiating.