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India women win four gold medals in Youth Worlds
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Kielce : , April 22 (IANS) The Indian women s boxing team stamped its authority in the Youth Men s and Women s World Boxing Championships by winning four gold medals on Thursday night.
Gitika Narwal set the ball rolling by winning women s 48 kg gold medal by defeating home favourite Natalia Kuczevska 5-0.
India s second gold came in the women s 51kg when Baby Naorem Chanu scored a 5-0 win against Russia s Valeriia Linkova.
In the women s 57kg final, Poonam beat Sthelyne Grosy from France 5-0.
8 Indians through to finals at Youth Boxing World C ships
Wed, Apr 21 2021 04:17:18 PM
New Delhi, Apr 21 (IANS): As many as eight Indians went through to the final of the AIBA Youth Men s and Women s World Boxing Championships in Kielce, Poland.
In the first bout of the day on Tuesday, Gitika (48kg) set the tone for the Indian contingent with a resounding 5-0 win over Italy s Erika Prisciandaro. She will take on Poland s Natalia Dominika in the final.
Asian Youth Champion Babyrojisana Chanu (51 kg) made light work of Italy s Elen Ayari and won the match comfortably.
The Manipuri Boxer attacked throughout the bout with a lot of intensity and earned a unanimous 5-0 verdict in her favour. She will square off against Russia s Valeria Linkova in the finals on Thursday.