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Elite boxers Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain, Nitu Ghanghas, and Saweety Boora impressively advance to the finals of the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament, promising intense final matches.

Nikhat, Lovlina, Nitu, and Saweety enter boxing finals

Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina, Nitu, and Saweety excel in the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament, storming into the finals with decisive victories. The finals promise exhilarating matchups.

World champions Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain, Nitu Ghanghas, and Saweety Boora reach the finals of the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament after strong semifinal performances.

World champions Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain, Nitu Ghanghas and Saweety Boora notched contrasting wins to move to the finals of their respective weight categories in the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament here on Monday.
Two-time world champion Zareen impressed once again on home turf, defeating V Lakshaya with a clean 5-0 decision and setting up a 51kg final clash against Jyoti (RSPB).
Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist Borgohain cruised into the 75kg final after overpowering Sneha (Uttar Pradesh) via first-round stoppage (RSC).
Nitu, the 2022 Commonwealth Games gold medallist, out-punched Railways' Manju Rani to enter the 48kg final, setting up a title bout against Chanchal (SAI N).
Saweety too delivered a commanding performance in the 80kg semifinal, outclassing Babita Bisht of All India Police 5-0.
In the 65kg division, former youth world champion Ankushita Boro (TOPS) out-boxed Amita Kundu (AIP) to win 5-0 and will take on Shashi (RSPB), who beat Telangana&rsquo;s Yashi Sharma by the same margin, in the final.
Preeti (TOPS) and Tanu (SSCB) won their respective 54kg semifinals to set up a high-octane final, while Babirojsana Chanu (RSPB) and Kamaljeet Kaur Gill (AIP) progressed in 57kg, the latter after a 3:2 split decision victory.
Among other standout names, Alfiya Pathan (RSPB) recorded an RSC win in the second round to reach the 80kg final, where she will meet Saweety.
Ritika (SAI N) and Shivani Tomar (AIP) will face off in the 80+kg final after decisive wins over Neha (RSPB) and Mankirat Kaur (PUN), respectively.

Top talents, including Nikhat Zareen, showcased impressive skill at the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament. The semifinals push them closer to the elite national camp in Patiala.

Nikhat and Ankushita reach semifinals in boxing tournament

Catch the highlights of the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament as Nikhat Zareen and Ankushita Boro clinch semifinal spots with stellar wins, setting the stage for thrilling semifinal bouts leading up to the elite national camp in Patiala.

Nikhat Zareen and Ankushita Boro excelled in the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament, advancing to the semifinals with impressive 5-0 victories.

Two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen advanced to the semifinals of the 51kg division after a dominant win on the second day of the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament here on Sunday.
Zareen delighted the home crowd with a dominant 5:0 victory over Kalpana.
Former youth world champion Ankushita Boro also showcased her class, advancing to the semifinals of the 65kg category with a clinical 5:0 win over Rajasthan pugilist Parthvi.
Other notable quarterfinal results saw Preeti (54kg), Jyoti (51kg), and Devika Ghorpade (51kg) book their semifinal berths with clean, unanimous wins.
Tamil Nadu's V Lakshaya (51kg) impressed with a 5:0 win over Laxmi Devi, while Tanu (54kg), Shashi (65kg), and Yashi Sharma (65kg) also moved ahead after solid outings.
Ankushita's TOPS teammate Gitimoni Gogoi advanced in 70kg via RSC (Referee Stopped Contest), and Babirojsana Chanu (57kg) registered a stoppage win in the second round.
The semifinals will be held on Monday.
The tournament, serving as a gateway to the elite national camp in Patiala, is being held at the Saroornagar Indoor Stadium.

Competing in the women's 50kg category, Zareen lost a fiercely contested 50kg semifinal battle 2-3 to the Thai pugilist whom she had earlier defeated at the World Championship earlier this year.

Asian Games 2023: Nikhat Zareen signs off with bronze after losing semifinal bout 

Two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen's long winning streak came to an end as she signed off with a bronze medal after losing the semifinal bout against Raksat Chuthamat.

Competing in the women's 50kg category, Zareen lost a fiercely contested 50kg semifinal battle 2-3 to the Thai pugilist whom she had earlier defeated at the World Championship earlier this year.

Two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen's long winning streak came to an end as she signed off with a bronze medal after losing the semifinal bout against Raksat Chuthamat.
Competing in the women's 50kg category, Zareen lost a fiercely contested 50kg semifinal battle 2-3 to the Thai pugilist whom she had earlier defeated at the World Championship earlier this year.
After losing the first round on three cards, the Thai boxer cramped Zareen and resorted to clinching every time the Indian tried to mount an attack.
She returns home with not only a bronze but also an Olympic quota.

With her victory in the quarterfinal, Nikhat Zareen not only assured India of a medal but also booked a spot at the Paris Olympics next year.

Nikhat Zareen: World Champion boxer assured of medal at Asian Games 2023, secures Olympic berth in boxing

53 seconds is all Nikhat Zareen needed to assure India of a medal and book a spot at the Paris Olympics next year.

#Nikhat Zareen #AsianGames

<h2>With her victory in the quarterfinal, Nikhat Zareen not only assured India of a medal but also booked a spot at the Paris Olympics next year.</h2>

Two-time world champion, Nikhat Zareen, has clinched a coveted spot at the Paris Olympics and guaranteed herself a medal by storming into the 50kg semifinals at the Asian Games 2023.
In her third bout of the tournament, Nikhat exhibited an exceptional performance, achieving a swift RSC (referee stops contest) victory over Nassar Hanan of Jordan in the quarterfinal, concluding the match in just 53 seconds.
Initiating the bout with a sharp jab, the reigning Commonwealth Games and World Champion maintained dominance with a series of precise combination punches. Her dominance was so profound that the referee had to give the Jordanian boxer three standing counts before calling off the contest.
In other contests, Parveen, a World Championship bronze medallist, displayed exceptional skills, overpowering local favorite Zichun Xu 5-0 and advancing to the quarters.
On the other hand, Lakshya Chahar had an early exit, succumbing 1-4 to Kyrgyzstan's Omurbek Bekzhigit Uulu in the 80kg Round of 16 bout.
For the women's events, the semifinalists in the 50kg, 54kg, 57kg, and 60kg categories, as well as the finalists in the 66kg and 75kg, will secure berths for the Paris Olympics. Additionally, Olympic quotas will be awarded to the gold and silver medallists in each of the seven weight divisions in the men's event.
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(With PTI inputs)
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The ace boxer who is looking to win her first-ever Asian Games medal in her debut games in Hangzhou is also just one win away from the Paris 2024 Olympics quota.

Asian Games 2023: World Champion Nikhat Zareen enters quarterfinals

After two back-to-back losses in the day, Nikhat Zareen gave the Indian boxing camp something to cheer about with her easy 5-0 win over South Korea's Chorong Bak in the second round of the women's event at #Asian games 2023

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The ace boxer who is looking to win her first-ever Asian Games medal in her debut games in Hangzhou is also just one win away from the Paris 2024 Olympics quota.

Two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen maintained her dominant show as she cruised to the 50kg quarterfinals at the Asian Games 2023.&nbsp; After two back-to-back losses in the day, Nikhat gave the Indian camp something to cheer about with her easy 5-0 win over South Korea's Chorong Bak in the second round of the women's event. The ace boxer who is looking to win her first-ever Asian Games medal in her debut games in Hangzhou is also just one win away from the Paris 2024 Olympics quota.

With a 5-0 win, Nikhat entered the pre-quarterfinals in the Women's 50 kg category, where she will face Chorong Bak of South Korea.&nbsp;

Asian Games 2023: Nikhat Zareen enters women's 50 kg pre-quarterfinals

Star Indian Boxer Nikhat Zareen started her Asian Games 2023 campaign with an impressive win over World Championship 2023 Silver medallist Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Tam on Sunday.

With a 5-0 win, Nikhat entered the pre-quarterfinals in the Women's 50 kg category, where she will face Chorong Bak of South Korea.&nbsp;

Star Indian Boxer Nikhat Zareen started her Asian Games 2023 campaign with an impressive win over World Championship 2023 Silver medallist Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Tam on Sunday.
With a 5-0 win, she entered the pre-quarterfinals in the Women's 50 kg category, where she will face Chorong Bak of South Korea.&nbsp;
Nikhat, who is a 2-time World champion, was one of only four boxers to not get a first-round bye in the 50kg event despite being the reigning world champion.

Spectators will be in for a high-octane clash when the 27-year-old will take on Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Tam in the opening round in Hangzhou. 


Asian Games 2023: Nikhat Zareen handed tough opening round as most opponents receive byes

Spectators will be in for a high-octane clash when the 27-year-old Nikhat Zareen will take on Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Tam in the opening round - a rematch of the World Championships final earlier this year.

#AsianGames2023 #NikhatZareen


<h2>Spectators will be in for a high-octane clash when the 27-year-old will take on Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Tam in the opening round in Hangzhou.&nbsp;</h2>

India's Nikhat Zareen begins her Asian Games campaign on September 24 and in the preliminary round itself, she was handed a rematch of her 2023 World Championship Final.&nbsp; Spectators will be in for a high-octane clash when the 27-year-old will take on Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Tam in the opening round in Hangzhou.&nbsp; Zareen and Nguyen met earlier in 2023 at the Women's World Boxing Championships Final where Zareen defeated the Vietnamese pugilist to clinch her second world title.&nbsp; Of the 18 participants in the Women's 50 KG category in boxing, 14 have received byes to the next round.&nbsp; While, apart from Zareen, Yesugen Oyuntsetseg of Mongolia will take on Filipino Aira Villegas.

Lovlina beat Li Qian of China 4-1 to book her maiden appearance in the title round of the prestigious championships.

Boxers Lovlina, Saweety make it 4 in 4 at World Championship finals

After Nikhat Zareen & Nitu Ghanghas, boxers Lovlina Borgohain & Saweety Boora also assured India of silver at the World Championship.

#Lovlina #Saweety #Boxing #WorldChampionship

Lovlina beat Li Qian of China 4-1 to book her maiden appearance in the title round of the prestigious championships.

Boxers Lovlina Borgohain and Saweety Boora marched into the finals of the Women's World Championships with stellar wins in the semifinals.
While Olympic bronze medallist Lovlina beat Li Qian of China 4-1 to book her maiden appearance in the title round, Saweety reached her second World Championships final dispatching Sue-Emma Greentree of Australia 4-3.
Earlier in the day, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/women-s-world-boxing-championships-nikhat-zareen-nitu-ghanghas-enter-final-1679578534931">Nikhat Zareen &amp; Nitu Ghanghas also booked their place in the summit clash</a> with comprehensive wins, assuring India of silver at least in four weight categories.

Nikhat Zareen and Nitu Ghanghas are now assured of at least a silver medal

Women's World Boxing Championships: Nikhat Zareen & Nitu Ghanghas enter final

Reigning world champion Nikhat Zareen and Commonwealth Games champion Nitu Ghanghas punched their ticket to the final of the ongoing Women's World Boxing Championships. Both are assured of at least a silver.

Nikhat Zareen and Nitu Ghanghas are now assured of at least a silver medal

Reigning world champion Nikhat Zareen continued her flawless run at the Women's World Boxing Championships, as the Indian boxer beat Colombia's Ingrid Valencia to punch her way into the final of the 50kg category.
Earlier, Commonwealth Games champion Nitu Ghanghas also advanced to the final after beating Kazhakhstan's Alua Balkibekova after a split decision.
Both boxers are now assured of at least a silver.
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Nikhat Zareen beats Thailand’s Chuthamat Raksat with the final verdict of a 5-2 split decision

World Boxing Championship: Nikhat Zareen, Nitu Ghanghas & Saweety Boora enter semis

Boxers Nikhat Zareen, Nitu Ghanghas & Saweety Boora assured India of medals at the ongoing World Boxing Championship as they punched their ticket to the semifinals

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Nikhat Zareen beats Thailand&rsquo;s Chuthamat Raksat with the final verdict of a 5-2 split decision

Reigning world champion Nikhat Zareen beat her opponent from Thailand to enter the World Boxing Championship semi-finals in the 50 kg category on Wednesday.&nbsp;
The 26-year-old outpunched her opponent with the final verdict of a 5-2 split decision.
Apart from her, Commonwealth Games champion Nitu Ghanghas and Saweety Boora also assured India of medals in the 48kg and 81kg categories respectively at the ongoing event in New Delhi.
However, Sakshi Choudhary (52kg) and last edition's bronze medallist Manisha Moun (57kg), failed to reach the last-four stage.
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Salman Khan recreated his iconic song ‘Saathiya Tune Kya Kiya’ with boxer Nikhat Zareen and made her dream come true.

Salman Khan recreates ‘Saathiya Yeh Tune Kya Kiya’ with boxer Nikhat Zareen, makes her ‘dreams come true’

Salman Khan is currently busy shooting for ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’.

Salman Khan recreated his iconic song &lsquo;Saathiya Tune Kya Kiya&rsquo; with boxer Nikhat Zareen and made her dream come true.

&nbsp; Actor Salman Khan recently made boxer Nikhat Zareen&rsquo;s dreams come true when he recreated his iconic song &lsquo;Saathiya Tune Kya Kiya&rsquo; with her. A video has been shared on Nikhat&rsquo;s Twitter handle, in which she can be seen dancing to the song from the movie &lsquo;Love&rsquo; with the actor.
Sharing the post, she wrote, &lsquo;Finallyyyyy intezar khatam hua&rsquo; and used the hashtag &lsquo;Dream come true&rsquo;.&nbsp;
 Soon after she shared the video, fans flooded the comment section. A fan wrote, &lsquo;Many many congratulations. Finally you meet him ....... With boxer you are also be a good actress &nbsp;OMG..... God bless you.&rsquo; Another fan wrote, &lsquo;Congratulations champ. You deserve it. Your expressions.&rsquo;&nbsp;
 Boxer Nikhat Zareen won the gold medal for India in Women's World Championship held in May. After which Salman took to Twitter to congratulate her. He wrote, &lsquo;Congratzz on this gold Nikhat...&rsquo;&nbsp;
 Nikhat was quick to reply to his tweet, and wrote, &lsquo;Being a die hard fan girl, It's one of my favourite dream that has come true. I could never believe that @BeingSalmanKhan would tweet for me. I'm so much humbled. Thank u so much for making my win more special . I'll savour this moment forever in my heart.&rsquo;&nbsp;
 The actor then replied, &lsquo;Just don&rsquo;t knock me out . Lots of love .. Keep doing what u doing n keep punching like my hero Sylvester Stallone.&rsquo;
&nbsp; On the work front, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/bigg-boss-16-salman-khan-slams-sajid-khan-calls-him-a-hypocrite-fans-wants-him-evicted-1667620600263">Salman Khan</a> is currently busy shooting for &lsquo;Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan&rsquo;, co-starring Pooja Hegde and Shehnaaz Gill. He also has &lsquo;Tiger 3&rsquo; with Katrina Kaif and &lsquo;Kick 2&rsquo; with Jacqueline Fernandez in the pipeline.&nbsp;
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Commonwealth Games  2022 India's Day 2 schedule : Olympic silver medallist and current Commonwealth Games champion Mirabai Chanu will be in action alongside Bindyarani Devi in the weightlifting event on Day two.

CWG India's Day 2 schedule: Weightlifting, Hockey, Boxing match time (IST), telecast & streaming

Olympic silver medallist and current Commonwealth Games champion Mirabai Chanu will be in action alongside Bindyarani Devi in the weightlifting event on Day two.

Check India's Day 2 schedule here

CWG 2022 India's Day 2 schedule : Olympic silver medallist and current Commonwealth Games champion Mirabai Chanu will be in action alongside Bindyarani Devi in the weightlifting event on Day two.

CWG 2022 India's Day 2 schedule : India can hope to bag their first medal in the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2022 on Saturday. Olympic silver medallist and current Commonwealth Games champion Mirabai Chanu will be in action alongside Bindyarani Devi in the weightlifting event on Day two.
Boxers Lovlina Borgohain, Mohammed Hussamuddin and Sanjeet will step into the ring to bring India glory in boxing. India's Nirender Rawat will be competing in the marathon final on the second day. Meanwhile, India women's hockey team will play against Wales in their second match. They defeated Ghana in their <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/cwg-day-1-evening-round-up-shiva-thapa-wins-tt-badminton-teams-off-to-great-starts-1659114508558">CWG opener on Day 1</a>
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/cwg-opening-ceremony-time-india-full-schedule-live-telecast-channels-streaming-from-birmingham-ist-1658929701363">CWG 2022 full schedule: All you need to know about India's events at Commonwealth Games</a>
<h3>Commonwealth Games &nbsp;2022 : India's CWG 2022 schedule on Day 2</h3>
Boxing 57 kg Mohd Hussamuddin 5 PM IST ++ 70 kg Lovlina Borgohain - 12 AM IST (July 31) ++ 92 kg Sanjeet - 1 AM
Badminton Mixed-Team Event India Vs Sri Lanka - 1:30 PM IST India Vs Australia - 11:30 PM IST
Hockey (Women's)
India vs Wales: 11:30 PM IST Table Tennis Women's Team - India Vs Guyana 2 PM IST Men's Team - India Vs Northern Ireland 4:30 PM IST Squash Women's Singles Sunayna Kuruvilla Joshana Chinnapa 5:45 PM 4:30 PM IST Men's Singles Ramit Tandon 5 PM IST ++ Sourav Ghosal 6:15 PM IST Weightlifting Men's 55 kg Sanket Mahadev Sagar - 1:30 PM IST ++ Men's 61 kg Gururaja Poojary - 4:15 PM IST ++ Women's 49 kg Mirabai Chanu - 8 PM IST ++ Women's 55 kg Bindyarani Devi - 00:30 IST (July 31) Gymnastics Women's Team Final Individual Qualification 9 PM IST Swimming Men's 200m freestyle Kushagra Rawat - 3 PM IST
Lawn Bowls: Women's Singles - 1 PM IST Men's Triples - 1 PM IST Lawn Bowls: Men's Pairs - 7:30 PM IST Women's Fours - 10:30 PM IST

The 2022 Commonwealth Games came to an end on Tuesday evening with a spectacular closing ceremony at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham.The CWG flag was lowered and handed to Victoria, Australia which will host the next edition of the quadrennial event. Veteran table tennis player Sharath Kamal and ace boxer Nikhat Zareen led the Indian contingent during the closing ceremony.
The ceremony celebrated Birmingham's ethnicity and culture and local bands like Dexy's, Music Youth, and The selector performed. Singapore's Table Tennis player Feng Tianwei was given the David Dixon award before Birmingham-born rock legend Ozzy Osbourne brought down the curtains on the 11-Day long gala.

Watch! Birmingham 2022 gala ends with spectacular closing ceremony

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Ozzy Osbourne drew the final curtain on the 11-day-long Birmingham 2022 gala.
Sharath Kamal & Nikhat Zareen led the Indian contingent at the closing ceremony last night.

The CWG flag was lowered and handed to Victoria, Australia which will host the next edition of the quadrennial event.

The 2022 Commonwealth Games came to an end on Tuesday evening with a spectacular closing ceremony at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham. The CWG flag was lowered and handed to Victoria, Australia which will host the next edition of the quadrennial event. Veteran table tennis player Sharath Kamal and ace boxer Nikhat Zareen led the Indian contingent during the closing ceremony.
The ceremony celebrated Birmingham's ethnicity and culture and local bands like Dexy's, Music Youth, and The selector performed. Singapore's Table Tennis player Feng Tianwei was given the David Dixon award before Birmingham-born rock legend Ozzy Osbourne brought down the curtains on the 11-Day long gala.

India’s Nikhat Zareen won India the 3rd gold in boxing with yet another superb performance in the final of her 50 kg category.
The World Champion was echelons above her competition in the initial rounds and even in the final, her opponent from Northern Ireland didn’t stand a chance.
Nikhat swept all the three rounds against Carly McNaul, comfortably winning the gold medal match 5-0 on the judges’ score.
It was the first time Nikhat was competing at the Commonwealth Games, and on debut, she has achieved what everyone else dreams of - a Gold medal that she’ll remember for years to come. 

CWG: World Champion Nikhat Zareen wins 50 kg title at Birmingham 2022

India’s Nikhat Zareen won India the 3rd gold in boxing with yet another superb performance in the final of her 50 kg category.

Nikhat swept all the three rounds against Carly McNaul, comfortably winning the gold medal match 5-0 on the judges&rsquo; score.

India&rsquo;s Nikhat Zareen won India the 3rd gold in boxing with yet another superb performance in the final of her 50 kg category.
The World Champion was echelons above her competition in the initial rounds and even in the final, her opponent from Northern Ireland didn&rsquo;t stand a chance.
Nikhat swept all the three rounds against Carly McNaul, comfortably winning the gold medal match 5-0 on the judges&rsquo; score.
It was the first time Nikhat was competing at the Commonwealth Games, and on debut, she has achieved what everyone else dreams of - a Gold medal that she&rsquo;ll remember for years to come.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/cwg-australia-s-tahlia-mcgrath-allowed-to-play-final-against-india-despite-testing-covid-positive-1659899175523">CWG: Australia's Tahlia McGrath allowed to play final against India despite testing Covid positive</a>

World Champion Nikhat Zareen continued her march at the Commonwealth Games to reach the final of her 50kg category.Nikhat beat home favourite Savannah Stubley of England by a unanimous 5-0 decision to qualify for the Gold medal clash. She’ll now face Northern Ireland’s Carly McNaul in the final on Sunday.Like Nikhat, Amit Panghal too reached the final with a 5-0 win over Zambia’s Patrick Chinyemba. The 2018 Silver medalist will face England’s Kiaran Macdonald in the gold medal bout.Meanwhile, Nitu Ganghas too made India proud with a superb show in her 48kg category. The Indian was so dominant against Canada’s Priyanka Dhillon that the referee had to stop the contest midway through the third round. She’ll take on England’s Demie-Jade Resztan in the summit clash.There was disappointment though for Jaismine Lamboria in the 60 kg category, with her passive approach bringing about an end to her campaign in the semis. She had to settle for Bronze after losing to England’s Gemma Paige Richardson.

CWG Boxing: Nikhat Zareen, Amit Panghal, Nitu qualify for final, Jaismine Lamboria settles for bronze

Nikhat Zareen, Amit Panghal and Nitu Ghanghas storm in the finals of their respective categories at Birmingham 2022. Jaismine Lamboria, however, settles for bronze. 

Nikhat beat home favourite Savannah Stubley of England by a unanimous 5-0 decision to qualify for the Gold medal clash.

World Champion Nikhat Zareen continued her march at the Commonwealth Games to reach the final of her 50kg category. Nikhat beat home favourite Savannah Stubley of England by a unanimous 5-0 decision to qualify for the Gold medal clash. She&rsquo;ll now face Northern Ireland&rsquo;s Carly McNaul in the final on Sunday. Like Nikhat, Amit Panghal too reached the final with a 5-0 win over Zambia&rsquo;s Patrick Chinyemba. The 2018 Silver medalist will face England&rsquo;s Kiaran Macdonald in the gold medal bout. Meanwhile, Nitu Ganghas too made India proud with a superb show in her 48kg category. The Indian was so dominant against Canada&rsquo;s Priyanka Dhillon that the referee had to stop the contest midway through the third round. She&rsquo;ll take on England&rsquo;s Demie-Jade Resztan in the summit clash. There was disappointment though for Jaismine Lamboria in the 60 kg category, with her passive approach bringing about an end to her campaign in the semis. She had to settle for Bronze after losing to England&rsquo;s Gemma Paige Richardson.

Indian boxer Nikhat Zareen put on an impressive display as she qualified for the quarter-finals of the Women&rsquo;s 50 kg category.
Zareen was a class apart in comparison to her opponent from Mozambique, who just had no answers to the fierce punches landing at her face.
Such was the dominance from the 26-year-old that referee had to stop the contest (RSC) well before the end of the third round. Zareen will next face Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Troy Garton of New Zealand.
Check CWG 2022 DAY 3 LIVE ACTION HERE
There was disappointment though for India&rsquo;s Shiva Thapa, who lost to World Championships bronze medalist Reese Lynch.
Thapa, who started brightly by taking the first round, was no match for the Scottish boxer, who used his height and long reach to good effect in the final rounds to send the Indian packing.

CWG: World Champion Nikhat Zareen storms into quarter-finals, Shiva Thapa crashes out

Such was the dominance from Nikhat Zareen that referee had to stop the contest (RSC) well before the end of the third round

Nikhat Zareen was a class apart in comparison to her opponent from Mozambique, who just had no answers to the fierce punches landing at her face

Indian boxer Nikhat Zareen put on an impressive display as she qualified for the quarter-finals of the Women&rsquo;s 50 kg category.
Zareen was a class apart in comparison to her opponent from Mozambique, who just had no answers to the fierce punches landing at her face.
Such was the dominance from the 26-year-old that referee had to stop the contest (RSC) well before the end of the third round. Zareen will next face Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Troy Garton of New Zealand.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/liveblog/commonwealth-games-2022/cwg-day-3-india-schedule-india-pakistan-live-hockey-weighlifting-badminton-table-tennis-boxing-telecast-streaming-265" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Check CWG 2022 DAY 3 LIVE ACTION HERE</a>
There was disappointment though for India&rsquo;s Shiva Thapa, who lost to World Championships bronze medalist Reese Lynch.
Thapa, who started brightly by taking the first round, was no match for the Scottish boxer, who used his height and long reach to good effect in the final rounds to send the Indian packing.

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