CWG 2022 Boxing LIVE – Hussamuddin & Nitu confirm medals, Lovlina Knocked OUT: Reigning World champion Nikhat Zareen, CWG 2018 bronze medallist Mohammad Hussamuddin and 21-year-old Nitu Ganghas have moved into semifinals to secure a medal for India. Nitu comprehensively beat Northern Ireland’s Nicole Clyde. Hussamuddin won on split decision over Tryagain Morning Ndevelo. However Boxers Lovlina Borgohain and Ashish Kumar bowed out from the quarterfinals. Follow All Commonwealth Games 2022 LIVE Updates & India in CWG 2022 LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN.
India Boxing CWG Quarterfinals LIVE
- Boxing – 04:45 PM IST – Women’s Over 45kg – 48kg (Minimum), Quarter-finals, Nitu Ganghas beat Nicole Clyde
- Boxing – 05:45 PM IST – Men’s Over 54kg – 57kg (Feather), Quarter-final, 2 – Mohammad Hussamuddin beats Tryagain Morning Ndevelo
- Boxing – 11:15 PM IST, Women’s Over 48kg – 50kg (Light Fly), Quarter-final, 4, Nikhat Zareen beat Helen Jones
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Boxing – 12:45 AM IST, Women’s Over 66kg – 70kg (Light Middleweight), Quarter-final, Lovlina Borgohain lost to Rosie Eccles.
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Boxing – 02:00 AM IST, Men’s Over 75kg – 80kg (Light Heavyweight), Quarter-final, Ashish Kumar lost to Aaron Bowen
CWG 2022 Boxing LIVE: Nikhat Zareen, Hussamuddin & Nitu confirm medal, Ashish Kumar & Lovlina Borgohain lose in quarterfinal, : Follow Indian Boxers in CWG 2022 LIVE
CWG 2022 Boxing LIVE: Nikhat Zareen, Hussamuddin & Nitu confirm medal, Ashish Kumar & Lovlina Borgohain lose in quarterfinal, : Follow Indian Boxers in CWG 2022 LIVE
The 26-year-old Nikhat Zareen was aggressive from the get-go against Jones at the National Exhibition Centre.
The Indian boxer landed a left jab in the opening of the first round and was unfazed by her opponent’s flurry of punches, skillfully weaving them while managing to land most of her own to dominate.
The world champion consistently found voids in Jones’ guard and the result was a foregone decision before the third round. Along with Nikhat, Nitu Ghanghas and CWG 2018 bronze-medallist Mohammad Hussamuddin are also assured of medals in boxing at CWG 2022.
Nitu Ghangas won as her opponent in the women’s 48kg minimumweight, Nicole Clyde abandoned the bout after two rounds while Hussamuddin defeated Namibia’s Tryagain Morning Ndevelo by a divided decision in the men’s 57kg featherweight.
Meanwhile, Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain will have to wait longer for her maiden CWG medal after she suffered a defeat against Wales’ Rosie Eccles via a 3-2 split decision in the women’s 70kg light middleweight quarter-final. Ashish Kumar too suffered a defeat in the split decision in the quarterfinal.
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