Under the stewardship of head coach Santiago Nieva, every member of the women's team returned home with a medal, stamping their authority on the continental competition. <\/p>\r\n\r\n
With Boxing Federation of India President Ajay Singh in attendance, Minakshi (48kg) got things going by claiming the first gold of the day with a commanding 5\u20130 victory over Mongolia\u2019s Nomundari Enkh-Amgalan. Preeti (54kg) continued her sensational run, defeating Chinese Taipei\u2019s Huang Hsiao-wen, a three-time world champion and Tokyo 2020 Olympic bronze medallist, by a unanimous 5\u20130 decision to secure the top podium finish.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Priya (60kg) added to India\u2019s gold tally with a clinical 3\u20130 win over North Korea\u2019s Won Un-gyong in the final. Arundhati (70kg) also impressed, registering a 4:1 victory against Kazakhstan\u2019s Bakyt Seidish to clinch gold in her category.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India added two silver medals to its tally, with Jaismine (57kg) finishing runner-up after a strong campaign, while Alfiyan Pathan (80+kg) also secured silver following her final bout.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Having confirmed 16 medals, the most of any nation in this edition, India will be looking to finish the tournament strongly on Friday, with two men's boxers in the finals.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India added two silver medals to its tally, with Jaismine (57kg) finishing runner-up after a strong campaign, while Alfiyan Pathan (80+kg) also secured silver following her final bout.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Akash was defeated 1:4 by Javokhir Abdurakhimov from Uzbekistan. Lokesh lost 0:5 to Jasurbek Yuldoshev of Uzbekistan. Narender experienced a 1:4 loss to China\u2019s Bayikewuzi Danabieke, with the match being halted in the first round due to a cut. Harsh Choudhary also fell 1:4 to Parviz Karimov of Tajikistan.<\/p>\r\n\r\n