Out of the sixteen boxers that made it to the Women's Youth and Juniors World Championship in Antalya, Turkey seven of them ended up making it to the semi-finals and guaranteeing themselves a medal. Nearly half of the contingent ended up with a medal and once again India proves to be one of the leaders in the field of boxing. Is this a sign which screams Indians are good at combat sports?
Here is a list of all the participants:
Youth Women's World Championship:
1) S. Sarjubala Devi (made it to the Semi-finals)
2) Sanasri Brahma
3) Pwilao Basumatary (made it to the Semi-finals)
4) Anjali Machahari
5) Poonam Chahal (made it to the Semi-finals)
6) Minu Basumatary (made it to the Semi-finals)
7) Heena Tokas
8) Alary Bord
Juniors Women's World Championship:
1) Lalenkawli (made it to the Semi-finals)
2) Chanchan Devi
3) Nikhat Zareen (made it to the Semi-finals)
4) Lalfakzuali (made it to the Semi-finals)
5) Pinki Kachari
6) Neeraj Bala
7) Marathamma
8) Laxmi Wagh
Here is a list of all the participants:
Youth Women's World Championship:
1) S. Sarjubala Devi (made it to the Semi-finals)
2) Sanasri Brahma
3) Pwilao Basumatary (made it to the Semi-finals)
4) Anjali Machahari
5) Poonam Chahal (made it to the Semi-finals)
6) Minu Basumatary (made it to the Semi-finals)
7) Heena Tokas
8) Alary Bord
Juniors Women's World Championship:
1) Lalenkawli (made it to the Semi-finals)
2) Chanchan Devi
3) Nikhat Zareen (made it to the Semi-finals)
4) Lalfakzuali (made it to the Semi-finals)
5) Pinki Kachari
6) Neeraj Bala
7) Marathamma
8) Laxmi Wagh
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