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Shashi Chopra advances, Vanlalhriatpuii out of world youth boxing

By PTI  |   Published: 20th November 2017 06:40 PM  |  

Last Updated: 20th November 2017 07:21 PM  |   A+A A-   |  

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A scene from AIBA Women's Youth World Championships on Monday | PTI

GUWAHATI: The Indian campaign was off to a mixed start as national champion Shashi Chopra (57kg) advanced to pre-quarters but Vanlalhriatpuii (60kg) bowed out in the opening round of the AIBA Women's Youth World Championships here today.

Shashi defeated Uzbekistan's Durdonakhon Rakhmatova in a unanimous verdict, while Vanlalhriatpuii went down to South Korea's Im Aeji in a split verdict in her opening bout.

Shashi was in action in the first session and grabbed the early advantage by taking the lead in launching attacks. The following two rounds followed a similar script as Shashi got the judges' unanimous nod.

The gold-medallist from Balkan Youth International Championship, will next face the Chinese Taipei's Lin Li Wei- Yi, who got a first-round bye.

In the evening session, Vanlalhriatpuii, also a reigning national champion, was up against a quick-moving and aggressive Aeji.

The Korean broke through Vanlalhriatpuii's defence quite early and although the Indian fought back hard in the closing three minutes, the bout had tilted decidedly in Aeji's favour.

Aeji will next face Bulgaria's Mehmedova Aslahan Sezgin in her pre-quarterfinal bout.

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