Indian boxers won 12 gold, 14 silver and 17 bronze medals and finished second behind hosts Kazakhstan, which won 4 medals.
Vishwanath Suresh started the day's proceedings for India in the 48kg category, the reigning Youth World Champion did not waste much time and came straight into action with his sharp punches and defeated Kara Yerner of Kazakhstan 5-0 for the country. Won the first gold medal. U-22 category.
Next up was Nikhil (57kg), who defeated Kazakhstan's Sabir Yerbolat with a Referee Stop the Contest (RSC) victory in the third round.
Akash Gorkha (60kg) continued his dream performance in the tournament with a 4-4 win over Ruslan Kuzeubayev of Kazakhstan, India's third gold medal in the men's category.Boxer Preeti (54 kg), who has qualified for the Olympics in the women's category, made a brilliant comeback after falling 0-5 in the first round and won 3-0 against Bazarova Alina of Kazakhstan in the final. Meanwhile, Poonam Punia (57kg) and Prachi (63kg) defeated Kazakhstan's Sakis Anel and Anar Tursynbek by identical 4-1 scores respectively.
Later, Muskan (75kg) put up a tough challenge against Uzbekistan's Zokirova Aziz but won the bout by a 3-2 split decision, giving India its seventh under-22 gold medal.
Preet Malik (67kg), Guddi (48kg), Tamanna (50kg), Saneh (70kg) and Alfia Patha (81kg) ended their campaign with silver medals after losing their respective finals.
The Indian Under-22 team finished with 21 medals including seven gold, five silver and nine bronze medals.Youth Medal Winners:
Gold Winner:
Men: Brijesh Tamta (48 kg), Aryan Hooda (51 kg), Yashvardhan Singh (63.5 kg)
Women: Lakshmi (50 kg), Nisha (52 kg)
Silver Winner:
Men: Sagar Jakhar (60 kg), Priyanshu (71 kg), Rahul Kundu (75 kg), Aryan (92 kg)
Women: Tamanna (54 kg), Nikita Chand (60 kg), Srishti Sathe (63 kg), Rudrik (75 kg), Khushi Poonia (81 kg)
Bronze Winner:
Men: Sumit (67 kg), Sahil (80 kg), Lakshya Rathi (92+ kg)
Women: Annu (48kg), Yatri Patel (57kg), Parthvi Grewal (66kg), Akash Falaswal (70kg), Nirjhara Bana (+81kg)
Under-22 medal winners:
Gold Winner:
Men: Vishwanath Suresh (48 kg), Nikhil (57 kg), Akash Gorkha (60 kg)
Women: Preeti (54 kg), Poonam Poonia (57 kg), Prachi (63 kg), Muskaan (75 kg),
Silver Winner:
Men: Preet Malik (67 kg)
Women: Guddi (48 kg), Tamanna (50 kg), Saneh (70 kg), Alfia Pathan (81 kg)
Bronze Winner:
Men: M. Jadumani Singh (51 kg), Ajay Kumar (63.5 kg), Ankush (71 kg), Dhruv Singh (80 kg), Jugnu (86 kg), Yuvraj (92 kg)
Women: Devika (52 kg), Kajal (66 kg), Ritika (+81 kg).
Vishwanath Suresh started the day's proceedings for India in the 48kg category, the reigning Youth World Champion did not waste much time and came straight into action with his sharp punches and defeated Kara Yerner of Kazakhstan 5-0 for the country. Won the first gold medal. U-22 category.
Next up was Nikhil (57kg), who defeated Kazakhstan's Sabir Yerbolat with a Referee Stop the Contest (RSC) victory in the third round.
Akash Gorkha (60kg) continued his dream performance in the tournament with a 4-4 win over Ruslan Kuzeubayev of Kazakhstan, India's third gold medal in the men's category.Boxer Preeti (54 kg), who has qualified for the Olympics in the women's category, made a brilliant comeback after falling 0-5 in the first round and won 3-0 against Bazarova Alina of Kazakhstan in the final. Meanwhile, Poonam Punia (57kg) and Prachi (63kg) defeated Kazakhstan's Sakis Anel and Anar Tursynbek by identical 4-1 scores respectively.
Later, Muskan (75kg) put up a tough challenge against Uzbekistan's Zokirova Aziz but won the bout by a 3-2 split decision, giving India its seventh under-22 gold medal.
Preet Malik (67kg), Guddi (48kg), Tamanna (50kg), Saneh (70kg) and Alfia Patha (81kg) ended their campaign with silver medals after losing their respective finals.
The Indian Under-22 team finished with 21 medals including seven gold, five silver and nine bronze medals.Youth Medal Winners:
Gold Winner:
Men: Brijesh Tamta (48 kg), Aryan Hooda (51 kg), Yashvardhan Singh (63.5 kg)
Women: Lakshmi (50 kg), Nisha (52 kg)
Silver Winner:
Men: Sagar Jakhar (60 kg), Priyanshu (71 kg), Rahul Kundu (75 kg), Aryan (92 kg)
Women: Tamanna (54 kg), Nikita Chand (60 kg), Srishti Sathe (63 kg), Rudrik (75 kg), Khushi Poonia (81 kg)
Bronze Winner:
Men: Sumit (67 kg), Sahil (80 kg), Lakshya Rathi (92+ kg)
Women: Annu (48kg), Yatri Patel (57kg), Parthvi Grewal (66kg), Akash Falaswal (70kg), Nirjhara Bana (+81kg)
Under-22 medal winners:
Gold Winner:
Men: Vishwanath Suresh (48 kg), Nikhil (57 kg), Akash Gorkha (60 kg)
Women: Preeti (54 kg), Poonam Poonia (57 kg), Prachi (63 kg), Muskaan (75 kg),
Silver Winner:
Men: Preet Malik (67 kg)
Women: Guddi (48 kg), Tamanna (50 kg), Saneh (70 kg), Alfia Pathan (81 kg)
Bronze Winner:
Men: M. Jadumani Singh (51 kg), Ajay Kumar (63.5 kg), Ankush (71 kg), Dhruv Singh (80 kg), Jugnu (86 kg), Yuvraj (92 kg)
Women: Devika (52 kg), Kajal (66 kg), Ritika (+81 kg).
