<p>Four Indian boxers have made it to the semifinals of the ASBC Asian Youth Boxing Championship in Subic bay, Philippines and assured themselves of as many bronze medals.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Narender Berwal (+91kg) and Lalitha Prasad (49kg) were the latest ones to enter the last four with Amritpreet Singh (91kg) and Abhishek Beniwal (81kg) securing a semi-final berth earlier.<br /><br />Silver medallist at the 2012 Youth World Championships, Berwal made a stunning recovery against Kazakh boxer Dastan Kurmanbetov after being down 1-4 in the opening round.<br /><br />The reigning youth national champion displayed exceptional class as he came down heavily on his opponent with some hard-hitting punches in the second frame, which forced the referee to stop the contest.<br /><br />In the semis tomorrow, Berwal will take on Uzbekistan's Ulugbek Mubinov, who won the country's men's Elite Boxing Championships in December last year.<br /><br />The 17-year-old Prasad, who bagged the light fly weight title at the 2012 Tammer International tournament in Finland, gave a splendid account of his boxing skills against Jun Engkang of Indonesia.<br /><br />After a cautious opening three minutes of play (2-2), he made a strong charge in the second round with his effective counter punches. He scored five points as opposed to his rival's two points.<br /><br />Prasad finally outplayed Engkang 11-7 to advance to the last four.<br /><br />He will lock horns with Japan's light flyweight boxer, AIBA Youth World Championships quarterfinalist, Kosei Tanaka for a place in finals tomorrow.</p>
<p>Four Indian boxers have made it to the semifinals of the ASBC Asian Youth Boxing Championship in Subic bay, Philippines and assured themselves of as many bronze medals.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Narender Berwal (+91kg) and Lalitha Prasad (49kg) were the latest ones to enter the last four with Amritpreet Singh (91kg) and Abhishek Beniwal (81kg) securing a semi-final berth earlier.<br /><br />Silver medallist at the 2012 Youth World Championships, Berwal made a stunning recovery against Kazakh boxer Dastan Kurmanbetov after being down 1-4 in the opening round.<br /><br />The reigning youth national champion displayed exceptional class as he came down heavily on his opponent with some hard-hitting punches in the second frame, which forced the referee to stop the contest.<br /><br />In the semis tomorrow, Berwal will take on Uzbekistan's Ulugbek Mubinov, who won the country's men's Elite Boxing Championships in December last year.<br /><br />The 17-year-old Prasad, who bagged the light fly weight title at the 2012 Tammer International tournament in Finland, gave a splendid account of his boxing skills against Jun Engkang of Indonesia.<br /><br />After a cautious opening three minutes of play (2-2), he made a strong charge in the second round with his effective counter punches. He scored five points as opposed to his rival's two points.<br /><br />Prasad finally outplayed Engkang 11-7 to advance to the last four.<br /><br />He will lock horns with Japan's light flyweight boxer, AIBA Youth World Championships quarterfinalist, Kosei Tanaka for a place in finals tomorrow.</p>