<p>Three Indian boxers stormed into the finals of the Asian Junior Championships in Dubai with dominating victories in their last-four stage bouts.</p>.<p>Tanu (52kg), Nikita Chand (60kg) and Vishu Rathee (48kg) were the ones to make the final, on Thursday.</p>.<p>Tanu defeated Nepal's Swostika 5-0, while Nikita got the better of Uzbekistan's Mukhusa Tokhirova by a similar margin.</p>.<p>Rathee, on the other hand, took less than two minutes to wind up the proceedings, outclassing Mongolia's Otgonbat Yesunkhuslen in her semifinal bout.</p>.<p><strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/cricket/joe-roots-latest-hundred-adds-to-india-agony-in-third-test-1023924.html" target="_blank">Read | Joe Root's latest hundred adds to India agony in third Test</a></strong></p>.<p>However, Ashis (54kg) and Anshul (57kg) ended with bronze medals.</p>.<p>Ashis lost to Uzbekistan's Norkosmov Mironshokh 1-4. Anshul was beaten 0-5 by another Uzbek in Dalerjon Bozorov.</p>.<p>The tournament, which is being held simultaneously for junior and youth boxers (both men and women) offers the gold medallists in the youth category a prize money of $ 6,000 while silver and bronze medallists will claim $ 3,000 and $ 1,500 respectively.</p>.<p>The junior champions will be awarded with $ 4,000 for gold and $ 2,000 and 1,000 for silver and bronze medallists respectively.</p>.<p>On Wednesday, six Indian boxers advanced to the finals of the Asian Youth Championships with two of them getting walkovers after their Kazakh opponents were quarantined following a Covid-19 case in the contingent.</p>
<p>Three Indian boxers stormed into the finals of the Asian Junior Championships in Dubai with dominating victories in their last-four stage bouts.</p>.<p>Tanu (52kg), Nikita Chand (60kg) and Vishu Rathee (48kg) were the ones to make the final, on Thursday.</p>.<p>Tanu defeated Nepal's Swostika 5-0, while Nikita got the better of Uzbekistan's Mukhusa Tokhirova by a similar margin.</p>.<p>Rathee, on the other hand, took less than two minutes to wind up the proceedings, outclassing Mongolia's Otgonbat Yesunkhuslen in her semifinal bout.</p>.<p><strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/cricket/joe-roots-latest-hundred-adds-to-india-agony-in-third-test-1023924.html" target="_blank">Read | Joe Root's latest hundred adds to India agony in third Test</a></strong></p>.<p>However, Ashis (54kg) and Anshul (57kg) ended with bronze medals.</p>.<p>Ashis lost to Uzbekistan's Norkosmov Mironshokh 1-4. Anshul was beaten 0-5 by another Uzbek in Dalerjon Bozorov.</p>.<p>The tournament, which is being held simultaneously for junior and youth boxers (both men and women) offers the gold medallists in the youth category a prize money of $ 6,000 while silver and bronze medallists will claim $ 3,000 and $ 1,500 respectively.</p>.<p>The junior champions will be awarded with $ 4,000 for gold and $ 2,000 and 1,000 for silver and bronze medallists respectively.</p>.<p>On Wednesday, six Indian boxers advanced to the finals of the Asian Youth Championships with two of them getting walkovers after their Kazakh opponents were quarantined following a Covid-19 case in the contingent.</p>