<p>World championships silver-medallist Manju Rani (48kg) and Asian bronze-winner Nikhat Zareen (52kg) continued their fine form to storm into the semifinals of the National Women's Boxing Championships here on Monday.</p>.<p>Rani, competing for the Railway Sports Promotion Board, out-punched Punjab's Minakshi 5-0.</p>.<p>The 21-year-old, who won the silver medal on debut at the 2019 World Championships, completely dominated her bout.</p>.<p>In another the 48kg category showdown, Tamil Nadu's S Kalaivani beat Himachal Pradesh's Jyotika Bisht by a similar margin in the quarter-finals.</p>.<p>Another star of the day was Assam's Jamuna Boro, who entered the last-four stage in the 54kg category with a dominating 5-0 win over Gayatri Kasnyal of Uttarakhand.</p>.<p>The 2019 World Championships bronze-medallist Jamuna was too quick for Gayatri.</p>.<p>In the 52kg category, 2019 Asian Championships bronze-medallist Nikhat Zareen, representing Telangana, put up an impressive show against Assam's Manju Basumatary and made her way into the semi-finals with a comfortable 5-0 victory.</p>.<p>Equally powerful was RSPB's Shiksha in the 54kg category, who defeated reigning youth world champion Babyrojisana Naorem of Manipur 5-0 to progress into the semifinals.</p>.<p>In the 50kg category, Punjab's Komal continued her fine showing and entered the last-four after beating Maharashtra's Anjali Gupta 5-0.</p>.<p>The gold and silver- medallists will earn themselves a place in the national coaching camp.</p>.<p>The remaining two names for the camp in each category will be selected on the basis of performances in the selection trials, which will take place right after the nationals.</p>.<p><strong>Watch latest videos by DH here:</strong></p>
<p>World championships silver-medallist Manju Rani (48kg) and Asian bronze-winner Nikhat Zareen (52kg) continued their fine form to storm into the semifinals of the National Women's Boxing Championships here on Monday.</p>.<p>Rani, competing for the Railway Sports Promotion Board, out-punched Punjab's Minakshi 5-0.</p>.<p>The 21-year-old, who won the silver medal on debut at the 2019 World Championships, completely dominated her bout.</p>.<p>In another the 48kg category showdown, Tamil Nadu's S Kalaivani beat Himachal Pradesh's Jyotika Bisht by a similar margin in the quarter-finals.</p>.<p>Another star of the day was Assam's Jamuna Boro, who entered the last-four stage in the 54kg category with a dominating 5-0 win over Gayatri Kasnyal of Uttarakhand.</p>.<p>The 2019 World Championships bronze-medallist Jamuna was too quick for Gayatri.</p>.<p>In the 52kg category, 2019 Asian Championships bronze-medallist Nikhat Zareen, representing Telangana, put up an impressive show against Assam's Manju Basumatary and made her way into the semi-finals with a comfortable 5-0 victory.</p>.<p>Equally powerful was RSPB's Shiksha in the 54kg category, who defeated reigning youth world champion Babyrojisana Naorem of Manipur 5-0 to progress into the semifinals.</p>.<p>In the 50kg category, Punjab's Komal continued her fine showing and entered the last-four after beating Maharashtra's Anjali Gupta 5-0.</p>.<p>The gold and silver- medallists will earn themselves a place in the national coaching camp.</p>.<p>The remaining two names for the camp in each category will be selected on the basis of performances in the selection trials, which will take place right after the nationals.</p>.<p><strong>Watch latest videos by DH here:</strong></p>