Assam pugilist Kachari, representing RSPB, was on song and hardly broke a sweat in ending the challenge of Madhya Pradesh’s 2018 bronze medallist, Jigyasa Rajput 5-0 in 81kg.

Kachari’s statemate Ankushita Boro (64kg) too had it easy in her pre-quarter-final bout against Himachal Pradesh’s Earika Shekhar, whom she trounced 5-0.

Haryana’s Nupur, also last year’s silver medallist, was sharp right from the beginning of her 75kg bout against Himachal s Sandhya. The latter had absolutely no answer to Nupur’s flurry of punches and conceded a 0-5 defeat.

Nupur is making a comeback to the ring for the first time since the Asian Championships. Also breezing into the quarters was All India Police’s Lalfakmawii Ralte, who pummelled Kerala’s Seethal Shaji 5-0 in 81kg.

Mizoram was put on the winners’ column by Abisak Vanlalmawii after she emerged victorious by Referee Stop Contest (RSC) in Round 1 against Tamil Nadu’s R. Priyadarshini in 64kg.
Madhya Pradesh’s upcoming talent Nisha Yadav (64kg) was one of the biggest casualties on Day 4 of the tournament.

Uttar Pradesh’s Aradhana Patel was declared the winner of that contest by dint of RSC in Round 2. Ladakh, which had participation for the first time, too had a setback as Farina Llyas went down to Kerala’s Ansumol Benny, who emerged the victor by RSC in Round 1.

Delhi had a good day in the ring with both Anjali (69kg) and Shalakha Singh Sansanwal (75kg) progressing into the last-eight. While the former dominated Punjab’s Gagandeep Kaur 5-0, the latter dashed the hopes of Maharashtra’s Manisha Oza by a similar scoreline.

From Andhra Pradesh, Gompa Geya Rupini (81kg) made it to the last-eight via an RSC in Round 1 victory. Telegana too had a winner in Saara Qureshi, who got a walkover from Haryana’s Nirmal in 81kg.
The knockout stages will be starting from December 6, with the final matches to be played on December 8.