Rich haul of medals for city kickboxers

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Updated At : 01:41 PM Jan 07, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh: Chandigarh men’s kickboxing team won nine medals in the recently concluded 13th Senior and 12th Junior National Kickboxing Championship at Nashik, Maharashtra. Anmol, Aman Goyat, Akshat, Lakshay, Brijesh and Tanishq Walia won a gold medal each in their respective events, while Gourav Kamboj and Nishu bagged silver medals. Mohit Kamboj claimed the bronze medal. The top performers in the championship will be a part of India’s probable camp ahead of the World Kickboxing Championship to be held in Egypt. TNS

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