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Lovlina Borgohain settles for silver

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Hangzhou, October 4

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Tokyo Olympics medallist Lovlina Borgohain put up a lacklustre display to settle for a silver medal as Indian boxers signed off with five medals at the Asian Games here today. Parveen Hooda couldn’t overcome the height disadvantage against two-time world champion Lin Yu Ting of Chinese Taipei, losing 0-5 in the women’s 57kg category semifinals to sign off with bronze.

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Borgohain’s defensive performance cost her the gold as she was outpunched in the lopsided final. The reigning world champion was thrashed by home favourite and two-time Olympics medallist Li Qian in the 75kg final, losing via a 2-3 split decision.

With Borgohain’s loss, India’s campaign came to an end, winning one silver and four bronze. “I gave my best but could not bring the gold. I am happy with my performance. I will try to change the colour of the medal in the Olympics,” Borgohain said. “I committed some mistakes like I was playing closer to the opponent and got a point cut. I will work on the mistakes,” she added.

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