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Women's World Boxing Championships: Live Telecast, Live Streaming Details Of Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain's Semi-final Bouts

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India's boxing stars Lovlina Borgohain and Nikhat Zareen will be in action on Thursday at the ongoing Women's World Boxing Championships in New Delhi.

Lovlina, Nitu Ghanghas, Nikhat and Saweety Boora have entered the semi-final of the world event to secure themselves of a medal.

Nitu will be the first one to play her semi-final game -- against Alua Balkibekova of Kazakhstan, Nikhat will be playing next.

The matches of Lovlina and Saweety will start later at night. When will Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships match take place? Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships match will take place on Thursday, March 23. Where will Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships semi-final match take place? Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships semi-final match will take place in Ring A of Indira Gandhi Sports Complex, New Delhi. At what time Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships semi-final match will start? Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships semi-final match will kick off at 6:15 PM. Which TV channels will broadcast Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships semi-final match? Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships semi-final match will be broadcast live on Doordarshan and Sony network channels. Where to follow the live streaming of Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships semi-final match? The live streaming of Nikhat Zareen's Women's World Boxing Championships semi-final match will be available on Doordarshan's YouTube channel and SonyLiv app and website. When will Lovlina Borgohain's Women's World Boxing Championships match take place? Lovlina Borgohain's Women's World Boxing Championships match will take place on

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