Jaismine vs Gemma Paige Richardson, Commonwealth Games 2022 Women's Boxing: LIVE Streaming, When and Where to Watch, Schedule, Results

Boxer Jaismine Lamboria made her way into the semi-finals of the Women’s lightweight category at the Commonwealth Games 2022. She defeated Troy Garton of New Zealand in a split decision of 4-1. Although Jaismine was playing her first bout, she took great advantage of her height and landed heavy punches. Her positive intent throughout the game resulted in her victory. She confirmed a medal for India after winning in the quarters. She will play against 2018 Youth World champion Gemma Richardson in the semi-final on August 6.

The pugilist caught everyone’s attention when she secured a one-sided victory (6-1) against Parveen Hooda in trials. After winning the trials, Jaismine booked a ticket to Birmingham. Born in the Bhiwani district known for Boxing, she became passionate about the sport when she was 14. Jaismine’s biggest strength has been her uncles who were into Boxing.

Jaismine vs Gemma Paige Richardson, Commonwealth Games 2022 Women’s Boxing: LIVE Streaming, Where to Watch

The live coverage of the Commonwealth Games 2022 will be available on different networks across the world. In the Indian subcontinent, it will be telecast LIVE from Birmingham on Sony TEN 1, Sony TEN 2, Sony TEN 3, Sony SIX, and Sony TEN 4. The live streaming will be available on the Sony LIV app or website. Elsewhere, BBC will telecast LIVE in the United Kingdom, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in Canada, Seven Network in Australia, Sky NZ in New Zealand, Mediacorp in Singapore, S4C in Wales, and ESPN in the USA.

Jaismine vs Gemma Paige Richardson, Commonwealth Games 2022 Women’s Boxing: What is the schedule for the contest?

The semi-final bout between Jaismine and Gemma Paige Richardson is expected to begin at 8:00 pm on August 6, 2022.

Commonwealth Games 2022 Boxing: What are the previous results for Indian Contingent in Boxing?

Nikhat Zareen, Mohammed Hussamuddin, Amit Panghal, Nitu Ghanghas, and Sagar Ahlawat have assured medals in Boxing by entering the semi-finals. Nikhat produced a dominating 5-0 victory against Helen Jones of Wales. Hussamuddin beat Namibia’s Tryagain Ndevelo 4-1 in a split decision. The 2018 silver medallist Amit put up a clinical show against Scotland’s Lennon Mulligan by 5-0. Nitu Ghanghas assured India’s first medal in boxing as she got past Nicole Clyde in the quarters. Sagar got past Keddy Evans in a unanimous decision.