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Kenyan boxers oozing with confidence as they depart for India

Featherweight Pauline Chege (left) with her instructor Coach Benjamin Musa training at Mathare Police Depot, Nairobi, ahead of Women World Championship. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

With no injuries, morale remains high in the camp as the national women's boxing team prepares to depart for India today for the World Boxing Championships that boxes-off in New Delhi on Wednesday.

The tournament, set to run for two weeks, ends on March 31.

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