India won two gold medals and one bronze. Ritik Mehta, Kavish Gandhi and Abhijit Nair won gold in the boys 13 years and below category of the team Kata technique. <img alt="India's Karate Players" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/National-Sports-Club-of-Ind.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 314px;" /> Kavish Gandhi (left), Ritik Mehta and Abhijit Nair (right) who clinched gold at the National Sports Club of India yesterday India stole the show in the women&rsquo;s category of the team Kumite technique by winning gold, silver and bronze medals in this technique. Keyuri Patel won gold, Thursday&rsquo;s bronze medal winner (Kata technique) Kashmira Choksi won silver and Kinjal Vora took home the bronze medal. India&rsquo;s Natalia and Sanaya won the bronze medal in the women&rsquo;s 18 years and below category of the Kumite technique. England&rsquo;s Cheryl and Lauren won gold whereas Australia&rsquo;s Bridget and Catherine won the silver medal in this category.

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India's karate players dominated the second day of the sixth Karate-Do Gojukai World Championship at the National Sports Club of India yesterday.

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