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India's last hope of securing a medal in boxing on day 11 rests with Dheeraj Rangi who will take part in the Men's Light welter 64kg quarter-final at 5.15 pm.
Chang again seems happy enough to defend but it is the Indian boxer who needs to go on the offensive and land some lusty blows if she wants to assure herself of a medal.
After basically being content with just boxing on the outside, Chang is finally forced to attack. But just as she wants to get some momentum, the second period ends.
With a medal on the line, both boxers need to stay on the right side of the referee. And Chang seems to be doing just that with some excellent punches.
Sarjubala Devi is content to let the clock run out to end the first period. Both boxers haven't been especially offensive despite landing some lusty blows.
Both boxers seem content with plenty of passivity followed by bursts of offensive prowess. With just under a minute to go in the first period, it is Chang who looks to have the slight upper hand.
A slightly tentative start from China's Chang Yuan and Devi comes out with the first big punch of the game with just over two minutes left in the first period.
So far two Indian boxers have taken part in the day's action and both of them have assured India of at least a Bronze. Can the remaining two do the same?
48' Both teams are looking like they want to score as many as they possibly can and the defence has consisted of the the keeper making a good save or a foul.
Vikas is undoubtedly on the back foot against the much taller opponent, he has had to work very hard to get each punch in. Silence envelops the arena as the Chinese boxer tries to finish the third period on the front foot.
