The nation is already guaranteed 11 medals - the most at the tournament, along with Russia - and India's women went unbeaten in the semi-finals at the Polish venue.

Vinka, Gitika, Arundhati Choudhary, Sanamacha Thokchom, Babyrojisana Chanu, Poonam and Alfiya Tarannum Akram Khan Pathan were all victorious to move on to the finals.

Gitika will face home fighter Natalia Kuczewska in the light-flyweight final, after the Pole saw off Thailand's Thipsatcha Yodwaree with a high-tempo display.

Gitika beat Erika Prisciandaro of Italy on the scorecards of all five judges.

The women's under-69kg final will be another India-versus-Poland affair, with Barbara Marcinkowska awaiting Choudhary.

Whereas the Indian fighter outclassed Uzbekistan's Khadichabonu Abdullaeva today, winning 30-27 in the eyes of all five judges, Marcinkowska was pushed all the way by Zhasmin Kizatova of Kazakhstan and won 4-1 on the judges' scores, with each deciding the fight by a lone point.

Sachin became the eighth Indian boxer to reach a final with victory over Italian Michele Baldassi in the men's under-56kg semi-finals in the evening session, but he was the only one of India's four men to advance today.

Eight Russian boxers are through to finals - the same number India boasts - and five of Russia's semi-final wins came in the evening session, when men's bouts were held.

An Indian and a Russian will go toe-to-toe in the women's flyweight final, with Valeriia Linkova due to face Chanu.

In the men's heavyweight division, Poland's Jakub Straszewski beat Vishal Gupta of India on all five scorecards today.

Cuban Jorge Luis Felimon Lobaina awaits in the final.

Sachin will face Yerbolat Sabyr in the men's under-56kg final, with Sabyr one of six boxers from Kazakhstan to reach a gold-medal match.

Tomorrow is a rest day, ahead of women's finals on Thursday (April 22) and the men's finals on Friday (April 23).