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Steady Phatlum wins

Indian hopes took a beating as Smriti Mehra finished her final round with a par 72 and ended tied sixth.

Updated on: Mar 29, 2008 06:42 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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PORNANONG PHATLUM won the Women's Indian Open and took home a cheque of $18,000. The Thai impressed with her near-flawless performance, bogeying on the 2nd hole (par-4). Pornanong carded an even round and an overall four-under 212. After the early miss, she returned pars till the 17th hole where she struck the lone birdie.

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"I did not want to take any chances. It was great to win back-to-back and this takes away all the tiredness," said the spirited teenager, who hopes to strike it big in the US LPA Tour in the future. Yun Jye Wei of the Chinese Taipei and Yuki Sakurai of Japan were placed joint second. While Wei finished one-under, Sakurai carded one-over and finished with a total of 216.

Indian hopes took a beating as Smriti Mehra finished her final round with a par 72 and ended tied sixth. "It's a reasonably good finish and I will take it," said Mehra, who was ninth overnight. Amateur Tania Wadhwa, who was tied 21st in Round 2, climbed up the ladder to finish tied 19th after carding two-over in the final round.

LEADERBOARD:

212: Pathlum Pornanong (Tha) 70-70-72;

216: Yun Jye Wei (Tpe) 74-71-71; Yuki Sakurai (Jpn) 73-70-73;

217: Nam Min-ji (Kor) 75-72-70; Wang Chun (Chn) 73-69-75;

218: Hsien Yu Ling am (Tpe) 75-72-71; Smriti Mehra (Ind) 73-73-72.

 
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