Aditi sixth after second round in LPGA, two shots behind leader -

Actor Ram Charan Ignites Archery Premiere League Opening, Elevating Indian Archery to New Heights. Co-owners Randeep Hooda & Lin Laishram onboard as Brand Ambassadors of Prithviraj Yodhas for Archery Premier League . Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports invites applications for National Sports Awards. India defeated Pakistan by five wickets to win the Asia Cup. Former Delhi Ranji Captain Mithun Manhas becomes President of Board of Control for Cricket in India.In the 94th Annual General Meeting of BCCI Mr. Rohan Jaitley, President of DDCA, has been appointed Chairperson of Infrastructure Committee. Mr. Mithun Manhas said, “It is a huge responsibility, and I give my assurance that I will be committed to doing it to the best of my abilities.”India Post Releases Special Postal Cover To Commemorate Sashtipoorthi of Delhi University’s Shyam Lal College. Team India clinches Gold and three Silver medals in Special Olympics Asia Pacific Badminton Competition at Malaysia.Young Shooting Talent Gathers in New Delhi for ISSF Junior World Cup. Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports brings out Selection Criteria for participation of Individuals and teams in Asian Games 2026 and other multi-sports events. BOLLYWOOD RALLIES BEHIND INDIAN TEAM AHEAD OF ICC WOMEN’S CRICKET WORLD CUP INDIA 2025: The real support will come when we cheer for our women’s team as much as we cheer for the men’s team: Akshay Kumar. Jersey same toh, Jazbaa bhi same: Kajol. श्याम लाल कॉलेज ने जीता बिट्स पिलानी हॉकी टूर्नामेंट का खिताब। Pramod Bhagat Wins Gold and Silver, Sukant Kadam Clinches Two Silvers, Krishna Nagar Shines with Silver at China Para Badminton International 2025. Cricketers, Coaches, Administrators and Supporters Honoured with “Divyam Cricket Awards: Physical Disability Annual Awards 2025” at Jaipur. Hockey India announces Indian Junior Women’s Squad for Australia Tour. Brilliant Bhullar Wins IGPL Delhi NCR Title; Makes it ‘Two in Two’. Hockey India announces Indian Junior Women’s Squad for Australia Tour. Tvesa leads Indian challenge with T-17 finish on Day 1 at La Sella Open. India Unveils Striking Medals for IndianOil New Delhi 2025 World Para Athletics Championships Ahead of Historic Event.

Golf
0

Aditi sixth after second round in LPGA, two shots behind leader

by Kheltoday · June 17, 2023

Share us on

1,010 Views

Aditi Ashok.

Khel Today Bureau

Belmont, Michigan: Aditi Ashok shot 5-under 67 to move to 9-under and was tied sixth place in the Meijer LPGA Classic on the LPGA Tour.

Aditi, 50th in the world, is bogey free in the first two rounds and trails the leader Japan’s Ayaka Furue (67) by two shots. The Japanese is is 11-under for two rounds and leads by one.

Aditi started on the 10^th and birdied her first hole of the day and added one more on 18^th to be 2-under. On the second nine she added birdies on fourth, sixth and eighth to get to 5-under and a total of 9-under.

Aditi has been runner-up once this year and was T-5 at Cognizant Founders Cup and T-4 at Mizuho Americas Cup.

Furue, 23, bogey free in the second round after a 66.

Hyo Joo Kim (65), Leona Maguire (65), Carlota Ciganda (66) and Amy Yang (67) were a stroke back. Defending champion Jennifer Kupcho (69) was 9-under along with Manon De Roey (65), Aditi Ashok (67), Minjee Lee (67), Emily Kristine Pedersen (68) and Lindsey Weaver-Wright (69).

Leave a Reply Cancel reply