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Avani Prashanth Climbs to Tied-22nd in PIF Saudi Ladies International Championship

Indian Community Editorial TeamBy Indian Community Editorial TeamFebruary 13, 20261 Min ReadNo Comments Add us to Google Preferred Sources
Avani Prashanth Climbs to Tied-22nd in PIF Saudi Ladies International Championship
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Avani Prashanth improved her position to Tied-22nd with a solid 4-under 68 in the PIF Saudi Ladies International Championship at Riyadh Golf Club. She recorded five birdies and one bogey, giving her a chance to move up further with one day remaining. Aditi Ashok and Pranavi Urs, the other Indian participants, were placed T-54 and T-57 respectively.

Hye-Jinn Choi of Korea reclaimed the lead with a 65, tying with Japan’s Rio Takeda at 15-under. Cassandra Alexander from South Africa secured the third spot. Among the Indian players, Avani Prashanth stood out by reaching 4-under, while Aditi Ashok and Pranavi Urs also made the cut, ensuring their presence over the weekend.

Diksha Dagar narrowly missed the cut despite a commendable effort, finishing 1-under for two rounds. Hitaashee Bakshi also failed to advance. Avani Prashanth, starting strongly from the tenth tee, recovered well after a shaky start, finishing with three birdies to position herself for a potential climb in the upcoming rounds. Aditi Ashok, on the other hand, overcame an early setback to card a 69.

Aditi Ashok Avani Prashanth Cassandra Alexander Diksha Dagar Hitaashee Bakshi Hye-Jinn Choi Pranavi Urs Rio Takeda Riyadh Golf Club
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