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Aditi had an early bogey, but recovered well with three birdies on the Par-5s on the fifth, eighth and 13th and another one on Par-4 ninth.

Women's World Championship:  Aditi finishes 21st in Singapore, Australia's Green wins title

Aditi had an early bogey, but recovered well with three birdies on the Par-5s on the fifth, eighth and 13th and another one on Par-4 ninth.

&nbsp;Indian golfer Aditi Ashok finished 21st at the women's World Championship with a final card of 2-under 70 here on Sunday after being in top-10 in the first two days.
Aditi had an early bogey, but recovered well with three birdies on the Par-5s on the fifth, eighth and 13th and another one on Par-4 ninth.
She dropped a bogey on the closing 18th. Aditi, who was making her debut in the event, shot 72-69-73 in her earlier rounds.
Australia's Hannah Green, shot her third straight 67 after 74 start in the first round, to total 13-under and win the title one shot clear of French golfer, Celine Boutier (67).
A week ago Aditi was T-31 at the Honda LPGA. Aditi, a five-time Ladies European Tour winner, is already certain to play her third Olympic Games in Paris this year.
Four players, Japanese duo Yuna Nishimura (66) and Nasa Hataoka (69), Korea&rsquo;s Mi Hyang Lee (67) and Canadian Brooke Henderson (68) were tied for third place.
Green had a stunning finish as she rolled in three birdies in a row on the last three holes to grab a well-deserved win. The icing on the cake was the 20-foot putt Green holed on the 18th to pip World No. 3 Boutier by one shot. Boutier, who had three birdies on the back nine, failed to make any more in her last three holes.
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The World No. 40, who is getting ready for another shot at an Olympic medal that she missed by a whisker in Tokyo, birdied three times on the fifth, 12th and 16th and parred the rest of the holes to be placed Tied-9th in the field.

HSBC Women’s World Championship: Aditi Ashok jumps into Top-10 in Singapore

The World No. 40, who is getting ready for another shot at an Olympic medal that she missed by a whisker in Tokyo, birdied three times on the fifth, 12th and 16th and parred the rest of the holes to be placed Tied-9th in the field.

A bogey-free three-under 69 in the second round saw India's Aditi Ashok move into the Top 10 at the HSBC Women&rsquo;s World Championship here on Friday.
The World No. 40, who is getting ready for another shot at an Olympic medal that she missed by a whisker in Tokyo, birdied three times on the fifth, 12th and 16th and parred the rest of the holes to be placed Tied-9th in the field.
On the opening day, she had five birdies but also gave away five bogeys in her card of 72.
World No.3 Celine Boutier gave her father a fine birthday present as the 30-year-old added a bogey-free 64 to her opening round of 73 to lie one shot clear of Japan&rsquo;s Ayaka Furue.
Boutier shot to the top of the leaderboard despite a first-round 73. She said she holed a lot of putts in the second round, which had less wind than the first.
Boutier is here with her Dad, who celebrated his birthday on Friday as her parents have travelled with her for two weeks in Thailand and Singapore.
One shot behind Boutier in second place is Japan&rsquo;s Ayaka Furue, who shot a 5-under 67 which included four birdies in a row on the back nine.
Sweden&rsquo;s Madelene Sagstrom carded a bogey-free 68 to sit in solo third place after the second round. She is the only player to be bogey-free through 36 holes.
Peiyun Chien, making her debut this week, added a 68 to her opening round of 72. She shares T4 with Nasa Hataoka, Stephanie Kyriacou, Hyo Joo Kim and Sarah Schmelzel.
World No 1 Lilia Vu (69-74) is seven shots behind Boutier, who won four times last year.&nbsp;
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Premier Indian golfer Aditi Ashok prevailed in the final nerve-wracking moments to take home the victory at the Andalucia Costa Del Sol Open on November 26. 

India's Aditi Ashok wins Andalucia Open to end her season on a high | Golf

Premier Indian golfer Aditi Ashok prevailed in the final nerve-wracking moments to take home the victory at the Andalucia Costa Del Sol Open on November 26.&nbsp;

India's premier female golfer Aditi Ashok finished her season with a win at the Andalucia Costa Del Sol Open, the year-ending tournament on the Ladies European Tour (LET) on Sunday.&nbsp; Ashok, who ended on 17-under par (69, 68, 68, 66 =271), pulled off a two-shot victory over Dutchwoman Anne Van Dam, who finished on 15-under par &nbsp;(69, 71, 65, 68= 273). The other Indian in play Diksha Dagar tied at 7th with Swede Caroline Hedwall on 10-under par.&nbsp; This tournament win marks Aditi's fifth LET win overall and second of the 2023 season. She began the season with a win at the Magical Kenya Ladies Open back in February.&nbsp;

A second-place finish on the podium was still a little heartbreaking as the entire nation anticipated a Gold medal from Aditi Ashok after she went into the final day of women's golf in Asian Games 2023 at the number 1 spot.

Asian Games 2023: Aditi Ashok becomes first Indian woman to win Golf medal in Asian Games, clinches silver

Aditi Ashok achieves golfing greatness!
She win a historic silver medal in women's golf in Asian Games 2023 to become the first Indian ever to win a medal in any edition of the games.

A second-place finish on the podium was still a little heartbreaking as the entire nation anticipated a Gold medal from Aditi Ashok after she went into the final day of women's golf in Asian Games 2023 at the number 1 spot.

Aditi Ashok achieved golfing greatness on Sunday. She won a historic silver medal in women's golf in Asian Games 2023 to become the first Indian woman ever to win a medal in golf in any edition of the games.
A second-place finish on the podium was still a little heartbreaking as the entire nation anticipated a Gold medal from Aditi Ashok after she went into the final day of women's golf in Asian Games 2023 at the number 1 spot.
However, gold medal hopes came crashing down as Aditi had an average final day and finished with a silver medal.
Moreover, the trio of Aditi Ashok, Avani Prashanth and Pranavi Urs came close to a historic Asian Games medal in the women's team even but it was not to be.
At the conclusion of Round 3, the women's team held the Gold medal position. However, a setback during the round, particularly for Aditi Ashok, coupled with limited support from the other two golfers, resulted in India slipping out of podium contention.
Never the less, a super effort helped Aditi become the first Indian golfer to win an individual medal since 2002.

India's Aditi Ashok, who's in prime position to win the Gold medal in women's golf, will be in action in the last round, starting 4 am on October 10.

Asian Games 2023 India Schedule Oct 1: Medal events - Golf, Athletics, Shooting, Boxing ; Day 8 timings

India's medal tally could rise exponentially on day 8 of #AsianGames

A number of medal events will take place where India will be in action, including Golf, Athletics, Shooting, and boxing among others.

Check out the full schedule for October 1.

<h2>India's Aditi Ashok, who's in prime position to win the Gold medal in women's golf, will be in action in the last round, starting 4 am on October 10.</h2>

India had a terrific day 7 at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, where they added 2 gold medals - one in the mixed doubles event in Tennis and one in the men's squash team event where they beat Pakistan in a thriller. Their medal tally could rise exponentially on day 8, with a number of medal events set to take place on October 1 where India will be in action, including Golf, Athletics, Shooting, and boxing among others.
All eyes early on will be on India's Aditi Ashok, who had a phenomenal outing in Round 3 of Women's Golf. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/aditi-ashok-indian-golfer-favourite-to-win-gold-in-after-brilliant-round-3-at-asian-games-2023-golf-1696054966820">Aditi, with a 7-shot lead, is currently the favourite</a> to win the Gold in the women's individual event on Sunday. Her performance has also propelled India to the top of the team standings even as her compatriots are way behind on the leaderboard. If Aditi repeats her performance from September 30, India could add 2 Gold medals to their tally in Golf.
It will be an action-packed day in Athletics for India, with a number of finals lined up. From Jyothi Yarraji in Women's 100m hurdles to Tajinderpal Singh Toor in Shot Put, from Murali Sreeshankar in Men's Long Jump to Avinash Sable in Men&rsquo;s 3000m Steeplechase, India will be vying for Gold in a number of events.
Shooting events will also come to an end on Sunday, with the final day all about the Trap events. India could add more medals to the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/indian-shooters-sarabjot-singh-divya-ts-win-silver-in-10m-air-pistol-mixed-team-asian-games-2023-1696047871864">19 they have already won in Shooting</a> at Hangzhou 2022, their best-ever medal haul in the discipline in Asian Games history.
Archery events will also begin on Sunday, with the individual qualification rounds in both the recurve and compound categories. India have a few world champions in their squad and will be hoping for a good beginning to their campaign in Hangzhou.
Check out the full schedule for India on day 8 of Asian Games - October 1
&nbsp;
Golf
4:00 am: Aditi Ashok (T1), Pranavi Sharath (11), Avani Prashanth (T19) &nbsp;Women's Individual and Team events, Round 4
4:00 am: Anirban Lahiri (T17), SSP Chawrasia (T20), Khalin Joshi (T24), Shubhankar Sharma (T34) in Men's Individual and Team events, Round 4
&nbsp;
Equestrian
5:30 am: Eventing (Cross Country) - Ashish Limaye, Apurva Dabhade, Vikas Kumar
&nbsp;
Athletics
6:30 am: Women&rsquo;s Heptathlon Long Jump - Swapna Barman, Nandini Agasara&nbsp;
7:10 am: Women&rsquo;s 200m - Jyothi Yarraji (Heat 1)
7:35 am: Women&rsquo;s Heptathlon Javelin Throw - Swapna Barman, Nandini Agasara&nbsp;
8:06 am: Men&rsquo;s 200m - Amlan Borgohain (Heat 4)
4:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s Shot Put Final - Tajinderpal Singh Toor, Sahab Singh
4:40 pm: Men&rsquo;s Long Jump Final - Murali Sreeshankar, Jeswin Aldrin
4:45 pm: Men&rsquo;s 3000m Steeplechase Final - Avinash Sable
5:25 pm onwards: Men&rsquo;s 200m Semifinal - Amlan Borgohain (if qualified)
5:35 pm: Women&rsquo;s Discus Throw Final - Seema Punia
5:50 pm: Women&rsquo;s 1500m Final - Harmilan Bains, Deeksha
6:00 pm: Men&rsquo;s 1500m Final - Jinson Johnson, Ajay Kumar Saroj
6:15 pm: Women&rsquo;s Heptathlon 800m - Swapna Barman, Nandini Agasara&nbsp;
6:45 pm: Women&rsquo;s 100m Hurdles Final - Jyothi Yarraji, Nithya Ramraj
&nbsp;
Archery
6:30 am onwards: Recurve Men&rsquo;s Individual Qualification - Tushar Shelke, Atanu Das, Mrinal Chauhan, Dhiraj Bommadevara
6:30 am onwards: Compound Women&rsquo;s Individual Qualification - Parneet Kaur, Avneet Kaur, Aditi Swami, Jyothi Vennam
11:50 am onwards: Compound Men&rsquo;s Individual Qualification - Prathamesh Jawkar, Ojas Deotale, Abhishek Verma, Raja Chauhan
11:50 am onwards: Recurve Women&rsquo;s Individual Qualification - Prachi Singh, Simranjeet Kaur, Bhajan Kaur, Ankita Bhakat
&nbsp;
Shooting
6:30 am onwards: Men&rsquo;s Trap Qualification and Team event - Kynan Chenai, Prithviraj Tondaiman, Zoravar Singh Sandhu
6:30 am onwards: Men&rsquo;s Trap Qualification and Team event - Rajeshwari Kumari, Manisha Keer, Preeti Rajak
12:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s Trap Final
1:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s Trap Final
&nbsp;
Bridge
6:30 am onwards: Men&rsquo;s team, Mixed team Round Robin 2
11:00 am onwards: Women&rsquo;s team Round Robin 2
&nbsp;
Canoe Sprint
7:00 am: Women&rsquo;s Canoe Single 200m - Megha Pradeep (Heat 1)
7:26 am: Women&rsquo;s Kayak Single 500m - Soniya Phairembam (Heat 2)
12:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s Canoe Single 200m Semifinal - Megha Pradeep (if qualified)
12:40 pm: Women&rsquo;s Kayak Single 500m Semifinal - Soniya Phairembam (if qualified)
&nbsp;
Kurash
7:00 am onwards: Men&rsquo;s 81kg Round of 16 - Aditya Dhopaokar
&nbsp;
Sepaktakraw
7:30 am: India vs Laos, Women&rsquo;s Quadrant Group B match
11:30 am: India vs Japan, Men&rsquo;s Quadrant Group B match
12:30 pm: India vs China, Women&rsquo;s Quadrant Group B match
&nbsp;
Squash
8:30 am: India vs Korea, Mixed Doubles Pool A
10:00 am: India vs Philippines, Mixed Doubles Pool D
1:30 pm: India vs Pakistan, Mixed Doubles Pool A
3:00 pm: India vs Pakistan, Mixed Doubles Pool D
1:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s Singles Round of 32 - Mahesh Mangaonkar vs Jonathan Reyes (Philippines)
&nbsp;
Boxing
11:45 am: Women&rsquo;s 57kg Quarterfinal - Parveen vs Sitora Turdibekova (Uzbekistan)
12:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s 60kg Quarterfinal - Jaismine vs Ungyong Won (North Korea)
4:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s 50kg Semifinal - Nikhat Zareen vs Chuthamat Raksat (Thailand)
&nbsp;
Chess
12:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s and Women&rsquo;s Team Round 3 
Hockey
1:30 pm: India vs South Korea, Women&rsquo;s Pool A match
&nbsp;
Badminton
2:30 pm: India vs China, Men&rsquo;s Team Final
&nbsp;
Volleyball
4:30 pm: India vs China, Women&rsquo;s Pool A match
&nbsp;
Basketball
5:30 pm: India vs China, Women&rsquo;s Group A match
------------------------
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Aditi Ashok, who narrowly missed out on a medal at the Tokyo Olympics, has opened a huge 7-stroke lead at the top with only the last round left at the Asian Games.

Aditi Ashok: Indian golfer favourite to win Gold after brilliant Round 3 at Asian Games 2023 | Golf

Indian golfer Aditi Ashok is on the verge of history!

A fantastic Round 3 at #AsianGames has propelled her and India into the lead in the women's individual and team event in Golf

<h2>Aditi Ashok, who narrowly missed out on a medal at the Tokyo Olympics, has opened a huge 7-stroke lead at the top with only the last round left at the Asian Games.</h2>

Indian Golfer Aditi Ashok is on the verge of history at the Asian Games.
Aditi is the favourite to win the Gold medal in the women's individual event after an exceptional showing in Round 3, where she went 11 under par, to go top of the leaderboard.
With only the last round left, the 25-year-old has opened a massive 7 shot lead over second-placed Arpichaya Yubol.
Yubol was the leader at the start of Round 3, while Aditi (T2) was tied for the second position. However, the Indian golfer raced ahead of the pack in stunning fashion.
Aditi's brilliance also propelled India to the top of the team event in the women's category going into the last round, even as her compatriots Pranavi Sharath (11) and Avani Prashanth (T19) are way behind on the leaderboard.
A decent outing in the final round on Sunday should at least see Aditi win her first Gold medal for the country at the continental multi-sport event. She had narrowly missed out on a medal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, where she finished 4th in the standings.&nbsp;
A big round awaits on Sunday!
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Aditi Ashok broke into top 50 in world rankings for the first time and has now attained career-best rank of 49

Golfer Aditi Ashok breaks into top 50 in world rankings

India's ace golfer put up a brilliant show at the founders cup recently and finished tied 5th in a tournament that featured over 140 top female golfers.

Aditi Ashok broke into top 50 in world rankings for the first time and has now attained career-best rank of 49

Golfer Aditi Ashok continued to make huge strides as she broke into top 50 in the world rankings for the first time. She has now attained her career-best rank of 49.
India's ace golfer put up a brilliant show at the founders cup recently and finished tied 5th in a tournament that featured over 140 top female golfers.
It was the 2nd Top-5 finish in the LPGA tour (5th overall) for Aditi in the 2023 season.
Aditi rose to limelight with a top show at the Tokyo Olympics, where she hogged the limelight by finishing 4th and narrowly missed out on what would have been a historic medal.

Aditi Ashok registered a tied second finish, her best result on the world's biggest Ladies Tour.

Golf: Aditi Ashok misses out on maiden LPGA win, finishes second at LA Championship

Indian golfer Aditi Ashok came tantalisingly close to her maiden LPGA win before losing a three-way play-off at the Los Angeles Championship.

Click for full story.

#Golf #AditiAshok

Aditi Ashok registered a tied second finish, her best result on the world's biggest Ladies Tour.

Indian golfer Aditi Ashok came tantalisingly close to her maiden LPGA win before losing ia three-way play-off at the JM Eagle LA Championship.
The 25-year-old Indian, who has been on the LPGA for seven years now, carded a four-under 67 in the final round to earn a place in the play-off with Hannah Green (69) and Xiyu Lin (67).
But she couldn't go the distance, registering a Tied second finish, her best result on the world's biggest ladies Tour.
Though disappointed, she took positives from the second place at the Wilshire Country Club.
"I think overall it's a good week. I've never played in this position on the LPGA, to be near the lead on the first day and stay there the whole tournament," she said.
"The competition is just so deep out here. Ten people have a good tournament but only one can win. I'm happy with the way I played." Aditi, who finished fourth at the Tokyo Olympics, started the week with a bogey-free five-under and when she added a one-under 70 on the second, she went into sole lead after 36 hole for the first time in her career.
It was also her first cut of 2023.
On the third day, she did not score as well but bounced back on Sunday with four-under 67 with five birdies and a lone bogey on 17, to move to nine-under overall. That put her into a play-off with Green (69) and Lin (67).
Ashok had a 15-foot putt that lipped out on the 18th in the playoff, ending her bid. Lin made a 12-foot putt, and Green made a 4-footer to stay in the game.
On the second extra hole at No. 18, Lin hit into a bunker and blasted out to some 18 feet and missed the par putt. That left Green to tap in from 2 feet for her first LPGA win since September 2019.
"I think I played good today, kind of like the first day, no mistakes," Ashok said. "Just the bogey on 17. Feels like that's the shot I left out there." Aditi, who won on the Ladies European Tour in her rookie year at the Hero Women&rsquo;s Indian Open, added two more wins later. This year she had a win at the Magical Kenya Ladies Open in February for first LET win in five years and now leads the Race to Costa Del Sol. She was also second once and third once on the LET.
Ashok credited her recent success to her off season grind.
"I was just working on swing speed in the off-season, gained a lot of yardage, so that's definitely helped. The driving distance helped a lot and just working on being more consistent through the game.
"I changed my irons back to what I was using a couple years ago and I'm more comfortable with that, so that&rsquo;s helped this week." Aditi has a week off and is due to play next at the Cognizant Founders Cup.
Ruoning Yin won in Los Angeles last month at the DIO Implant LA Open at Palos Verdes Golf Club and had a chance to win again but two late bogeys ruined her chances.
She carded 67 to fall to eight-under and missed the playoff. She tied for fourth with Ayaka Furue of Japan, who had a 65.
Nelly Korda, the No. 1 player in women's golf, had a 67 and tied for sixth. Cheyenne Knight, who had a two-shot lead going into the final round, closed with a 2-over 73 and tied for sixth.
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World No.1 Lydia Ko held her overnight lead to win the Saudi Ladies International on Sunday.

Saudi Ladies International: India's Aditi Ashok finishes second behind World No. 1 Lydia Ko 

Indian golfer Aditi Ashok continued her sensational run but missed out on her second title in three weeks after finishing one shot behind World No. 1 Lydia Ko at the Saudi Ladies International.

#Golf #AditiAshok

World No.1 Lydia Ko held her overnight lead to win the Saudi Ladies International on Sunday.

Indian golfer Aditi Ashok continued her sensational run but missed out on her second title in three weeks after finishing one shot behind World No. 1 Lydia Ko at the Saudi Ladies International.
The New Zealander looked in danger early on as she went birdie, bogey on the opening two holes, but managed to steady her nerve and picked up four more shots to finish with a 68.
It was enough to stave off any challenge from Ashok, who also shot a 68 on the day and couldn't improve on her overnight position.
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Aditi, who in the last two weeks had won in Kenya and finished third in Morocco, is leading a star-studded field at the USD 5 million events on the Ladies European Tour.

 Aramco Saudi Ladies: Aditi Ashok maintains brilliant run, leads world No. 1 Lydia Ko by two shots

India's Aditi Ashok continued her brilliant run as she added a 6-under 66 in the second round to move to 13-under and a two-shot lead over world No. 1 Lydia Ko in the Aramco Saudi Ladies International 

India's Aditi Ashok maintains brilliant run, leads world No. 1 Lydia Ko by two shots

Aditi, who in the last two weeks had won in Kenya and finished third in Morocco, is leading a star-studded field at the USD 5 million events on the Ladies European Tour.

India's Aditi Ashok continued her brilliant run as she added a 6-under 66 in the second round to move to 13-under and a two-shot lead over world No. 1 Lydia Ko in the Aramco Saudi Ladies International here on Friday.
Aditi, who in the last two weeks had won in Kenya and finished third in Morocco, is leading a star-studded field at the USD 5 million event on the Ladies European Tour.
Starting on the tenth tee, Aditi was in excellent form as she found five birdies and an eagle on the back nine of the Royal Green Golf Club to score 7-under 29 on the stretch.
Getting to the front nine, Aditi, who was bogey free on the first day, bogeyed the first and sixth and was on 12-under when she holed a final birdie to move to 13-under and two clear of Lydia, who had earlier finished the day at 3-under 69 to get to 12-under and be tied second with American Lilia Vu (66).
Aditi, a four-time LET winner, who ended a long winless streak two weeks ago in Kenya, divides her time between Ladies European Tour and LPGA. She has begun the 2023 season with three events on the LET and already has a win and third place in those starts.
Focusing on a strong off-season preparation, she has been reaping rich rewards for her work. She used the two months between the two seasons to work and practice.
Aditi said, "I think two months off and practicing a lot compared to how much I would've practiced if I was in season has helped with the start to the year.
"I have played here three times before, I know the golf course a little bit, and maybe that familiarity helps me feel comfortable here." After the first day, when she shot 65, she said, 'I think early on I hit a couple bad drives, but I managed to save par on those holes. I knew it was one of those days, that even if you don't hit a good shot things were working out for me today, so glad I was able to capitalise on that." Swiss golfer Albane Valenzuela (66) was fourth, while Gaby Lopez (69) and Emily Kristine Pedersen (67) were tied fifth.

Ashok won the Magical Kenya Open last week, the 4th Ladies European Tour title of her career.

India's Aditi Ashok aiming for second title in 2 weeks, two shots behind leader in Lalla Meryem Cup

Aditi Ashok, who won the Magical Kenya Ladies Open last week, is two shots behind leader Maja Stark in the Lalla Meryem Cup.

#Golf #AditiAshok #LadiesEuropeanTour

Ashok won the Magical Kenya Open last week, the 4th Ladies European Tour title of her career.

India's Aditi Ashok maintained her solid form as she put in another confident display on the Ladies European Tour to stay in contention for a second title in as many weeks.
With the round of 71, she moved to 6-under after two rounds of the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco.
Aditi, who won the Magical Kenya Ladies Open last week by nine shots, had shot a 4-under round on the first day. She is two shots behind leader Maja Stark going into the weekend.
While Aditi confidently moved into the final round, India's other star, Diksha Dagar missed the cut after rounds of 81-77.
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Aditi Ashok of India captured the fourth Ladies European Tour title of her career on Sunday.

WATCH! Giraffes in attendance as India's Aditi Ashok wins Magical Kenya Open

Ever heard of Giraffes watching a game of Golf?

That's exactly what happened at the Magical Kenya Open, where India's Aditi Ashok took home the title. 

Watch here.

Aditi Ashok of India captured the fourth Ladies European Tour title of her career on Sunday.

Giraffes enjoying watching some golf!
You haven't heard of that before but that's what exactly happened at the Magical Kenya Open where <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/aditi-ashok-wins-magical-kenya-ladies-open-2023-1675610351803">India's Aditi Ashok created history</a> as she won her fourth Ladies European Tour title.
An occupation hazard at the Vipingo Ridge course, it's rare that the animals get that close to the play but there they were, watching and enjoying some Golf in the sun.

Two-time Olympian Aditi Ashok has won the Magical Kenya Ladies Open 2023 as the 24-year-old won by 9 shots in the final round.

Aditi Ashok wins Magical Kenya Ladies Open 2023

India's Aditi Ashok wins her 4th Ladies European Tour title!

Aditi Ashok had an overall score of 12 under and showed some of her best golf to win the tournament in the end.

The 5-year wait is finally over!
Two-time Olympian Golfer Aditi Ashok has won the Magical Kenya Ladies Open 2023 as the 24-year-old won by 9 shots after the final round.
This was Aditi's 1st Ladies European tour win after 5 years which makes it special for her.
Aditi Ashok had an overall score of 12 under and showed some of her best golf to win the tournament in the end.
Aditi led after each and every round in the Open and bagged her 4th career title on the Ladies European Tour.
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 India’s best ever Olympic show: Despite the disappointment in shooting, a total of 7 medals at the Tokyo Olympics proved to be India's best-ever show at the Games.

Year Ender 2021: India's best-ever show at the Olympics

Despite the disappointment in shooting, a total of 7 medals at the Tokyo Olympics proved to be India's best-ever show at the Games

Despite the disappointment in shooting, a total of 7 medals at the Tokyo Olympics proved to be India's best-ever show at the Games.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 Mirabai Chanu's perfect start
 Weightlifter Mirabai Chanu gave India a perfect start by clinching the 1st medal for the country at the 2020 Games. She&nbsp;lifted a total of 202 kg, with 87 kg in the Snatch and 115 kg in the Clean &amp; Jerk to win silver. With that, she buried her demons of the 2016 Rio Olympics where Chanu&nbsp;had failed to log a single legitimate lift.
 Aditi Ashok puts Indian women's golf on the world map
Not many gave her a fighting chance but Aditi Ashok made the world sit up and take notice of Indian women's golf at the Tokyo Games. She almost created history but missed a podium finish by the narrowest of margins and finished 4th. The 23-year-old came into the Games ranked 200th and missed bronze by just 1 stroke.
 Ravi Kumar Dahiya wins silver in debut Olympic games
Bajrang Punia was being tagged as the favourite to bag a gold medal but he had to settle for a bronze. Ravi Kumar Dahiya though give India a reason to celebrate as he clinched silver in&nbsp;57kg freestyle wrestling in what was his debut Olympic Games. With that, he became the 5th Indian wrestler to finish on the Olympic podium.
 PV Sindhu becomes a double Olympic medallist
 PV Sindhu may be going through a medal drought for a while now but India's ace shuttler was on top of her game at the Tokyo Olympics. She won her bronze medal match and became the first female Indian athlete to win 2 Olympic medals. She had won silver at the Rio Games in 2016.
&nbsp; Brilliant show in hockey Probably the most satisfying part about the Tokyo Olympics was the way India's hockey teams played. While the men's team ended a 41-year-long medal wait by clinching bronze, the women's team reached the semi-finals, which was their best-ever finish at the games. They, however, went down fighting to Great Britain&nbsp;in the bronze medal match.
 Neeraj Chopra's historic Gold The most iconic moment of the Games came in India's last discipline when Neeraj Chopra created history by clinching the gold medal in Javelin with a&nbsp;throw of 87.58m. It was not only India's 1st individual Olympic medal after Abhinav Bindra's&nbsp;gold in 2008 but was independent India's first-ever track and field Olympic medal.&nbsp;

Year Ender 2021: Despite the disappointment in shooting, a total of 7 medals at the Tokyo Olympics proved to be India's best-ever show at the Games.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Despite the disappointment in shooting, a total of 7 medals at the Tokyo Olympics proved to be India's best-ever show at the Games.
Mirabai Chanu's perfect start
Weightlifter Mirabai Chanu gave India a perfect start by clinching the 1st medal for the country at the 2020 Games. She&nbsp;lifted a total of 202 kg, with 87 kg in the Snatch and 115 kg in the Clean &amp; Jerk to win silver. With that, she buried her demons of the 2016 Rio Olympics where Chanu&nbsp;had failed to log a single legitimate lift.
Aditi Ashok puts Indian women's golf on the world map
Not many gave her a fighting chance but Aditi Ashok made the world sit up and take notice of Indian women's golf at the Tokyo Games. She almost created history but missed a podium finish by the narrowest of margins and finished 4th. The 23-year-old came into the Games ranked 200th and missed bronze by just 1 stroke.
Ravi Kumar Dahiya wins silver in debut Olympic games
Bajrang Punia was being tagged as the favourite to bag a gold medal but he had to settle for a bronze. Ravi Kumar Dahiya though give India a reason to celebrate as he clinched silver in&nbsp;57kg freestyle wrestling in what was his debut Olympic Games. With that, he became the 5th Indian wrestler to finish on the Olympic podium.
PV Sindhu becomes a double Olympic medallist
PV Sindhu may be going through a medal drought for a while now but India's ace shuttler was on top of her game at the Tokyo Olympics. She won her bronze medal match and became the first female Indian athlete to win 2 Olympic medals. She had won silver at the Rio Games in 2016.
&nbsp; Brilliant show in hockey
Probably the most satisfying part about the Tokyo Olympics was the way India's hockey teams played. While the men's team ended a 41-year-long medal wait by clinching bronze, the women's team reached the semi-finals, which was their best-ever finish at the games. They, however, went down fighting to Great Britain&nbsp;in the bronze medal match.
Neeraj Chopra's historic Gold
The most iconic moment of the Games came in India's last discipline when Neeraj Chopra created history by clinching the gold medal in Javelin with a&nbsp;throw of 87.58m. It was not only India's 1st individual Olympic medal after Abhinav Bindra's&nbsp;gold in 2008 but was independent India's first-ever track and field Olympic medal.

With a storm approaching, conditions at the golf club in Tokyo turned challenging with a cloud cover but India's Aditi Ashok was still shining bright.&nbsp;The world number 200 went toe-to-toe with World No. 1 and LPGA champion Nelly Korda&nbsp;but narrowly missed out on a medal by finishing at the 4th spot.
In the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, Aditi finished 41st but 5 years since then, she proved to be a completely different golfer in her 2nd appearance at the Games. The 23-year-old from Bengaluru maintained&nbsp;the 2nd spot for the first 3 days,&nbsp;which no other Indian golfer has ever achieved before. Despite not ending up on the podium, Aditi's&nbsp;Tokyo campaign was historic in every sense.&nbsp;
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: World No. 200 Aditi Ashok finishes 4th, narrowly misses a medal

Aditi Ashok&nbsp;stayed in top 3 for the first 3 days,&nbsp;which no other Indian golfer, male or female, has ever achieved before.

With a storm approaching, conditions at the golf club in Tokyo turned challenging with a cloud cover but India's Aditi Ashok was still shining bright.&nbsp;The world number 200 went toe-to-toe with World No. 1 and LPGA champion Nelly Korda&nbsp;but narrowly missed out on a medal by finishing at the 4th spot.
In the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, Aditi finished 41st but 5 years since then, she proved to be a completely different golfer in her 2nd appearance at the Games. The 23-year-old from Bengaluru maintained&nbsp;the 2nd spot for the first 3 days,&nbsp;which no other Indian golfer has ever achieved before. Despite not ending up on the podium, Aditi's&nbsp;Tokyo campaign was historic in every sense.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Aditi went toe-to-toe with World No.1 and LPGA champion Nelly Korda</li>
<li>Aditi&nbsp;had finished 41st at the Rio Olympics in 2016</li>
<li>Aditi stayed in top 3 for the first three rounds but slipped to 4th</li>
</ul>

With a storm approaching, conditions at the golf club in Tokyo turned challenging with a cloud cover but India's Aditi Ashok was still shining bright.&nbsp;The world number 200 went toe-to-toe with World No. 1 and LPGA champion Nelly Korda&nbsp;but narrowly missed out on a medal by finishing at the 4th spot.
In the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, Aditi finished 41st but 5 years since then, she proved to be a completely different golfer in her 2nd appearance at the Games. The 23-year-old from Bengaluru maintained&nbsp;the 2nd spot for the first 3 days,&nbsp;which no other Indian golfer has ever achieved before. Despite not ending up on the podium, Aditi's&nbsp;Tokyo campaign was historic in every sense.&nbsp;
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India's Aditi&nbsp;Ashok&nbsp;has kept hopes of a historic Olympic medal in golf high as she held on to the second position after&nbsp;carding a three-under 67 in the third round.
She is now&nbsp;three strokes adrift of leader Nelly Korda of USA who carded a two-under 69 in the penultimate round. Moreover,&nbsp;a tropical storm is approaching Tokyo over the weekend. If weather plays spoil sport&nbsp;on Saturday, the standings will remain same and Aditi&nbsp;will make history by clinching India's maiden medal in golf.&nbsp;
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: golfer Aditi Ashok eyes a medal, set to create history

If the tropical storm in Tokyo plays spoil sport on Saturday,&nbsp;Aditi, who is currently at the 2nd spot,&nbsp;will make history by clinching India's maiden medal in golf.&nbsp;

India's Aditi&nbsp;Ashok&nbsp;has kept hopes of a historic Olympic medal in golf high as she held on to the second position after&nbsp;carding a three-under 67 in the third round.
She is now&nbsp;three strokes adrift of leader Nelly Korda of USA who carded a two-under 69 in the penultimate round. Moreover,&nbsp;a tropical storm is approaching Tokyo over the weekend. If weather plays spoil sport&nbsp;on Saturday, the standings will remain same and Aditi&nbsp;will make history by clinching India's maiden medal in golf.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Aditi&nbsp;carded a three-under 67 in the 3rd round, looks good for a medal</li>
<li>If weather plays spoil sport on Saturday, Aditi will be awarded Silver</li>
</ul>

India's Aditi&nbsp;Ashok&nbsp;has kept hopes of a historic Olympic medal in golf high as she held on to the second position after&nbsp;carding a three-under 67 in the third round.
She is now&nbsp;three strokes adrift of leader Nelly Korda of USA who carded a two-under 69 in the penultimate round. Moreover,&nbsp;a tropical storm is approaching Tokyo over the weekend. If weather plays spoil sport&nbsp;on Saturday, the standings will remain same and Aditi&nbsp;will make history by clinching India's maiden medal in golf.&nbsp;
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Indian golfer Aditi&nbsp;Ashok continued her impressive run at the Tokyo Olympics, as she ended tied second on nine-under 133 after Round 2.&nbsp;
She carded a flawless five-under 66 on Thursday and&nbsp;rolled in five birdies, which included three in her last four holes. 23-year-old Aditi, who is playing her 2nd Olympics, trails world no.1 Nelly Korda of USA&nbsp;by four shots. There are still 2 more rounds left in the competition.
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Aditi Ashok continues to impress, tied-2nd after round 2 of Women's Golf 

Aditi&nbsp;Ashok&nbsp;trails world no.1 Nelly Korda of USA&nbsp;by four shots. There are still 2 more rounds left in the competition

Indian golfer Aditi&nbsp;Ashok continued her impressive run at the Tokyo Olympics, as she ended tied second on nine-under 133 after Round 2.&nbsp;
She carded a flawless five-under 66 on Thursday and&nbsp;rolled in five birdies, which included three in her last four holes. 23-year-old Aditi, who is playing her 2nd Olympics, trails world no.1 Nelly Korda of USA&nbsp;by four shots. There are still 2 more rounds left in the competition but with rising heat &amp; an approaching tropical storm, there is plenty of drama still left in Women's golf.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Aditi&nbsp;carded a flawless five-under 66 and&nbsp;rolled in five birdies</li>
<li>Aditi&nbsp;trails world no.1 Nelly Korda of USA&nbsp;by four shots</li>
</ul>

Indian golfer Aditi&nbsp;Ashok continued her impressive run at the Tokyo Olympics, as she ended tied second on nine-under 133 after Round 2.&nbsp;
She carded a flawless five-under 66 on Thursday and&nbsp;rolled in five birdies, which included three in her last four holes. 23-year-old Aditi, who is playing her 2nd Olympics, trails world no.1 Nelly Korda of USA&nbsp;by four shots. There are still 2 more rounds left in the competition but with rising heat &amp; an approaching tropical storm, there is plenty of drama still left in Women's golf.&nbsp;
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Aditi&nbsp;Ashok has been India's flag bearer in women's golf and she impressed on the opening day at the Tokyo Olympics. She finish at tied-2nd after the first round with a score of 4-under 67 on Wednesday.
Her compatriot Diksha Dagar though had a completely opposite start, carding 5-over 76 to be at tied-56th spot.
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Aditi Ashok impresses on day 1, tied-2nd after round 1

While&nbsp;Aditi Ashok&nbsp;ended day 1 with a score of 4-under 67, her&nbsp;compatriot Diksha Dagar&nbsp;ended&nbsp;5-over 76 to be at tied-56th spot

Aditi&nbsp;Ashok has been India's flag bearer in women's golf and she impressed on the opening day at the Tokyo Olympics. She finished at tied-2nd after the first round with a score of 4-under 67 on Wednesday.
Her compatriot Diksha Dagar though had a completely opposite start, carding 5-over 76 to be at tied-56th spot.

<ul>
<li>Aditi Ashok&nbsp;ends day 1 with a score of 4-under 67 in Women's Golf&nbsp;</li>
<li>Diksha Daga&nbsp;ended&nbsp;5-over 76 to be at tied-56th spot</li>
</ul>

Aditi&nbsp;Ashok has been India's flag bearer in women's golf and she impressed on the opening day at the Tokyo Olympics. She finished at tied-2nd after the first round with a score of 4-under 67 on Wednesday.
Her compatriot Diksha Dagar though had a completely opposite start, carding 5-over 76 to be at tied-56th spot.
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India's top-ranked woman golfer Aditi Ashok qualified for her second successive Olympic Games, after finishing 45th on the qualifying list released on Tuesday.

Aditi Ashok becomes first female Indian golfer to qualify for Tokyo Olympics

Indian golfer&nbsp;Aditi Ashok&nbsp;booked a berth for&nbsp;the Tokyo Olympics 2020 on Tuesday. This will be the 23-year-old's second Olympics appearance. Ashok also participated in the 2016 edition in Rio, where she finished 41st.
Aditi finished 45th on the qualifying list, and is the highest-ranked Indian golfer in the women's Olympic rankings.&nbsp;thus joined Anirban Lahiri and Udayan Mane to make it a team of three to Tokyo.
An excited&nbsp;Aditi&nbsp;Tweeted to say that&nbsp;she is privileged to have the opportunity to represent her country &amp; the sport at the Games again.

<ul>
<li>Aditi Ashok qualifies for her second successive Olympics. Had finished 41st&nbsp;in the 2016 edition in Rio.</li>
<li>Aditi finished 45th on the qualifying list, and is the highest-ranked Indian golfer in the women's Olympic rankings.</li>
</ul>

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