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Diksha shoots 68 for another top-10 finish

India’s Diksha Dagar shot her best round of the week with a 4-under 68 and grabbed a top-10 finish at the SA Women’s Open here on Sunday. Diksha finished with rounds of 72-71-69-68 for a total of 8-under 280. This...

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Cape Town, Updated At : 09:03 AM Apr 14, 2025 IST

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India’s Diksha Dagar shot her best round of the week with a 4-under 68 and grabbed a top-10 finish at the SA Women’s Open here on Sunday. Diksha finished with rounds of 72-71-69-68 for a total of 8-under 280.

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This was Diksha’s second straight top-10 in South Africa after ending tied-9th in Johannesburg, and the third of the season, as she was runner-up in Morocco. She was tied-11th in New South Wales.

Pranavi Urs finished tied-11th with rounds of 72-67-73-69 and a total of 7-under. Rookie Avani Prashanth (68-73-73-73) was tied-50th at even-par while Tvesa Malik (70-71-76-73) totalled 2-over 290 and was tied-58th.

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