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Phatlum had started with two early bogeys, and Kim first came level with her with a long putt on the par-four 15th. The gap stretched again as Phatlum birdied the 16th and the 18th, missing an eagle on the latter, but the Korean kept the pressure on with steady iron-play. She shot a two-under 70 as an unsteady Phatlum just managed level par.
It was a bad day for the Indians. Amateur Gauri Monga is the best-placed home player, tied 18th at five-over 149. Smriti Mehra’s putting woes meant she shot another four-over and tied 29th. Saaniya Sharma, tied seventh after a level par 72 on Day 1, fell off the perch with a nine-over.
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