Patsy Hankins Trophy in Portugal

Asia-Pacific regain clear lead in final set of 

singles but Chloe Williams wins tie by 6 and 5

Europe's women took the lead for the first time in the inaugural Patsy Hankins Trophy match against their Asia-Pacific counterpars at Vidago Palace in northern Portugal ... but a surge in the later singles took Asia-Pacific into a 14.5 to 10.5 lead.
Asia-Pacific led 7-3 at the end of Day 1 but the Europeans took the Day 2 honours 6.5 to 3.5.
So, at the start of the final set of singles on Day 3, Asia-Pacific's lead had been cut to one point (10.5 to 9.5)
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But the visitors have piled up the points in the singles just when it looked as if Europe were on a roll that would carry them to victory

ASIA-PACIFIC lead EUROPE 14.5 to 10.5 

Chloe Williams from Wrexham, a late substitute for the sick Olivia Mehaffey, was five up after eight holes in her singles against Han-Hsuan Yung from Chinese Taipei and went on to win by 6 and 5
England's Meghan MacLaren is one up on South Korea's Hyun Kyung with not many holes to play. Victory by Meghan is essential if Europe are going to peg back the Asian-Pacific team before the end of the day.
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