ASTOR TROPHY DECIDER MORNING HONOURS SHARED
It's still all to play for in the afternoon five singles in the likely Astor Trophy title decider at sunny Fairhaven Golf Club, Lytham St Annes in Lancashire.
It's New Zealand versus Great Britain and Ireland - the only two teams with 100 per cent winning records after three days' play.
NZ have played three and won three; GB and I have played two and won two. This is the Kiwis' last match - their "rest day" is Sunday, the last of the five-day programme. If they beat GB and I, then New Zealand will win the Astor Trophy for the first time. No other country will be able to match 4 out of 4.
The outcome is still in the balance after the morning foursomes finished 1-1.
Australia are on course for their first win of the week. They lead 2-0 against Canada.
MORNING FOURSOMES
NEW ZEALAND and GB and IRELAND are drawing 1-1
NZ names first
Julianne Alvarez and Chantelle Cassidy lost to Kelly Tidy and Holly Clyburn 1 hole.
Cecilia Cho and Lydia Ko bt Pamela Pretswell and Kelsey MacDonald 3 and 2.
Five afternoon singles to be played.
AUSTRALIA lead CANADA 2-0
Australian names first
Minjee Lee and Cathleen Santoso bt Christine Wong and Anne Catherine Tanguay 2 holes.
Breanna Elliott and Ashley Ona bt Jessica Wlalace and Nicole Vandermade 3 and 2.
Five afternoon singles to be played.
It's New Zealand versus Great Britain and Ireland - the only two teams with 100 per cent winning records after three days' play.
NZ have played three and won three; GB and I have played two and won two. This is the Kiwis' last match - their "rest day" is Sunday, the last of the five-day programme. If they beat GB and I, then New Zealand will win the Astor Trophy for the first time. No other country will be able to match 4 out of 4.
The outcome is still in the balance after the morning foursomes finished 1-1.
Australia are on course for their first win of the week. They lead 2-0 against Canada.
MORNING FOURSOMES
NEW ZEALAND and GB and IRELAND are drawing 1-1
NZ names first
Julianne Alvarez and Chantelle Cassidy lost to Kelly Tidy and Holly Clyburn 1 hole.
Cecilia Cho and Lydia Ko bt Pamela Pretswell and Kelsey MacDonald 3 and 2.
Five afternoon singles to be played.
AUSTRALIA lead CANADA 2-0
Australian names first
Minjee Lee and Cathleen Santoso bt Christine Wong and Anne Catherine Tanguay 2 holes.
Breanna Elliott and Ashley Ona bt Jessica Wlalace and Nicole Vandermade 3 and 2.
Five afternoon singles to be played.
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