Hosur, Jun 14 (PTI) Gaurika Bishnoi revived memories from her last win here at the Clover Greens to shoot 4-under 68 and take the first round lead in the eighth leg of the Women's Pro Golf Tour on Wednesday.

Gaurika, a multiple winner on the WPG Tour, had won the title when the tour last came to Clover Greens in 2019.

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Starting the day with birdies on second and third, Gaurika dropped a shot on third but played steady to get another birdie on par-3 eighth to turn in 2-under.

On the back nine, birdies on 11th and 13th were followed by a bogey on 14th, but back-to-back birdies on 16th and 17th saw Gaurika rise to 5-under.

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However, a bogey on the closing 18th pulled her back to 4-under.

Seher Atwal indicated how much she had gained from the Ladies European Tour events as she played solid with four birdies against one bogey for a 69, and was sole second.

Four players, including two amateurs in Keerthana Reddy and Saanvi Somu and two young contenders in Hitaashee Bakshi and Sachika Singh were tied third with 1-under 71 each.

Kriti Chowhan and Jasmine Shekar were tied seventh with even par 72 each.

But for Sneha Singh, a two-time winner this year, things did not go well as she was tied-ninth with a round of 73.

It was a mixed run for Sneha, who had six birdies but also gave away five bogeys and a double bogey.

Also tied at ninth with Sneha were Anisha Agarwalla and amateur Ayushi Dutta, who shot 73 each.

The seasoned Tvesa Malik had a rough start with four-over 76 that included a double bogey on par-4 third hole and a quadruple bogey on par-3 fourth hole.

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