At the Investec SA Women's Open in Cape Town, Indian golfer Diksha Dagar struggled in windy conditions, finishing the day tied for 26th place after scoring one birdie and four bogeys. She began her round with a birdie on the fourth hole but lost momentum with bogeys on the eighth, ninth, fifteenth, and eighteenth holes. Meanwhile, fellow Indian golfers Pranavi Urs and Avani Prashanth made slight improvements, moving to T-35 and T-47, respectively. The tournament is led by Pia Babnik from Slovenia and Esme Hamilton from England, both at 13-under par. Babnik, a two-time Ladies European Tour winner, faced challenges during the windy round but still managed a score of 74, while Hamilton shot a 70. The final day is set to be competitive as several players, including Austria's Emma Spitz and Canada's Anna Huang, are close behind the leaders.