The world No 25 sprained her left ankle while training earlier this month and had to skip the LPGA tournaments in Taiwan and South Korea. She will rejoin her sister, the former world No 1 Ariya, at the par 72 6,246-yard TPC Kuala Lumpur East Course. The Thai No 2 will be making her fifth attempt in Malaysia, where her best result to date was her equal 24th place 12 months ago. Her best finish in Kuala Lumpur was ninth five years ago, when she was still amateur. Thai No 3 Pornanong Phatlum is the other Kingdom’s representative at KL, where she will try to better her best result, runner-up in 2015.

Source: The Nation Bangkok October 25, 2017 00:11 UTC