Johannesburg, Apr 5 (PTI) Pranavi Urs faltered in the second round at the Joburg Ladies Open but made the 36-hole cut alongside Diksha Dagar, who turned in an even par round in the second round on Saturday. Diksha (71-73) and Pranavi (70-77) at the Par-73 Modderfontein Golf Club saw them positioned at T-22 and T-56 respectively. Also Read | SRH vs GT Likely Playing XIs: Check Predicted Lineups With Impact Players for Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Gujarat Titans IPL 2025 Match 19. Things didn't turn out too well for the other two Indians, Avani Prashanth (77-74) and Tvesa Malik (77-79) and they missed the cut. After the suspension of round two, like it happened a day earlier, the Joburg Ladies Open resumed at a later start time. Also Read | IPL 2025: Delhi Capitals Beat CSK in Chennai For the First Time Since 2010; KL Rahul’s Half Century, Bowlers Help DC Register Third Consecutive Victory. It was a wet week after heavy rainfall and a flooded course caused the tournament to be reduced to 54-holes. England's Mimi Rhodes leads the way having completed the second round over two days. The rookie started the day five holes in, with Saturday seeing a bogey-free day, with a further four birdies rolling in, taking her round two score to 12-under par. For Pranavi, it has been a strange week. When play was first suspended on the first day she was 5-under through 13 holes, but when play resumed the following day she added a birdie to go 6-under. Then there was reversal of fortunes as she had three bogeys in a row and ended with a round of 70. In the second round, she had birdies and a triple bogey in an action-packed up-and-down round. She carded 77 but made the cut on the line. Diksha had a bogey free first round with 2 birdies and no bogeys. In the second round she had one birdie and two bogeys on the front nine and then eight straight pars before closing the round with a birdie on the 18th for an even par round. She was T-22. If Rhodes wins, this will make back-to-back wins for the 23-year-old, having won her maiden LET win at the Ford Women's NSW Open in Australia two weeks ago. Only one-shot back is South Africa's Casandra Alexander at nine under par and she sits on T2 alongside Ireland's Lauren Walsh. Sitting two shots back is rookie Kajsa Arwefjall, who also had a great front nine, with five birdies, carding seven-under par. After 36 holes of action following a week of uncertainty here, 64 players made the cut which fell at one-over-par. (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)