Ashleigh Buhai has hit a tree on the 16th and heads into the rough in front of the green.

Meanwhile, Hinako Shibuno is further up the fairway snacking on some sweets and smiling into the camera.

The 20-year-old's second shot bounces across the green and into the rough.

Charley Hull birdies the 17th, but can't do the same on the 18th.

It's been a disappointing final day for the English players.

Ko Jin-young makes it out of the bunker, then in for par.

She's still in with a chance if she can make something happen on the 18th.

Carlota Ciganda somehow manages to come away with a par on the 18th. That is a win in itself.

Nope.

The ball curls in about 4ft short.

Can Lizette Salas take the outright lead back?

She's got a very long birdie putt on the 17th.

Painfully close...

Ashleigh Buhai's birdie putt slides past the 15th hole.

Hinako Shibuno rubs salt in the wound with a birdie. The 20-year-old has gone level par through the front nine this week, she is -17 just on the back nine. Amazing.

Lizette Salas' tee shot on the 17th rules out a birdie and might even make a par difficult. It's on the back of the green, far from the hole.

This is the moment for Ko Jin-young to seize her chance... but instead she whacks it into a bunker.

Carlota Ciganda is having an absolute nightmare on the 18th.

She ended up underneath someone's camping chair and from there she's hit it into a grandstand among a lot of people who looked like they were enjoying afternoon tea.

Ashleigh Buhai doesn't look happy after hitting her third shot on the par-five 15th, but she has reason to be cheerful.

It spins backwards out of the rough and lands in a nice position.

Both Lizette Salas and Ko Jin-young miss their birdie putts on the 16th.

Pars all round. Two holes left for world number one Ko to make her move and try and win a third major this year.

Bronte Law tries to finish off with a birdie on the 18th, but it's not to be. She misses the par putt too and ends with her seventh bogey of the day.

It's not been a fun day for the Brit.

Both Salas and Ko are taking their time over these birdie putts.

There is quite a lot riding on this after all...

Lizette Salas is playing flawless golf this afternoon. Her second shot on the par-four 16th skates along the green and leaves her with a 30ft putt for birdie.

Ko's approach is even better, bouncing off the rough to the right of the green and towards the hole.

Ashleigh Buhai has to start holing some birdie putts if she's going to have any chance of victory.

But her effort on the 14th isn't good enough.

Hinako Shibuno has a 20 footer for her birdie and it curls round to the left right at the end. You can hear an unhappy Japanese man in the crowd. That'll either be her dad or her manager.

Ko Jin-young has another birdie chance to take the outright lead on the 15th. The ball goes quickly left, though.

Then it's Lizette Salas' turn... She aims right and it almost stays out... but then decides to drop in! A quick fist pump and the leader is on her way to the next hole.

Lizette Salas says her father is her biggest influence in golf and it's clear why.

Ramon Salas and his wife Martha both immigrated to California to create a better life for their children.

Ramon worked on a public golf course, trading work for lessons for Lizette. The pair would travel to tournaments in a pick-up truck when she was trying to make it as a professional.

Wow. These birdies keep dropping. Morgan Pressel makes it two in two to take a share of second place.

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And it's in! Hinako Shibuno sinks her second successive birdie to join the leaders on -16.

Ashleigh Buhai gets hers in too. No. Separating. These. Players.

Carlota Ciganda slipped out of contention by starting the day with two bogeys from her first holes but she's gradually climbed back up the leaderboard.

The Spaniard just made an eagle on the 15th to move to 11 under. At least playing partner Charley Hull has stopped the rot with two straight pars.