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The recent two-leg Australian swing by Dottie Ardina and Jayvie Agojo has toughened up the ICTSI-The Country Club spearheads as they gear up for more battles abroad next year in pursuit of golfing glory.

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Playing under sweltering heat, Dy struggled early but fought her way back with a brilliant performance in the second set, only to struggle in the decider as she dropped a 4-6, 6-0, 2-6 decision to the vastly improved Chang in a match that lasted two hours.
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