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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Australia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Vietnam Tseng on song at British Open AFP - 2 hours 36 minutes ago Send IM Story Print Tseng on song at British Open SOUTHPORT, England (AFP) - – Taiwan's Yani Tseng eagled the 18th for a third successive 68 on Saturday to take a commanding four-shot lead into the final day of the women's British Open at Royal Birkdale. The 21-year-old was tied for the lead after the first round, was four ahead at the halfway point and the fact that she has had only one bogey in 54 holes makes daunting reading for her rivals. She finished on 12-under par, with Australia's Katherine Hull in second on eight-under after a 66 and South Korea's Kim In-Kyung, who eagled the last for a 66, third on six-under. In a third round that was a mix of sunshine, wind and the occasional rain shower, Tseng never looked like wavering, although she did admit to some nerves. "But then I just sang to myself," she revealed. "It was an old school song." Having made a string of easy pars she finally holed putts for birdies at the 13th and 15th before ending in grandstand fashion by hitting an eight iron second to 20 feet at the 472-yard 18th and holing out for an eagle three. Tseng has won two majors - the 2008 LPGA Championship and this year's Kraft Nabisco Championship. She also won the Australian Open in February. "All week, I have stayed patient and trusted myself," she explained. "Today I really enjoyed myself. But tomorrow (Sunday) will be tough. There are a lot of par fives at the end someone could eagle the last two holes, so you never know what could happen." Hull underlined how the closing stretch can change a leader board as she surged into contention by making birdies at the final five holes. She has yet to feature in the majors, but the 28-year-old is confident she can make her mark on Sunday. "I've worked on shaping shots over the last couple of years and that's what you need to do round here," she said. "It's always nice to finish with a string of birdies." Brittany Lincicome was the leading American after finishing with back-to-back birdies in 71, while Morgan Pressel, who started the championship with a 77, shot a tournament best 65 to move into the top ten. She covered the final six holes in six-under par, a run that included an eagle at the 17th. France's Anne-Lise Caudal, joint second at halfway, shot a 75 for one-over par and allowed Karine Icher to take over as the leading French player. She eagled the last for a 70 and moved into the top 15 on one under par. World No.1 Shin Jiyai was on the fringe of contention on two-under par after a 72. But the winner at Sunningdale two years ago would have been a real threat if she hadn't run up a quadruple bogey eight at the 11th. The little South Korean topped a shot and hit into a bush. But she did well to hit back with four birdies in the final seven holes. 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