Webb leads as play is suspended

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Karrie Webb, helped by a sparkling hole-in-one, led the Honda LPGA Thailand tournament by two strokes when lightning ended Friday\'s second round.
Webb, however, at 6-under for the day and 10-under for the tournament, had still to complete her round withCallaway - Women\'s RAZR X Iron-Hybrid Combo Set
She was among the 14 players stranded on the course when play was suspended for the day at about 5.00 pm local time due to an electrical storm.
The Australian star had played 14 holes with Callaway - Women\'s RAZR X Iron-Hybrid Combo Set
and led by two shots from South Korea\'s Jiyai Shin, who had posted a 6-under 66 and was tied with Amy Yang for second at 8-under.
Yang, who was at four under for the day, will also have to come back early on Saturday to finish her last four holes of the second round.
Caroline Hedwall, who shot an excellent 65 and was the early leader on Friday, is tied with Norway\'s World No 2 Suzann Pettersen (67) at 7-under and Ne-yeon Choi was at 7-under after 14 holes. Callaway - Women\'s RAZR X Iron-Hybrid Combo Set
First-round leader Ai Miyazato was another of the first round front runners still out on the course when play was stopped, but she had slipped down the leaderboard on an unproductive day and had only picked up one shot through 13 holes to be sitting on 6-under-par.
Webb\'s round started tamely with five pars but herCallaway - Women\'s RAZR X Iron-Hybrid Combo Set
then clicked into top gear and she ran off four consecutive birdies to reach the turn at 4-under.
She had two more pars, then her fifth ace at the 188-yard, par-3 12th hole before a bogey at 13 spoiled it and she need her sixth birdie at 14 to nullify the dropped shot.