Q. Here with Ruoning Yin after her second round here at the Maybank Championship. Great round from you today. Especially on the front nine. Take us through the stretch of birdies there, four in a row.
RUONING YIN: I mean, my first birdie was on No. 3. I reached the green in two shots and so just easy two-putt birdie.
And 4, No. 4, par-3, and I just -- I read the line really well and I just putt exactly where I see it.
And No. 5, another par-5. I hit it close.
6 I hit it super close, like tap-in birdie with my 7-iron.
So, yeah, I think it's pretty good.
Q. Yeah. Are you drawing back on anything from your win last year over the first two rounds?
RUONING YIN: I mean, I just I guess I just love to come back to Malaysia to play. The crowd is just amazing, so it's very lucky to have their support.
Q. I notice you dropped a couple shots. Were there any reasons for that?
RUONING YIN: Let me think. Well, 17 I think I hit my number good, which is a little right, and I didn't shoot well, so yeah.
And the other one was 11, three putt. I mean, I have nothing to say about that. Just I would say just I lost concentration a little bit at those two bogeys. Nothing more.
Q. Seems you are on track to win again.
RUONING YIN: I hope so. I feel good.
Q. Is there any part of your game that's particularly playing well?
RUONING YIN: I feel like every part of my game is getting better every day, especially my putting. Because I said in in the press conference I think my putting is the only thing that is not quite at the spot.
But I feel really good after two days.
Q. And last one from me: A lot of low numbers on the leaderboard. What's it going to take to go even lower and hopefully pull out another win?
RUONING YIN: I think you just got to be patient and just one shot at a time. Like I said in the press, I think 5-under every day would be a good score, so I'm just trying to play 5-under every day. If I can shoot lower, that will be great.
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