<text>  So Yeon Ryu came from a stroke behind fellow South Korean Inbee Park to capture her first individual World Ladies Championship title at Mission Hills on Sunday. Ryu carded a closing 69 on the par-73 Blackstone Course to finish on 13 under par, one shot ahead of team-mate Park. The pair were runaway winners of the team competition for the second successive year, finishing 15 shots ahead of Norways Marianne Skarpnord and Suzann Pettersen. I didnt expect that I had a chance to win this tournament, because in the second and first rounds, I didnt play really well, Ryu said. Fortunately I was able to shoot eight under in the third round so after that I was in contention. So Yeon Ryu captured her first individual World Ladies Championship title at Mission Hills on Sunday . She celebrates on the 18th green after coming from a stroke behind fellow South Korean Inbee Park . Chinas Lei Ye, who is just 13 years old, finished in 55th place to win the amateur competition. I played really well the first day and that gave me more room to make the cut, she said. Ive noticed from playing in professional tournaments that putting is my weakness. I hope to improve and turn professional someday. Park takes a shot on the final day of the World Ladies Championship at Mission Hills . Chinas Lei Ye, who is just 13 years old, finished in 55th place to win the amateur competition . 