India, Sept. 14 -- Jennifer Kupcho first shushed the Europeans with her finger against her lips. Then she did it with her putter. In one of the most remarkable finishing stretches in the Solheim Cup's 36-year history, Kupcho rolled in huge birdie putts on Nos. 17 and 18 - one, outrageously, from 93 feet - to snatch an unlikely point for the Americans from the last match on the course on Saturday and tie score at 8-8 after four sessions at Bernardus Golf. Over to the Sunday singles to determine the destination of the crystal trophy, with the United States needing 14 points to keep possession. "That was huge," U.S. captain Angela Stanford said of Kupcho's exploits. "It's absolutely turned the tide." Europe's fans became more excitable - or ...