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Anirban Lahiri was the lone bright spot on an otherwise disappointing day for the Indians at the Worldwide Holdings Selangor Masters on Thursday. Lahiri added an even par 71 to his first round 69 to stay at two-under for the tournament to be tied sixth. HT Image He was three shots behind provisional leader Namchaok Tantipokakul of Thailand, who was five-under, but has three holes to play in the second round. Overnight leader Airil Rizman of Malaysia kept the early halfway lead as weather disrupted play on the second day at the demanding Seri Selangor Golf Club. Lahiri seemed to be steady at one-under for the front nine, before bogeys on 11th, 13th and 14th derailed him. He did have birdies on the 15th and 17th, to finish at 71. Rahil Gangjee 75 at four-over 146, Gaganjeet Bhullar 74 and Gaurav <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.de>stanley cup</a> Pratap Singh 72 at five-over seemed to be the only ones with a chance of making the cut, which was likely at 147. Naman Dawar 80 , <a href=https://www.stanleycup.cz>stanley cup</a> Gaurav Ghei 79 , C Muniyappa 78 , Vikrant Chopra 78 , Digvijay Singh 79 , Mandeo Pathania 81 and Amandeep Johl retd will have an early week. Gurki Shergill, Firoz Ali and Himmat Rai were yet to complete their round. Lahiri, looking for his maiden win on the Asian tour, said: It s a tough course. You just have to find your way around it. It s my third y <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.it>stanley tumblers</a> ear here and I ve got a bit of knowledge now and it s probably helping me a bit. The thing on this course is that it s very easy to drop shots. No matter how good you play, you ll
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