Englishman Tommy Fleetwood took the lead this Friday at the DP World India Championship, being played at the Delhi Club in New Delhi, thanks to a 64 (8-under par) with eight unerring birdies on the second day.
Fleetwood, results
The Englishman, at -12 overall, leads by one shot both Irishman Shane Lowry, who was the early leader on Thursday, and American Brian Harman (65 this Friday). Japan's Keita Nakajima is in sole fourth place, two shots behind.
World number 2, Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy, signed his second consecutive 69 (-3) and occupies 17th place, sharing with six other players.
Among the Spaniards, the best is Jorge Campillo, who is at -7. Pablo Larrazbal is at -6 in McIlroy's group, Eugenio Chacarra is at -4, Alfredo Garca-Heredia is at -4, Manuel and Nacho Elvira are at -3, Rafa Cabrera Bello is at -2, and ngel Ayora is at -1. Joel Moscatel and ngel Hidalgo have missed the cut.
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