<p>Chiragh dropped three birdies at the more difficult Serapong Golf Course here to take his two-day aggregate to four-under 138. The Delhi golfer had a one-under 70 on the first day at the Tanjong Course in Sentosa.<br /><br />Rahil Gangjee and Jeev Milkha Singh, the two Indians in top-10 after the first round fell back, but Jeev still has seven holes to play and SSP Chowrasia, at two-under, has eight more holes to play.<br /><br />The cut looks likely at two or three-under with 65 and ties making the cut from the 204 who started. Only Chiragh and Gangjee are certain of teeing over the final two rounds.<br /><br />James Morrison held the clubhouse lead at 12-under par after following up his opening 62 with a second round of 68 to pull two strokes clear of Juvic Pagunsan of the Philippines, who shot a great 66 at Serapong to total 10-under.<br /><br />At 11-under, but with seven more to play was Edoardo Molinari. Gonzalez Fernandez Castano was five-under through nine and 10-under for the tournament, while Anders Hansen (64) and Michael Hoey (66) had finished at nine-under. <br /><br />A lot of leading players like Phil Mickelson were in danger of missing the cut, but 2010 Open champion Louis Ooosthuizen (72-63) was tied 12th and 2010 US Open winner, Graeme McDowell (68-71) was three-under and tied 44th.</p>
<p>Chiragh dropped three birdies at the more difficult Serapong Golf Course here to take his two-day aggregate to four-under 138. The Delhi golfer had a one-under 70 on the first day at the Tanjong Course in Sentosa.<br /><br />Rahil Gangjee and Jeev Milkha Singh, the two Indians in top-10 after the first round fell back, but Jeev still has seven holes to play and SSP Chowrasia, at two-under, has eight more holes to play.<br /><br />The cut looks likely at two or three-under with 65 and ties making the cut from the 204 who started. Only Chiragh and Gangjee are certain of teeing over the final two rounds.<br /><br />James Morrison held the clubhouse lead at 12-under par after following up his opening 62 with a second round of 68 to pull two strokes clear of Juvic Pagunsan of the Philippines, who shot a great 66 at Serapong to total 10-under.<br /><br />At 11-under, but with seven more to play was Edoardo Molinari. Gonzalez Fernandez Castano was five-under through nine and 10-under for the tournament, while Anders Hansen (64) and Michael Hoey (66) had finished at nine-under. <br /><br />A lot of leading players like Phil Mickelson were in danger of missing the cut, but 2010 Open champion Louis Ooosthuizen (72-63) was tied 12th and 2010 US Open winner, Graeme McDowell (68-71) was three-under and tied 44th.</p>