<p>Overnight leader Woods, opened the day with three successive bogeys on his way to a 75 for a tied eighth. Senden, who won his home Open in 2006, carded an eagle and seven birdies -- the last with a brilliant 30-foot putt at the 18th -- to stand on 12-under for the tournament. <br /><br />Australian Greg Chalmers was third on 10-under after a 67, a shot better than compatriot Nick O’Hern (66) and American Nick Watney (68), who shared fourth. <br /><br />Jeev, Chowrasia falter<br /><br />Jeev Milkha Singh and SSP Chowrasia were the most notable casualties as 13 of the 16 Indian golfers in fray missed the Singapore Open cut. <br /><br />Chiragh Kumar (70-68) in tied 31st and Rahil Gangjee (66-74) in tied 51st had been sure of playing the last two rounds. Himmat Rai, a borderline case overnight at two-under, sank a clutch birdie on the 18th to squeeze inside at tied 51st at three-under. His rounds were (70-69).<br /><br />The two big blows for the Indians was Jeev (66-75) and SSP Chowrasia (70-73) missing the cut with a bunch of bogeys on Saturday morning. Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano lit up the Tanjong course with a 10-under 61 to open up a three-shot lead upon the completion of the second round.</p>
<p>Overnight leader Woods, opened the day with three successive bogeys on his way to a 75 for a tied eighth. Senden, who won his home Open in 2006, carded an eagle and seven birdies -- the last with a brilliant 30-foot putt at the 18th -- to stand on 12-under for the tournament. <br /><br />Australian Greg Chalmers was third on 10-under after a 67, a shot better than compatriot Nick O’Hern (66) and American Nick Watney (68), who shared fourth. <br /><br />Jeev, Chowrasia falter<br /><br />Jeev Milkha Singh and SSP Chowrasia were the most notable casualties as 13 of the 16 Indian golfers in fray missed the Singapore Open cut. <br /><br />Chiragh Kumar (70-68) in tied 31st and Rahil Gangjee (66-74) in tied 51st had been sure of playing the last two rounds. Himmat Rai, a borderline case overnight at two-under, sank a clutch birdie on the 18th to squeeze inside at tied 51st at three-under. His rounds were (70-69).<br /><br />The two big blows for the Indians was Jeev (66-75) and SSP Chowrasia (70-73) missing the cut with a bunch of bogeys on Saturday morning. Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano lit up the Tanjong course with a 10-under 61 to open up a three-shot lead upon the completion of the second round.</p>
