<p>Former champion Luke Donald was the biggest name to fall in the second round of the snow-delayed WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship after being pummelled 7&6 by American Scott Piercy on Friday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The British World No 3 was totally outplayed by Piercy, who was effectively seven-under par on his ball after being conceded a four-foot birdie putt at the short 12th to seal the win.<br /><br />Piercy spectacularly holed out with a four-iron from 221 yards to eagle the par-four fifth, then birdied the sixth, eighth and ninth to go 6-up on Donald by the turn.<br /><br />Making his first appearance in the elite World Golf Championships event, Piercy will next meet 2001 champion Steve Stricker who edged past fellow American Nick Watney after 21 holes.<br /><br />After stunning World No 1 Rory McIlroy 1-up on Thursday, Shane Lowry continued his winning form on Friday, making five birdies in a flawless display on the way to a commanding 6&5 victory over Swede Carl Pettersson.<br /><br />Charles Howell III, who stunned three-times champion Tiger Wood 2&1 on Thursday, however, ran out of steam as he was crushed 6&5 by Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano. Long-hitting Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts became the first player to reach the third round with a 4&2 upset win over British World No 6 Justin Rose on Friday.<br /></p>
<p>Former champion Luke Donald was the biggest name to fall in the second round of the snow-delayed WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship after being pummelled 7&6 by American Scott Piercy on Friday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The British World No 3 was totally outplayed by Piercy, who was effectively seven-under par on his ball after being conceded a four-foot birdie putt at the short 12th to seal the win.<br /><br />Piercy spectacularly holed out with a four-iron from 221 yards to eagle the par-four fifth, then birdied the sixth, eighth and ninth to go 6-up on Donald by the turn.<br /><br />Making his first appearance in the elite World Golf Championships event, Piercy will next meet 2001 champion Steve Stricker who edged past fellow American Nick Watney after 21 holes.<br /><br />After stunning World No 1 Rory McIlroy 1-up on Thursday, Shane Lowry continued his winning form on Friday, making five birdies in a flawless display on the way to a commanding 6&5 victory over Swede Carl Pettersson.<br /><br />Charles Howell III, who stunned three-times champion Tiger Wood 2&1 on Thursday, however, ran out of steam as he was crushed 6&5 by Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano. Long-hitting Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts became the first player to reach the third round with a 4&2 upset win over British World No 6 Justin Rose on Friday.<br /></p>