The second day of the Indian Openwhich was debated in New Delhi, It was suspended this Friday due to storms with heavy electrical equipment which began to fall on the DLF G&CC course before most of the favorites had completed 18 holes.
At the time of the suspension the leader was Japan’s Keita Nakajima, who completed the day with a 65 stroke, seven under par.. Nakajima accumulated 130, two less than Frenchman Romain Langasque and three behind Italian Matteo Manassero.
Among the Spanish participants, Rafa Cabrera Bello finished in play, with a card of 76 strokes, and Adri Arnaus with a 71. Both are 16 strokes behind the 23-year-old Japanese, who is playing in his first season on the DP World Tour. Adrián Otaegui and Ángel Hidalgo had to retire on holes 14 and 17 respectively, although both were far from the lead.
The second day will be completed this Saturday with the third route.
Source: La Verdad
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