Kshitij Naveed Kaul managed to keep his nose ahead as he fired three birdies and a bogey that took his total to 12-under 204.

Kshitij ahead, but just as Angad and Ankur close in

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Chan Shih-chang has two Asian Tour titles to his name, which both came in 2016 first in the King’s Cup, here in Thailand, and then the Asia-Pacific Diamond Cup in Japan. Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

One goal, different routes, that’s for Chan and Sihwan

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Round 2 leader Carlota Ciganda has an excellent record in her national Open, recording seven top ten finishes in the seven she has played. Photo: Tristan Jones/LET

Tommy Fleetwood’s putting tips come good for Carlota Ciganda

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Thriston Lawrence has a four-shot clubhouse lead after Round 2 as the Joburg Open is reduced to 54 holes. Photo: Sunshine Tour

Lawrence focused on job in Joburg amid COVID distractions

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Ankur Chadha is hoping the good run at the ICC-RCGC Open translates into a breakthrough on PGTI.

Ankur Chadha soaks in moment under the sun

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Kshitij Naveed Kaul is reaping the fruits of the hard work on the game and his swing.

Man of few words, Kshitij lets his clubs do the talking

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Round 2 leader Kshitij Naveed Kaul attributed the success to the work put in on the game and swing.

Royal Calcutta warms up to Kshitij’s sublime craft

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Showing maturity beyond her years, Jahanvi Bakshi notched her second consecutive win on the HWPGT.

Jahanvi holds nerve to seal second consecutive win

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With four titles on the All Thailand Golf Tour in the past two months, Sadom Kaewkanjanalooks is the man to beat this week on the Asian Tour. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

Thai birdie machine Sadom the man to beat at Blue Canyon

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Anshul Patel has learnt the importance of consistency the past few weeks on the PGTI.

Quick learner Anshul Patel eyes more success

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