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McIlroy's Round Curtailed Early as Bad Light Sparks Delay
Joost Luiten, Angel Hidalgo and Adrian Meronk finished at 8 under, while Thomas Detry shares the lead after seven holes.
- On Friday, the DP World India Championship second round was suspended due to fading light in New Delhi, with Joost Luiten, Angel Hidalgo, Adrian Meronk, and Thomas Detry sharing the lead at eight under par.
- Heavy rain and thunderstorms during Thursday's opening round caused a five-hour delay, forcing Luiten to complete 34 holes on Friday before fading light halted play again.
- England's Eddie Pepperell and Todd Clements sit one shot back at seven under par after completing their rounds, while Rory McIlroy remains at four under par, tied for 17th, bidding for his eighth Race to Dubai title.
- Play will restart at 02:45 BST on Saturday to clear the backlog. All Irish competitors, including McIlroy and Tom McKibbin, failed to complete their rounds before suspension.
- Adrian Meronk, who recently won the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, aims to become the first Polish player to represent Europe in the Ryder Cup. "I think finally the game is in a good spot," he said.
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The Independent (US)Fading light forces suspension of India Championship second round
The second round is scheduled to restart at 6.45am local time on Saturday
·London, United Kingdom
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DP World India Championship Round 2: Survivors Reap the Rewards After a Long Day at Delhi Golf Club
After a rainy Thursday, Friday brought sunshine back on the course. Rory McIlroy started at 4:50PM local time and, like Aaron Rai yesterday, fired an eagle to start the day. He had to stop at the 4th hole with a par as the horn blew. A long day awaits the World No. 2 tomorrow. Just […]
·Lewes, United States
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DP World India Championship: Three-way tie at top as Chouhan leads Indian challenge
Angel Hidalgo, Joost Luiten and Adrian Meronk shared the lead at the weather-hit DP World India Championship, with Om Prakash Chouhan the best-placed Indian at tied 17th when play was suspended.
·Noida, India
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