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Veer Ahlawat Lies T-36 In Ras Al Khaimah On DP World Tour
India’s other challenger in the event, Shubhankar Sharma had earlier missed the cut.
Ahlawat, playing his second event after securing playing rights on the DP World Tour by topping the Indian PGTI Tour Order of Merit, was lying T-15 after two rounds of 70-69. He opened his third with a birdie but dropped shots on the next two holes which were followed by a par.
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