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Ankur Chadha Fires Sensational 63 To Enjoy Halfway Lead At Final Qualifying Stage
Amateur Anant Singh Ahlawat of Panchkula carded a 64 to be placed second at 11-under 131.
The halfway cut went at three-over 145. Out of a field of 126, the top 88 players including 14 amateurs and 13 foreign players made the cut.
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