Sergio one off lead when play halted at Singapore Open because of bad weather
Sergio Garcia is one shot off the lead midway through his second round as the SMBC Singapore Open suffered further weather disruption on day two. Singapore certainly does not appeal as a holiday destination.
Thailand's Chapchai Nirat managed to get round in 64 before the adverse weather arrived, giving him the clubhouse lead on seven under par, while his compatriot Tirawat Kaewsiribandit (70) and South African Shaun Norris (67) were one stroke behind and also safely in the clubhouse.

Sergio Garcia still has 10 holes of his second round to complete
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen from South Africa slipped to four under after a disappointing 72 which included three birdies, two bogeys and a double-bogey at the third, while Australian Open winner Cameron Davis is also three off the lead after adding a 70 to his opening 68.
Last season's Asian Tour Order of Merit champion Gavin Green is two under for the tournament after eight holes, and he is one of 78 players in the field who were unable to finish their second rounds.
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