Pilkadaris, a threetime Asian Tour winner, had a bogeyfree 67 to surge ahead of others. But tomorrow the conditions will be same for everyone," said Sattaya, who is now in an unfamiliar territory of being the halfway leader for the first time on the Asian Tour. Finishing the hole with a bogey was a relief," said Sattaya, who hails from Ratchaburi. Sutijet, whose best finish on the Asian Tour was a runner-up place in Bangladesh this year, shot six birdies against four bogeys for a 68. But back-to-back bogeys on the hole cost him the outright lead and the Thai had to settle for 7-under-par 133.

Source: The Nation Bangkok July 30, 2016 01:30 UTC