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Lahiri stays in top-10, Sharma misses cut

OHIO: India’s Anirban Lahiri stayed in sight of a good finish while even holding a share of the lead for a short period in the second round of Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship at Columbus.

Ohio, August 17

India’s Anirban Lahiri stayed in sight of a good finish while even holding a share of the lead for a short period in the second round of Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship at Columbus.

At 4-under 138 Lahiri is tied-eighth and four shots behind the leader, Kevin Dougherty (66).

With the cut coming in at 143, Lahiri was in the upper rows of the leaderboard, while Shubhankar Sharma exited early with a 79, after 75 in the first round. — PTI

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