06 February,2010 07:56 AM IST | | IANS
The conditions were far more benign, but this time Jeev Milkha Singh had problems scoring. Unable to find the touch that saw him sail through the desert storm, Jeev, managed only an even par 72 on the second day of the Dubai Desert Classic golf tournament at the Majlis golf course.
Jeev, who was in a six-way lead on Thursday, dropped to tied tenth, and was four off the lead, which was held by Thai maestro Thongchai Jaidee (66).
"I hung in there even as I struggled. I made some huge putts to save par and even to birdie like the 35-footer on par-4 fifth on my second nine. But it was disappointing to miss a three-foot par putt on the ninth, my closing hole," he said.
