DP World India Championship: Which players missed the cut?
DP World India Championship: Take a look at the golfers who will be making their way home after 36 holes in Delhi.

The DP World India Championship continues this weekend, with Spain's Eugenio Chacarra holding a commanding lead at New Delhi Golf Club.
The former LIV Golf player is enjoying a rich vein of form and has his sights set on closing the gap on Patrick Reed in the Race to Dubai standings.
Victory would also give the 26-year-old a big boost in his attempt to qualify for the European Ryder Cup team.
Chacarra climbed above Rory McIlroy in the rankings last week after sharing second place at the Open de España.

Adrian Meronk, Joost Luiten, Tom McKibbin and Angel Hidalgo remain in contention, although several of the tournament’s biggest names have struggled to make an impact.
Tournament organisers will be relieved that McIlroy, Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, Robert MacIntyre and Shane Lowry all made the cut, ensuring plenty of star power remains in the field for the weekend.
However, they are some way off the lead.
Elsewhere, some notable players will be making an early exit.
Reigning Open champion Ryan Fox was the biggest casualty, failing to recover from an 76 before finishing at 2-over.
Rising Spanish star Angel Ayora, 22, also endured a difficult week and finished on 6-over.
PGA Tour winner and Presidents Cup star Min Woo Lee also had a frustrating time.
Lee retired injured after playing just five holes of his second round. He was 1-over par at the time.
There were also three withdrawals ahead of the second round, with Scotland’s Grant Forrest, England’s Andy Sullivan and Australia’s Anthony Quayle all pulling out of the tournament.
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Position | Player name | Score |
78 | Richard Sterne | +1 |
78 | Filippo Celli* | +1 |
78 | Andreas Halvorsen | +1 |
78 | Kiradech Aphibarnrat* | +1 |
78 | Stepan Danek | +1 |
78 | Sachin Baisoya | +1 |
78 | Oliver Lindell* | +1 |
78 | Joakim Lagergren* | +1 |
86 | Manoj S* | +2 |
86 | Mohd Azhar* | +2 |
86 | Rikuya Hoshino* | +2 |
86 | Rashid Khan* | +2 |
86 | Rafa Cabrera Bello* | +2 |
86 | Elvis Smylie* | +2 |
86 | Veer Ahlawat* | +2 |
86 | Vishesh Sharma | +2 |
86 | Quim Vidal* | +2 |
86 | Renato Paratore | +2 |
86 | Amardeep Malik | +2 |
86 | Daniel Rodrigues* | +2 |
86 | Ryan Fox* | +2 |
86 | Niklas Lemke | +2 |
86 | Rocco Repetto Taylor* | +2 |
86 | Sebastian Garcia* | +2 |
102 | Michael Hollick | +3 |
102 | Pablo Larrazábal* | +3 |
102 | Ugo Coussaud* | +3 |
102 | Anshul Kabthiyal | +3 |
102 | Yurav Premlall* | +3 |
102 | Jamal Hossain | +3 |
108 | Jorge Campillo | +4 |
108 | Tobias Jonsson | +4 |
108 | Junghwan Lee* | +4 |
108 | David Ravetto | +4 |
108 | Shubhankar Sharma* | +4 |
113 | Marcus Kinhult | +5 |
113 | Akshay Sharma* | +5 |
115 | Subash Tamang* | +6 |
115 | Jason Scrivener* | +6 |
115 | Angel Ayora | +6 |
115 | Joshua Berry* | +6 |
115 | Viraj Madappa | +6 |
115 | Antoine Rozner* | +6 |
121 | Félix Mory | +7 |
121 | Ross Fisher* | +7 |
123 | Dylan Frittelli* | +8 |
123 | Kartik Singh | +8 |
123 | Ajeetesh Sandhu | +8 |
123 | Ryggs Johnston | +8 |
123 | Shaurya Bhattacharya | +8 |
128 | Angad Cheema* | +9 |
128 | Dhruv Sheoran | +9 |
130 | Julien Guerrier | +10 |
130 | Zander Lombard | +10 |
132 | Honey Baisoya | +11 |
132 | Kshitij Naveed Kaul* | +11 |
134 | Ricardo Gouveia | +12 |
135 | Khalin H Joshi* | +13 |
136 | Jeong weon Ko* | +15 |
137 | Manu Gandas* | +17 |
138 | Shubham Jaglan | +18 |
139 | Dylan Naidoo | +28 |
W/D | Anthony Quayle* | +9 |
RETD | Danny Willett | +7 |
RETD | Min Woo Lee | E |
W/D | Grant Forrest | +6 |
W/D | Andy Sullivan | +7 |



