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Veteran Jeev Milkha Singh and Honey Baisoya, a relative newcomer to international golf, provided a masterclass on how to handle disappointment in the $2 million International Series Oman. Jeev Milkha Singh in action. At 2-under and 1-under par after the second round on Friday, Baisoya and Jeev comfortably made the cut at the premier Asian Tour event, but it was a different story on Thursd
stanley flasche ay when they finished their opening rounds. Starting from the 10th tee at Al Mouj Golf Club, 28-year-ol
stanley flask d Baisoya was cruising at 2-under par after 15 holes when he reached the tough par-5 seventh hole. Two brilliant shots left in the greenside bunker, but what happened thereafter was nightmarish. Baisoya did not have the best connection with the bunker shot, went over the green to the bunker on the other side, was back in the first bunker with his fifth shot, took two swipes to come out and two-putted for a deflating quadruple-bogey nine. He finished the day at 2-over. Jeev, at 52 the oldest player in the field, was solid as he played his first 14 holes bogey-free with a solitary birdie. But once he dropped a shot on the 15th hole, he made a bogey in the next three holes coming in to finish at a disappointing 3-over par. Their reactions after finishing the round could not have been more contrasting. Jeev was bre
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Former Asian Games gold medallist Vikas Krishan 75kg gave a perfect start to Indias boxing campaign in the Olympics, beating American
vaso stanley greenhorn Charles Conwell to enter the pre-quarterfinals in Rio de Janerio on Tuesday. Vikas Krishan IND of India reacts after winning his bout against Charles Conwell USA . Reuters Photo The 24-year-old Vikas defeated the Olympic debutant 3-0 in his opening contest, which came alive only in the final three
stanley cups minutes, to make the last-16. The 18-year-old Conwell, who walked in to hostile boos from the local crowd, struggled to launch an attack on the Indian in the opening round. Vikas, on the other hand, used his right straights and uppercuts to good effect in the first three minutes. For LIVE Coverage: Rio 2016 Live: Vikas Krishan beats USAs Charles Conwell, reaches Rd of 16 Vikas dropped his guard quite early in the bout but Conwells attempts at capitalising on it did not quite work out as he landed into a well-laid trap by the counter-attacking Indian. Vikas seemed more assured in the second round and concentrated on breaking down Conwells defence by targetting his torso. Although the judges were divided in awarding the round to the former World Championships bronze-medallist, Vikas had done enough to
vaso stanley secure himself the handy lead going into the final round. After being seemingly clueless and fetching two cautions for bending excessively in the first two rounds, Conwell gathered himself in the final three minutes to land a co
