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Chiragh KUMAR (IND) Thaworn WIRATCHANT (THA) Siddikur RAHMAN (BAN) Namchok TANTIPOKHAKUL (THA) Jyoti RANDHAWA (IND) Shubhankar S Final Results and Earnings Earnings Pos Player R1 R2 R3 R4 Score To Par (US$) 1 Chiragh KUMAR (IND) 67 66 72 70 275 -13 72,000.00 2 Thaworn WIRATCHANT (THA) 68 72 69 69 278 -10 34,600.00 2 Siddikur RAHMAN (BAN) 68 70 68 72 278 -10 34,600.00 4 Namchok TANTIPOKHAKUL (THA) 71 71 71 66 279 -9 15,280.00 4 Jyoti RANDHAWA (IND) 69 72 71 67 279 -9 15,280.00 4 Shubhankar SHARMA (IND) 70 73 67 69 279 -9 15,280.00 4 Mithun PERERA (SRI) 66 70 73 70 279 -9 15,280.00 8 Manav JAINI (IND) 72 71 69 68 280 -8 8,666.67 8 Shankar DAS (IND) 69 71 71 69 280 -8 8,666.67 8 Vikrant CHOPRA (IND) 71 68 71 70 280 -8 8,666.67 11 Rashid KHAN (IND) 71 71 69 70 281 -7 6,980.00 12 Pariya JUNHASAVASDIKUL (THA) 74 72 68 68 282 -6 5,970.00 12 Rahil GANGJEE (IND) 70 74 69 69 282 -6 5,970.00 12 Sujjan SINGH (IND) 71 70 70 71 282 -6 5,970.00 12 Chikka S (IND) 69 71 68 74 282 -6 5,970.00 16 Sanjay KUMAR (IND) 70 71 74 68 283 -5 4,950.00 16 Khalin JOSHI (IND) 69 73 72 69 283 -5 4,950.00 16 Mukesh KUMAR (IND) 70 71 72 70 283 -5 4,950.00 16 Panuphol PITTAYARAT (THA) 72 71 70 70 283 -5 4,950.00 20 Niall KEARNEY (IRL) 71 71 74 68 284 -4 4,353.33 20 Gaganjeet BHULLAR (IND) 71 73 71 69 284 -4 4,353.33 20 Pawin INGKHAPRADIT (THA) 70 68 75 71 284 -4 4,353.33 23 Poom SAKSANSIN (THA) 73 72 71 69 285 -3 3,940.00 23 Lionel WEBER (FRA) 73 70 73 69 285 -3 3,940.00 23 Abhishek JHA (IND) 71 73 71 70 285 -3 3,940.00 23 Zamal HOSSAIN (BAN) 71 67 70 77 285 -3 3,940.00 27 Pavit TANGKAMOLPRASERT (THA) 74 70 73 69 286 -2 3,640.00 28 Jake STIRLING (AUS) 73 70 75 69 287 -1 3,360.00 28 Amardip MALIK (IND) 71 70 76 70 287 -1 3,360.00 28 George GANDRANATA (INA) 69 75 73 70 287 -1 3,360.00 28 Teemu PUTKONEN (FIN) 72 71 71 73 287 -1 3,360.00 32 Lindsay RENOLDS (CAN) 72 73 73 70 288 Par 3,000.00 32 Abhinav LOHAN (IND) 72 73 72 71 288 Par 3,000.00 32 N. THANGARAJA (SRI) 68 73 75 72 288 Par 3,000.00 32 Shamim KHAN (IND) 72 73 71 72 288 Par 3,000.00 36 Phachara KHONGWATMAI (THA) 72 75 71 71 289 1 2,760.00 36 K.PRABAGARAN (SRI) 69 70 74 76 289 1 2,760.00 38 Om Prakash CHOUHAN (IND) 71 72 74 73 290 2 2,560.00 38 Deepinder Singh Kullar (IND) 70 74 73 73 290 2 2,560.00 38 Donlaphatchai NIYOMCHON (THA) 75 70 70 75 290 2 2,560.00 41 Niall TURNER (IRL) 69 76 76 70 291 3 2,300.00 41 Arnond VONGVANIJ (THA) 70 74 74 73 291 3 2,300.00 41 Malcolm KOKOCINSKI (SWE) 71 74 72 74 291 3 2,300.00 41 Feroz ALI (IND) 76 70 69 76 291 3 2,300.00 45 Anura ROHANA (SRI) 69 74 78 71 292 4 2,065.00 45 Ajeetesh SANDHU (IND) 72 73 73 74 292 4 2,065.00 45 Anthony KANG (USA) 72 72 74 74 292 4 2,065.00 45 Thitiphun CHUAYPRAKONG (THA) 68 75 72 77 292 4 2,065.00 49 Atthaphon SRIBOONKAEW (THA) 73 74 77 69 293 5 1,604.44 49 James BYRNE (SCO) 70 72 80 71 293 5 1,604.44 49 Martin ROMINGER (SUI) 75 71 74 73 293 5 1,604.44 49 Giwhan KIM (KOR) 72 71 77 73 293 5 1,604.44 49 Anil Bajrang MANE (IND) 74 72 73 74 293 5 1,604.44 49 Akinori TANI (JPN) 76 70 72 75 293 5 1,604.44 49 Michael TRAN (VIE) 74 71 73 75 293 5 1,604.44 49 Udayan MANE (IND) 77 69 71 76 293 5 1,604.44 49 LEE Chieh-po (TPE) 72 71 73 77 293 5 1,604.44 58 Rahul BAJAJ (IND) 72 72 77 73 294 6 1,320.00 58 R. MURTHY (IND) 75 72 73 74 294 6 1,320.00 58 Wolmer MURILLO (VEN) 75 71 73 75 294 6 1,320.00 61 Adam GROOM (AUS) 73 74 78 70 295 7 1,200.00 61 Digvijay SINGH (IND) 71 76 75 73 295 7 1,200.00 61 KOH Deng Shan (SIN) 72 70 77 76 295 7 1,200.00 64 Ashok KUMAR (IND) 74 73 76 73 296 8 1,100.00 64 Abhijit CHADHA (IND) 68 77 74 77 296 8 1,100.00 66 Jarrod John FREEMAN (AUS) 75 71 80 72 298 10 1,020.00 66 LAM Chih Bing (SIN) 73 74 75 76 298 10 1,020.00 68 Jack MUNRO (AUS) 74 72 77 76 299 11 960.00 69 Randhir Singh GHOTRA (IND) 73 74 80 73 300 12 920.00 70 Danthai BOONMA (THA) 75 72 81 76 304 16 880.00 71 Sattaya SUPUPRAMAI (THA) 67 73 * DSQ 0.
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