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Flawless Law Takes One-Shot Lead at Qatar Masters FFOOTBALLOOTBALL | Page 4 CCRICKETRICKET | Page 7 Atletico grind Shahidi’s double out victory to ton leaves increase lead Zimbabwe in a to 6 points spin in 2nd Test Friday, March 12, 2021 TABLE TENNIS Rajab 28, 1442 AH Harimoto seeks GULF TIMES revenge against Ovtcharov in semis SPORT Page 6 COMMERCIAL BANK QATAR MASTERS Flawless Law takes one-shot Bertasio, Du Plessis, McEvoy and Samooja are tied lead at Qatar Masters second with six-under By Yash Mudgal Doha cotland’s David Law made full use of calmer conditions at the Edu- cation City Golf Club S(ECGC) to produce a bogey-free round and claim the lead after the fi rst day at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters yesterday. In the process, Law also equalled his lowest score on the European Tour with seven birdies in a fl awless 64 to sit one stroke ahead of Italy’s Nino Bertasio, Hennie Du Plessis of South Af- rica, England’s Richard McEvoy and Kalle Samooja of Finland. “It was a good score. I played really well. Conditions were quite easy but I was happy with my iron play and I holed some putts, which was nice,” said Law. The 29-year-old Law had shot just one round in the 60s in three European Tour events in 2021 coming into this week but made a lightning quick start yesterday. Afternoon starter Law followed up fi ve birdies on the front side with two more on his homeward nine to equal his lowest European Tour round, and leapfrog early England’s Richard McEvoy in action yesterday. clubhouse leaders Samooja and Scotland’s David Law in action during the first round of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters yesterday. PICTURES: Jayaram and Jayan Orma McEvoy into top spot. Jaham al-Kuwari and Saleh al- Louis de Jager (Rsa) After holding a lengthy birdie perfect, they are very fast and Kaabi struggled during the open- 69: Wilco Nienaber (Rsa), Shaun putt at the fi rst, the Scot made it rolling pretty good. If you make ing round. Al-Kaabi fi nished Norris (Rsa), Brandon Stone (Rsa), three in a row with further gains a good stroke, you can see the with a two-over. Al-Kuwari was Antoine Rozner (Fra), Adrian at the second and third. Law’s breaks and see a lot of putts. I eight-over and Qatar Amateur Otaegui (Esp), Steven Brown fi ne form with the putter con- thought the heat was fi ne. I’m Open champion al-Shahrani (Eng), Andy Sullivan (Eng), Eddie tinued as he carded birdies at the used to this, I guess. I’d much carded 11 over. Pepperell (Eng), Joost Luiten seventh and eighth also. rather play in hotter conditions (Ned), Wade Ormsby (Aus), “I’ve been guilty over the last than cold. I’ll hit a few putts and LEADING FIRST ROUND Jordan Smith (Eng), Richie Ram- few weeks when I’ve had decent a few balls, try to go to bed early SCORES say (Sco), Ignacio Elvira (Esp), rounds going but not fi nishing because tomorrow a 6:55 tee time 64: David Law (Sco) Edoardo Molinari (Ita), Jazz Jane- them off . I was semi-conscious is not going to be easy for me,” 65: Richard McEvoy (Eng), Hennie wattananond (Tha), Connor Syme of sticking with it and trying to go Campillo said. Du Plessis (Rsa), Kalle Samooja (Sco), Sebastian Garcia (Esp), low. I was really happy with how I Former champion Eddie Pep- (Fin), Nino Bertasio (Ita) Maverick Antcliff (Aus), Garrick stuck to my routines, my proc- perell, who won the title in 2018 66: Joachim B Hansen (Den), Tho- Porteous (Eng), Marcus Armitage esses and I came out of it with a but was disqualifi ed last year, mas Detry (Bel), Joakim Lager- (Eng), David Coupland (Eng), Lars good score,” Law said, who also birdied his fi rst four holes before gren (Swe), Garrick Higgo (Rsa) van Meijel (Ned), Rhys Enoch shot 64 in the opening round of having to settle for a 69 to lie fi ve 67: Jorge Campillo (Esp), George 70: Callum Shinkwin (Eng), Ross Betfred British Masters last year. shots off the lead. Coetzee (Rsa), Kurt Kitayama McGowan (Eng), John Catlin Law joined Samooja and On a day of low scoring, 74 (USA), Jeff Winther (Den), Scott (USA), Romain Langasque (Fra), McEvoy on six-under with a players broke par and the fi - Jamieson (Sco), Chris Paisley Marcus Kinhult (Swe), Stephen birdie putt from four feet at the Kalle Samooja of Finland lines up his putt during the first round of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters at nal group of Darren Fichardt, (Eng), Fabrizio Zanotti (Pry), Maxi- Gallacher (Sco), Justin Harding 13th, before taking the outright Education City Golf Club yesterday. Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano and milian Kieff er (Ger), Gaganjeet (Rsa), Adria Arnaus (Esp), Julian lead when his 14 foot putt for Sebastian Heisele were three, Bhullar (Ind), Pedro Figueiredo Suri (USA), David Drysdale (Sco), birdie on the short 15th dropped, never normally like that here. land’s David Drysdale in a play- at home over the last few weeks. two and one under respectively (Por), Toby Tree (Eng) Raphael Jacquelin (Fra), Richard having fi rst circled the hole. Law Tomorrow will be a bit more like off last year, was part of an I came here and played solid, I with one hole to complete today 68: Thomas Pieters (Bel), Alex- Bland (Eng), Cormac Sharvin then kept his card clean with pars normal, a bit of wind and it’ll 11-strong group on four-under played well in the Pro-Am yes- morning. ander Bjork (Swe), Shergo Al (Nir), Darius van Driel (Ned), at the 16th, 17th and 18th. be testing. I’m looking forward par, with Drysdale returning a terday. I feel good about my game India’s Gangajeet Bhullar, Kurdi (Jor), Sean Crocker (USA), Kyong-Jun Moon (Kor), Gregory “I’m looking forward to get- to it,” the 2019 ISPS Handa Vic one-under 70. and played well today. It wasn’t SSP Chowrasia and Shubhankar Lorenzo Gagli (Ita), Matthieu Havret (Fra), Shiv Chawrasia (Ind), ting back out there tomorrow. Open champion said. “It felt good. I haven’t been great, but it was solid. I made a Sharma carded 4-under, 1-under Pavon (Fra), Jamie Donaldson, Rikard Karlberg (Swe), Niklas It’ll be diff erent. Although it was Defending champion Jorge playing very well at the start of great putt on 18 and a few great and par respectively. Francesco Laporta (Ita), Jack Lemke (Swe), Yi-Keun Chang hot and muggy it was calm, it’s Campillo, who defeated Scot- the year, but I had good practice putts coming in. The greens are Qatari golfers Ali al-Shahrani, Senior (Eng), Dale Whitnell (Eng), (Kor) Qatar Duty Free sponsors Commercial Bank Qatar Masters at Education City Golf Club atar Duty Free (QDF) is proud against an impressive lineup of play- Australia at the 2019 edition at Doha a significant sports event in Qatar once again to be the Off icial ers including Chris Wood, and 2013 Golf Club. for more than 20 years, and we are QPartner of the Commercial winner and three-time European Tour Qatar Duty Free Vice President Op- proud once again to sponsor this Bank Qatar Masters. The four-day winner Brandon Stone. erations Thabet Musleh said, “Qatar year’s tournament despite challenges tournament began at Education City QDF will continue the long-standing Duty Free is delighted to continue Covid-19 has presented across the Golf Club (ECGC) yesterday and will tradition of sponsoring the Hole- its partnership with the Commercial last 12 months. conclude on Sunday against the in-One Competition, rewarding any Bank Qatar Masters, as part of our “Last year, Education City Golf Club stunning backdrop of Education City player who makes a hole-in-one on commitment to the Qatar National hosted an amazing tournament and Stadium, a FIFA World Cup Qatar the 9th hole, a QDF voucher worth 2030 Vision and desire to bring we are thrilled to welcome world-class 2022 venue. As many as 144 elite $155,000. In its 10-year history, only people together through one of the players to this stunning golf course golfers will be competing for the cov- two players have scooped this prize. many prestigious global sporting and to a new challenge this year. We eted Mother of Pearl Trophy. Jorge The most recent hole-in-one com- events hosted in Qatar. The Com- wish all the players a very enjoyable QDF will continue the long-standing tradition of sponsoring the Hole-in-One Campillo will be defending his title petition winner was Jake McLeod of mercial Bank Qatar Masters has been and successful tournament.” Competition, rewarding any player who makes a hole-in-one on the 9th hole. Gulf Times 2 Friday, March 12, 2021 SPORT HORSE RACING BASKETBALL Gharafa to meet Wakrah in Amir Zyzzyva shines Cup title clash in sprint feature, Saadi nets 4 wins Veteran trainer Alban de Mieulle saddled three winners yesterday, including Umm Qarn’s Jabir and Abida, and Noora Racing Limited’s Quepos By Mikhil Bhat 1. 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