Chawrasia had 73 on the first day and he ended at nine-over 153, way over the cut which fell at two-over 146.
Marc Warren carded an exceptional round of 66 to join Danny Willett at the top of the leaderboard at the midway stage with world No.3 and tournament host Rory McIlroy just a shot behind.
The Masters Tournament champion Willett came into the second round two shots clear of McIlroy at The K Club, and all eyes were on the two highest-ranked players in the field as they slugged it out for supremacy.
A late bogey saw Willett sign for a round of 71 and fall back alongside Warren on eight-under, with McIlroy recording a 70 as he made the cut at his home Open for the first time in four years.
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