Kapur, Bhullar and Chowrasia make cut

The Indian trio of Shiv Kapur, Gaganjeet Bhullar and SSP Chowrasia entered into the weekend rounds but Jeev Milkha Singh's wretched run continued as he missed the cut at the D+D REAL Czech Masters here today.
Kapur is the best placed at tied 21st, while Bhullar and Chowrasia are tied 48th.
The best Indian on the opening day was Chowrasia with a card of four-under 68 that placed him tied third, but he slipped in the second round with a three-over 75 that saw him tied 45th at the end of the second round.
Kapur was steady with 71 in first round and he followed that with a 70 to move from tied 45th to tied 21st, while Bhullar (72-71) is now tied 48th, up from first round 62nd.

Jeev shot 72 and 74 and missed the cut.
Chowrasia, who had a top-10 after a long time last week in Denmark, said, "I had a great start in first round with seven birdies and three bogeys. I have been hitting the ball well and putting has been improving each week. I have changed my driver and I practiced with it for a week before leaving for Europe. This helped in Denmark and here in first round. But the touch was missing in second round, where I had just one birdie."

He had four bogeys.
Jamie Donaldson displayed the class and composure of a future Ryder Cup star as he stayed on top after 36 holes with a 69 following on first round 68 and he is now seven-under 135. He is one shot ahead of Gregory Bourdy (69-67) while Tim Slattery (68-69), Tommy Fleetwood (72-65) and Stephen Gallacher (70-67) were tied third.

Donaldson, World number 29, can seal his berth at the Gleneagles showcase with a win at the stunning Albatross Golf Resort outside Prague.