Keita Nakajima fired a second consecutive 65 to open up a two-shot lead on day two of the Hero Indian Open before play was suspended due to storms in New Delhi.
The Japanese held a six-shot advantage after 11 holes in round two but was reeled in by Frenchman Romain Langasque before he finished birdie-eagle to once again give himself some breathing space at 14 under.
Langasque’s 66 left him a shot clear of Italian Matteo Manassero and two ahead of fellow Frenchman Jeong weon Ko.
South African Oliver Bekker was at seven under (T8) playing the 14th when the hooter sounded at 4:57pm at DLF Golf & Country Club and will be one of 46 players returning to complete their rounds at 7:30am local time on Saturday.
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