Currently Number one on Sri Lanka amateur circuit, Bandara
started the day with a bogey on first hole which led to lapse in concentration
but he did some breathing exercise on the 2nd tee box to hit back to back
birdies on 2nd, 3rd and 5th. He was level par after front nine but bogeys on
11th and 17th and a birdie finish got him one-over in total.
Not too impressed with putting, Bandara said, “I could have
been three or four under today if I would not have missed short putts on first,
8th, 11th and 14th. I was also confused at some of the holes as my mind was
saying something and my caddy was saying something else. I closed my eyes on
the 18th green and counted from 20 to 1 to balance my mind but still I missed
the eagle by six inch. I will do my breathing exercise in the evening so that I
can start fresh tomorrow to clinch the title.”
43 players will be vying for the title tomorrow as two
Pakistani players Sardar Murad and Amir Mehmood and Indian K. K. Bajoria
withdrew from the tournament.
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