BMW Masters: Day 2 in numbers

After an intriguing second day, europeantour.com took a statistical – and sometimes sideways – look at the key numbers from day two at the BMW Masters presented by SRE Group in Shanghai.

<strong>10</strong>– Birdies and<strong>1 </strong>eagle in the first two rounds for leader Luke Guthrie<br /><br /><strong>23</strong>– The amount of holes before his first bogey of the week<br /><br /><strong>4</strong>– His lead after 36 holes<br /><br /><strong>5</strong>– Birdies in a row for Rafa Cabrera-Bello from the 13th<br /><br /><strong>13</strong>– Years since Simon Dyson won once before in Shanghai at the 2000 Volvo China Open<br /><br /><strong>188</strong>– Yardage of Craig Lee’s spectacular eagle at the 16th<br /><br /><strong>3</strong>– Birdies on the challenging ninth hole, two of which came from men called Zhang<br /><br /><strong>8</strong>– The score one of them (LW) four holes later on the par five 13th<br /><br /><strong>67</strong>– The low round of the day from Ricardo Gonzalez<br /><br /><strong>11</strong>– The number of shots better off defending champ Peter Hanson was on Friday compared to his first round<br /><br /><strong>2</strong>– Consecutive groups in which a player chipped in for eagle from an almost identical spot at the seventh (Simon Dyson then Peter Uihlein)<br /><br /><strong>18</strong>– Players better than par going into the weekend<br /><br /><strong>27</strong>– The number of shots between first and last place following the second round