Commercial Bank Qatar Masters - Day Two in Numbers

Plenty of low numbers once again at Doha GC as day two unfolded in fine style at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, so here is a statistical flavour.

<b>65</b>– strokes required from our leader Rafa Cabrera-Bello

<b>13</b>– shots under par for the Spaniard

<b>8</b>– birdies on day two for the two-time European Tour winner

<b>2012</b>– last time Cabrera-Bello won on Tour (Omega Dubai Desert Classic)

<b>2</b>– clear of the chasing George Coetzee

<b>0</b>– wins for the South African on The European Tour but ideally placed

<b>2^nd</b>– place finish from Coetzee at this event in 2013

<b>9</b>– nationalities represented in the top 10

<b>4</b>– eagles in round two, compared to ten yesterday

<b>4.4</b>– average score on the hardest hole on Thursday, the par four sixth

<b>4.6 </b>– the average taken on the easiest hole, the par five tenth

<b>76</b>– players qualified for the final two rounds at Doha GC

<b>2</b>– Ryder Cup Captains playing the final 36 holes – Jose Maria Olazabal (-5) and Paul McGinley (-1)

<b>1</b>– defending champion making the cut on the mark, one under par (Chris Wood, -1)

<b>16</b>– the age of German amateur Dominic Foos who has made the first European Tour cut of his fledgling career

<b>211</b>– yards to the flag at the par three 13th, a hole that Brandon Stone only needed one stroke on

<b>309.8</b>– Peter Uihlein’s driving average over the past two rounds