EurAsia Cup: Day 2 in Numbers

<em>After Thongchai Jaidee's Team Asia made a superb comeback on day two of the EurAsia Cup presented by DRB-HICOM, <strong>europeantour.com</strong> took a numerical look back at the action...</em>

<strong>3</strong>- Points won by Team Asia on day<strong>2</strong>, winning the session by<strong>1</strong>and reducing the deficit to<strong>4</strong>heading into the<strong>10</strong>singles matches

<strong>2</strong>- Wins for Thongchai Jaidee's men;<strong>2</strong>halved matches; and<strong>1</strong>defeat

<strong>1</strong>- Full point won on Friday by Miguel Angel Jimenez's Team Europe (Graeme McDowell and Jamie Donaldson)

<strong>4&3</strong>- The largest winning margin, for the<strong>2</strong>nd day running (Prayad Marksaeng/Kim Hyung-sung over Danes Thomas Bjorn and Thorbjorn Olesen

<strong>19</strong>- The eclectic score under par on Friday (taking the best score on every hole from the<strong>20</strong>players)

<strong>15</strong>- The only hole not to be birdied on Friday

<strong>28</strong>- Holes this week before Jimenez and Pablo Larrazabal made a bogey

<strong>0</strong>- Bogeys today from Jaidee and Kiradech Aphibarnrat - the only blemish-free pairing on Friday

<strong>7</strong>- Under par Jaidee/Aphibarnrat were for the day yet still had to settle for<strong>0.5</strong>of a point after halving with Jimenez/Larrazabal

<strong>3</strong>- Holes Koumei Oda and Hideto Tanihara were down through<strong>10</strong>holes before winning<strong>4</strong>of the next<strong>5</strong>holes to halve with Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano and Stephen Gallacher

<strong>4</strong>- Eagles on Friday (<strong>2</strong>of which coming from Jimenez for the<strong>2</strong>nd day running)

<strong>10</strong>- Singles matches left to come on Saturday with Team Europe requiring<strong>3.5</strong>points to win the inaugural EurAsia Cup

<strong>300,000 </strong>- Smackeroons on offer for each member of the winning side on Saturday...