EurAsia Cup: Day 3 in Numbers

<em>After a spellbinding final day at the inaugural EurAsia Cup presented by DRB-HICOM, <strong>europeantour.com</strong> took a numerical look back the action...</em>

<strong>10</strong>- Points apiece at close of play, meaning the inaugural edition of the EurAsia Cup was shared

<strong>327</strong>- Holes of competition over<strong>3</strong>days as contest went down to the very last hole of the very last match

<strong>5</strong>- Points Asia were down after day<strong>1</strong>fourball whitewash from Europe

<strong>4</strong>- The points deficit Team Asia faced heading into the Saturday singles

<strong>6</strong>- Singles matches won by Asia on Sunday plus<strong>2</strong>halved games

<strong>7</strong>- Shots under par Anirban Lahiri was through<strong>17</strong>holes in defeating Victor Dubuisson<strong>2&1</strong>

<strong>3</strong>- Eagles on day 3 including 2 from Lahiri at the<strong>11</strong>th and<strong>16</strong>th

<strong>4</strong>- Holes Prayad Marksaeng was down to Jamie Donaldson through the turn before going on to claim half a point at the<strong>18</strong>th

<strong>2</strong>- Number of singles matches won outright by Europe (Miguel Angel Jimenez and Joost Luiten)

<strong>2.5</strong>- Total points won by Miguel Angel Jimenez and Jamie Donaldson - the top scoreres in the first EurAsia Cup

<strong>1</strong>- Other player undefeated: Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano

<strong>3</strong>- Players joint-top scored for Team Asia with<strong>2</strong>points apiece: Anirban Lahiri, Kim Hyung-sung and Siddikur Rahman

<strong>1</strong>- EurAsia Cup trophy shared by 20 players