Bhullar, Himmat sure to miss cut in Korea

Jyoti Randhawa hung in at one-over through eight holes on a windy day that was once again hit by rain at the the CJ Invitational Hosted by KJ Choi even as his young colleague, Gaganjeet Bhullar, seemed certain to make an early exit here on Friday. Kim Tae-hoon of Korea, with three birdies on the trot from sixth to eighth, moved to eight-under with 10 more holes to play in the second round when play was suspended due to darkness. A total of 59 players will resume the second round on Saturday. Kiradech Aphibarnrat shot 71 after his first round 67 to take the second round clubhouse lead at seven-under 137 in windy conditions. Behind him was Rikard Karlberg.