Veteran Mukesh Kumar finished a wire-to-wire triumph at the climate abbreviated Panasonic Open India to claim his first Asian Tour title by one shot on Sunday.
Kumar, who had a two-shot favored outlook heading into the third and last round, closed with a two-under-standard 70 for a triumphant aggregate of 10-under-standard 206 at the USD 400,000 Asian Tour occasion, which was prior lessened to 54 openings because of fog disturbances. Kumar's triumph, worth USD 72,000, made him the most established winner on the Asian Tour at 51 years old years and 126 days.
He is the only non-Indian to complete inside main 10 at the Asian Tour occasion, which praised its 6th release this week. Kumar, who has won 123 titles on the PGTI circuit, was joyful to relish his professions greatest win at the Panasonic Open India. It was his first worldwide win since turning proficient 32 years back.
"I am exceptionally pleased with myself. I have sat tight 32 years for this. This implies a considerable measure to me. It feels unique in relation to the 123 wins that I have had on the local Tour some time recently. I have been needing to accomplish this," said Kumar, who denoted his card with three birdies against an intruder.
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