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This is an archive article published on November 8, 2006
Another high for Jeev
Jeev Milkha Singh carries his brilliant form into what will be his biggest event in Asia this year as he tees up against the world8217;s best bets like Tiger Woods and defending champion David Howell at the star-studded HSBC Champions starting on Thursday.
Jeev Milkha Singh carries his brilliant form into what will be his biggest event in Asia this year as he tees up against the world8217;s best bets like Tiger Woods and defending champion David Howell at the star-studded HSBC Champions starting on Thursday.
Jeev will play first two rounds with Tiger Woods, as the World No. 1 and Asia No. 1 go out together in the featured group. The Indian ace, who leads the UBS Asian Tour Order of Merit, won the Volvo Masters of Europe and came within a whisker of notching back-to-back wins with as finished secondin Japan Tour event last week.
8220;Playing with Tiger is always an honour and I will enjoy it,8221; said Jeev.
Twice winner this season, Jeev, who began the year at 376 in world rankings has climbed more than 300 spots and is now 73rd in the world.
8220;My goal is to get into the top-50 which will get me into the Majors. I have had a long season, but will now take rest towards the end as I have some big events coming up including UBS Hong Kong and Volvo Masters of Asia. But first the aim is HSBC Champions this week,8221; he said.
Also in the field are Shiv Kapur, winner of Volvo Masters of Asia 2005, Gaurav Ghei, winner of Mercuries Masters 2006, Jyoti Randhawa, winner of Hero Honda Indian Open. The elite event is open to winners of events on eligible tours and top-50 of the world plus some invited players.
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