Randhawa finishes seventh in Volvo

He, however, could not sustain that form and the next three rounds of 70, 72, 71 let him down.

Jyoti, who was placed seventh on Saturday retained his place on Sunday also for a total eight-under 280 to share the seventh slot with American Andrew Pitts. The 28-year-old Indian earned a cheque of $6875 dollars for his efforts.

Digvijay Singh also gave a creditable performance on the last day, firing three-under par 69 to total two-under 286 (71, 73, 73, 69) and climbed up 22 places – from Saturday’s 43 to end up at 21st.

Calcutta’s Arjun Atwal had a par 72 last round and was placed joint 29th with a tournament total of par 288 (71, 72, 73,72).

Indrajit Bhalotia had a disastrous last round. He shot six-over par 78 to end up 11-over par 299. He was 65th in the field of 67.