Randhawa placed joint 18th

One of the four leaders is Pakistan8217;s Taimur Hassan, whose brilliant eagle on the 18th helped him join the tie for the lead with Thailand8217;s Thammanoon Sriroj, Felix Casas of the Philippines and Japan8217;s Tatsuhiro Ichihara.

Hussain holed a sand wedge from 105 yards for a three on the par five last hole to card a 65 at Tianjin Warner International Golf Club.

England8217;s Chris Williams, Japan8217;s Kazuyoshi Yonekura and Australian Cameron Percey returned 66s.

Hussain, who won the London Myanmar Open, last saw his ball take one bounce and go into the hole. He played a 34 for the first nine and 31 on thereturn.

Thammanoon, who has won three times on the Davidoff Tour, mastered the front nine playing it in four-under-par 30. But Thammanoon last won on the in the 1997 Pakistan Masters.

Leading Scores

65 Taimur Hussain Pak, Thammanoon Sriroj Tha, Felix Casas Phi, Tatsuhiko Ichihara Jpn; 66 Chris Williams Eng, Kazuyoshi Yonekura Jap, Cameron Percy Aus; 67 Anthony Kang Kor, Boonchu Ruangkit Tha, Simon Yates Sco, Christian Pena US, Park No-Seok Kor, Aaron Meeks US, Greg Hanrahan US, Rafael Ponce Ecu, Rodrigo Cuello Phi, Clay Devers US; 68 Peter Lawrie Ire, Yeh Wei-Tze Tpe, Andrew Pitts US, Jyoti Randhawa Ind, Kenny Druce Aus; 69 Lu Chien-Soon Tpe, Lai Hung-Lin Tpe, Thongchai Jaidee Tha, Richard Kaplan Rsa, Des Terblanche SA, Amritinder Singh Ind, Scott Rowe HK, Lu Wen-Teh Tpe