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Jeev now ranked 57th in the world

India’s Jeev Milkha Singh is enjoying steady form as he is ranked 57th on the Official World Golf Ranking after the BMW International Open on Sunday.

Singh, last year’s Asian Tour’s UBS Order of Merit winner, delivered a consistent run and finished in joint 18th spot in Munich. He had a strong outing at the US Open a week before when he claimed tied 36th place, his best result in a Major so far.

Compatriot Jyoti Randhawa solidified his position in the rankings when he finished in joint 11th spot in Germany. Randahwa, the former Asian number one, was a spot above China’s Liang Wen-chong who is ranked 83rd in the world. Liang, who leads the UBS Order of Merit, settled for a share of 13th place at the Mizuno Open Yomiuri Classic last week.

Korea’s Choi Kyung-ju, who won his fifth US PGA Tour title at the Memorial Tournament earlier in the month, is the highest ranked Asian in 20th place. Yang Yong-eun of Korea was in 66th position while Englishman Simon Dyson stood at 78th spot.

The other Asian stalwarts ranked in the top-200 include Thongchai Jaidee of Thailand in 89th place, South African Anton Haig (114th), Australia’s Andrew Buckle (119th), Kevin Na (131st), Thailand’s Prayad Marksaeng (141st), former Asian Tour regular Daniel Chopra (146th), Indian talent Gaurav Ghei (154th), Korea’s Hur Suk-ho (167th), Filipino legend Frankie Minoza (171st), Thai youngster Prom Meesawat (183rd) and compatriot Chapchai Nirat (187th) and Simon Yates in 200th position.

June 26, 2007