Shubhankar Sharma's Thrilling Comeback at AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open

Indian golfer Shubhankar Sharma delivered a dynamic performance in the third round at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open, including two eagles and four birdies. Despite challenging weather, he managed a round of 71, retaining a tie for 41st place. Sharma's persistence has seen him regain his card through Q-School.

Indian golfer Shubhankar Sharma showcased impressive skill during the third round of the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open, staying tied at 41st place. His round involved two eagles, four birdies, and a 71 score, building on a previous 69 that secured his tournament position after a tough start.

Sharma acknowledged the course's challenges, made more difficult by shifting winds and intermittent rain, highlighting the nature of golfing on the beautiful island. 'It's a remarkable course, and the unpredictable weather adds to the challenge,' noted Sharma.

On the third day, a combination of precise shots offered Sharma eagle opportunities and a strong performance, despite missing a third eagle putt. He's battled back after losing his card last season, securing it through the rigorous Q-School.

(With inputs from agencies.)