PULA, Oct 16: Overnight leader Simon Khan of Britain retained his lead in the Mallorca Classic after the second round was completed on Saturday.

Khan shot a six-under-par 64 on Friday for a two-round total of 130 to take a three-shot lead over tournament favourite Sergio Garcia, Garcia's Spanish compatriot Carlos Rodiles and Swede Fredrik Andersson.

None of the 24 players who had to return to the course on Saturday morning as a result of Thursday's two first-round suspensions because of lightning affected the leaderboard.

Leading second round scores (Britain unless stated:

130 - Simon Khan 66, 64.

133 - Fredrik Andersson Hed (Sweden) 70, 63; Sergio Garcia (Spain) 66, 67; Carlos Rodiles (Spain) 66, 67.

134 - Emanuele Canonica (Italy) 67, 67.

135 - Alastair Forsyth 67, 68.

136 - Markus Brier (Austria) 68, 68; Francois Delamontagne (France) 65, 71; Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (Spain) 72, 64; Darren Fichardt (South Africa) 65, 71; Peter Fowler (Australia) 66, 70; Ricardo Gonzalez (Argentina) 69, 67; Jose Manuel Lara (Spain) 67, 69; Santiago Luna (Spain) 67, 69; Mark Roe 68, 68; Thomas Jesus Munoz (Spain) 67, 69.

137 - Stephen Gallacher 70, 67; Robert Karlsson (Sweden) 67, 70; Brad Kennedy (Australia) 70, 67; Steve Webster 69, 68.

138 - Marcus Fraser (Australia) 69, 69; Soren Hansen (Denmark) 69, 69; Paul Lawrie 68, 70; Jean-Francois Lucquin (France) 70, 68; Steven O'Hara 69, 69; Oyvind Rojahn (Norway) 69, 69; Richard Sterne (South Africa) 69, 69; Ian Pyman 70, 68; Sven Struver (Germany) 71, 67.

ONE-SHOT LEAD

GREENSBORO (North Carolina): Brent Geiberger shot a five-under-par 67 to take a one-shot lead after the second round of the $4.6 million Greensboro Classic at Forest Oaks Country Club on Friday.

Currently ranked 144th on the PGA Tour money list, Geiberger moved to 11 under-par for the tournament when he sunk a 22-foot birdie putt, his fifth of the day, on the last hole to move clear of Jeff Brehaut, David Toms and Tom Pernice Jr, Jerry Kelly, Joe Ogilvie, Jason Dufner, Tom Lehman and Bo Van Pelt are in a tie for fifth at nine-under-par.

Geiberger's only Tour victory came at the 1999 Canon Greater Hartford Open but he has yet the make the top-10 this season, with his best finish a tie for 14th at the Valero Texas Open.

In his first two rounds Geiberger has recorded 11 birdies and no bogeys to lead for the first time in a PGA Tour event since the opening round of the 2001 Buick Invitational where he finished tied for fifth.

With the cut made at three-under-par, 70 professionals and amateur Ryan Moore qualified for the weekend.

Moore, the US Amateur champion and a senior at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas shot a three-under-par 69 to move into a tie for 12th place at seven-under-par.

Defending champion Shigeki Maruyama of Japan fired a two-under-par 70 to finish a further shot back.

Of the top 17 players at the halfway mark, only David Toms with his win at the FedEx St Jude Classic has a victory on the PGA Tour in 2004.

Leading second round scores (US unless stated):

133 - Brent Geiberger 66, 67.

134 - Jeff Brehaut 68, 66; David Toms 69, 65; Tom Pernice Jr 66, 68.

135 - Jerry Kelly 70, 65; Joe Ogilvie 68, 67; Jason Dufner 65, 70; Tom Lehman 69, 66; Bo Van Pelt 66, 69.

136 - Hank Kuehne 67, 69; David Frost (South Africa) 70, 66.

137 - Brendan Pappas (South Africa) 66, 71; Brett Quigley 66, 71; Blaine McCallister 67, 70; Ben Crane 68, 69; Michael Allen 70, 67; Ryan Moore 68, 69.

138 - Tim Petrovic 69, 69; Billy Andrade 67, 71; Mark Calcavecchia 69, 69; Brad Faxon 68, 70; Richard S. Johnson (Sweden) 67, 71; Cameron Beckman 71, 67; Mike Springer 70, 68; Craig Parry (Australia) 69, 69; Shigeki Maruyama (Japan) 68, 70; Lucas Glover 70, 68.

Other international players:

139 - Fredrik Jacobson (Sweden) 70, 69; Carl Pettersson (Sweden) 67, 72.

140 - Scott Hend (Australia) 71, 69; Carlos Franco (Paraquay) 70, 70; Steve Elkington (Australia) 67, 73; Jesper Parnevik (Sweden) 72, 68; Robert Allenby (Australia) 71, 69; Rod Pampling (Australia) 69, 71; Deane Pappas (South Africa) 70, 70.

141 - Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) 69, 72; Arjun Atwal (India) 71, 70; Jose Coceres (Argentina) 69, 72; Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) 69, 72; Niclas Fasth (Sweden) 70, 71.

142 - Mathias Gronberg (Sweden) 70, 72; Tim Clark (South Africa) 69, 73; Justin Rose (Britain) 67, 75.

143 - Luke Donald (Britain) 72, 71.

145 - Kevin Na (Korea) 77, 68; Esteban Toledo (Mexico) 72, 73; Trevor Dodds (South Africa) 72, 73.

147 - David Morland IV (Canada) 71, 76.

149 - Grant Waite (New Zealand) 73, 76; Per-Ulrik Johansson (Sweden) 73, 76.

150 - Hirofumi Miyase (Japan) 71, 79.-Reuters