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Jason Day and David Lynn have taken the clubhouse lead in the second round of the wind-shortened Qatar Masters on Saturday, one shot ahead of a quintet that includes Lee Westwood.

Day was two shots off the lead after the first day and struggled with his driver on Saturday, but finished with his second birdie of the day for an even-par 72 that put him at 4-under 140. Lynn joined him in the lead by making three birdies in a bogey-free 69.

The tournament has been disrupted all week by wind that forced organizers to call off play Friday and reduce the event to 54 holes. Dozens of players, including Day and Lynn, were forced to stop their rounds after gusts of up to 35 mph moved balls and tossed around signs.

First-round leader John Daly was still on the course.