Liang and Sterne lead the way in Hong Kong
Liang Wen-Chong and Richard Sterne top the UBS Hong Kong Open leaderboard after firing 64s

Liang Wen-chong and Richard Sterne lead the way after round one of the UBS Hong Kong Open after the pair shot six-under-par 64s at Fanling.
South Africa’s Sterne fired eight birdies in his round but two bogeys denied him the outright lead.
“I had a pretty good start and I just kept going,” said Sterne. “From the Masters on I have really struggled but I am still working on a few things.”
Liang bogeyed the last, but despite that the Chinese No.1 looks in good shape to become the first Asian to win the event in a decade.
“My performance was good but there are still three days left," said Liang.
"My putting feels good and I have been very patient in taking every hole step by step."
Oliver Wilson, who lost out in a play-off to Sergio Garcia at the HSBC Champions in the Race to Dubai season-opener, holed a birdie putt on 18 and the Englishman is just two off the lead.
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Elsewhere, John Daly and Colin Montgomerie closed with respectable 68s, but Nick Faldo, playing in his first European Tour event in over a year, finished on two-over.
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