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Grayson Murray will take a two-shot lead in to the weekend at Sanderson Farms Championship, where Ian Poulter has missed the cut.Latest leaderboard Sanderson Farms Championship Murray reeled off eight birdies during a seven-under 65 in Mississippi, tapping in for a gain on his final hole to move two clear of fellow Web.com Tour graduate Seamus Power and Englands Greg Owen.Overnight leader Kevin Streelman lies four strokes adrift following a one-over 73, while Poulter suffered an early exit as he continues his comeback from injury. Kevin Streelman had fired a birdie-filled 63 on Thursday Playing in his third worldwide event since being sidelined with a foot problem in June, Poulter missed from eight feet to bogey the first and dropped another shot at the par-four sixth.Back-to-back gains from the eighth saw Poulter reach the turn level-par, only for him to three-putt the 11th and bogey three of his final four holes to card a three-over 75. Live PGA Tour Golf October 29, 2016, 7:30pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass After posting an opening-hole bogey, Murray picked up four birdies on his way to a front nine 33 and added four more gains after the turn to grab the 36-hole advantage. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. Owen, making his 250th US PGA Tour start this week, posted a second successive 67 to join Power on 10 under, with Graham DeLaet and Lucas Glover part of the group a further stroke back. Seamus Power is looking for a maiden PGA Tour title Cody Gribble fired six birdies on the back nine on his way to a round-of-the-day 63 to get to eight under, while top seed Chris Kirk is part of a six-way tie four off the pace.Watch the Sanderson Farms Championship throughout the weekend live on Sky Sports 4 - your home of golf. 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Abu Nechim Ahmed and Syed Mohammad were Assams most successful bowlers, picking up three wickets apiece.Sanklecha - who picked up two seven-fors in his most recent game, against Vidarbha - then came back and ripped out three wickets to leave Assam 13 for 2 and then 56 for 3, before the opener Rishav Das (53*) added an unbroken 76 for the fourth wicket with Kunal Saikia (38*) to steer them to 132 for 3 at stumps, still trailing by 410.Rishabh Pant continued his run of form, scoring a rapid half-century to help Delhi take the first-innings lead against Rajasthan in Wayanad. Resuming on 37 for 0, Delhi were bowled out for 307, with seamers Pankaj Singh and Tanvir Ul-Haq taking three wickets each. Rajasthan ended the day 19 for 1 in their second innings and trailing by 50.Delhis openers stretched their overnight partnership to 52 before both fell in the space of four balls, Gautam Gambhir for 10 and Shikhar Dhawan for 38. Unmukt Chand (32) and Nitish Rana (24) added 51 for the third wicket, before Pant walked in at No. 5 and proceeded to score 75 of Delhis next 93 runs. He was fifth out with Delhi still trailing by 42, having scored his runs off 59 balls, with nine fours and three sixes. Delhi lost two more quick wickets and were 2204 for 7 before Milind Kumar (42) and Sumit Narwal (34 off 25) steered them into the lead with a 54-run eighth-wicket stand.dddddddddddd With Vikas Tokas (18) and Nitin Saini (16*) making useful contributions as well, Delhi stretched their lead to 69.Half-centuries from Biplab Samantray and Saurabh Rawat hauled Odisha out of a tight spot and into a sizeable lead against Karnataka at the Palam ground in Delhi. Replying to Karnatakas 179, Odisha were 140 for 6 when wicketkeeper Rawat joined Samantray. They proceeded to add 106 for the seventh wicket in 34.4 overs before Samantray was out to the legspinner Shreyas Gopal for 58.Shreyas then dismissed Suryakant Pradhan (23) and Rawat, for 85 off 124 balls, to end the day with figures of 5 for 73. Odisha were 318 for 9 at stumps, leading by 139, with Basant Mohanty and Alok Mangaraj adding an unbroken 26 for the last wicket.A 171-run opening stand between Sanjay Ramaswamy and Faiz Fazal moved Vidarbha within sight of taking the first-innings lead against Saurashtra at the Karnail Singh Stadium in Delhi. At stumps, Vidarbha were 242 for 3, trailing by 59.Saurashtra had to wait till the 59th over of the day to taste any success, and used nine bowlers. Eventually, it was the part-timer Prerak Mankad who had Sanjay lbw for 77 to claim his first wicket in his third first-class match. Another part-timer, Amitoze Singh, then dismissed Fazal for 94, before the offspinner Vandit Jivranjani, sent back Ganesh Satish to have Vidarbha 223 for 3. 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