Abraham Ancer wins Asian Tour’s PIF Saudi Worldwide by two photographs as he and runner-up Cameron Younger shoot two-under 68s in ultimate spherical; Lucas Herbert takes fourth place with England’s Paul Casey ending fifth after five-under finale

Abraham Ancer held off the problem of Cameron Younger to win the PIF Saudi Worldwide

Abraham Ancer held off the problem of Cameron Younger to win the Asian Tour’s PIF Saudi Worldwide by two strokes and declare a wire-to-wire victory.

Ancer was two photographs away from Younger after the third spherical however the pair had been all sq. at 19 below seven holes into spherical 4 when Younger carded his fourth birdie of the day.

Nonetheless, Younger then bogeyed the eighth and additional blemishes at 13 and 15 – the American recorded a double-bogey on the latter gap – meant his positive factors at 16 and 18 got here in useless.

Ancer’s sole bogey got here on the ninth and he parred his ultimate 9 to assert his fifth profession victory and first on the Asian Tour.

The Mexican’s two-under 68 left him 19 below for the event, with Younger, who matched Ancer’s ultimate spherical, ending on 17 below.

Australia’s Lucas Herbert completed third for the second week in a row having positioned behind Rory McIlroy and Patrick Reed on the Dubai Desert Traditional on the DP World Tour final Monday.

England’s Paul Casey claimed fifth spot on 13 below with a five-under 68 on the ultimate day.

The 45-year-old’s solely blip got here as he double-bogeyed the par-five eleventh with seven birdies and 10 pars round that.

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