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STAFF WRITER 15:36 HRS IST

Shanghai, Nov 7 (PTI) Jyoti Randhawa shunned aggression for caution and carded a second successive two-under 70 for a share of the sixth spot after the penultimate round of the WGC-HSBC Champions golf tournament here today.

Randhawa, with a total of eight-under 208, will enter the final round six shots behind leader Phil Mickelson (67), who is chasing his fourth title of the year.

Randhawa acknowledged that he would need a special effort tomorrow to upstage Mickelson and world number one Tiger Woods (70), who is tied for the second spot at 12-under.

"It's not easy out there. Guys are trying to get aggressive and they make a few bogeys and suddenly you're out of the tournament," he said.

"So I just played consistent golf, stuck to what I needed to do and made some putts," conceded the 2002 Asian Tour number one.

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