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THE Zimbabwe team continues to struggle at the ongoing Toyota Junior Golf World championships at the Chukyo Golf Club in Japan.
The team was anchoring the 15-team battle yesterday after they took their tally to seven-over-par 220 overall.
Yesterday, the Zimbabwe team shot five-over-par and they are a single point behind Brazil and four strokes behind Scotland.
Kieran Vincent, for the second time, had the best score of one-under-70 during the second round.
Justin Kersten also had a decent round of one-over-par 72 while Jack Allard had a five-over-par 76 with David Amm a point adrift on six-over-par 77.
Leading the pack at the tournament are Norway who shot minus 11 for a total of minus 13 over the two days.
Sweden are tied with Japan on seven-under.
On the individual rankings, Vincent is the best placed local as he moved from the first round position 20th place into 14th place.
The Royal Harare player was on one-under after the second round while Kerstin was a distant 48th and Amm and captain Allard were in 53rd and 55th places.
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