Leading by four shots overnight, Siddikur made life difficult for himself with a wobbly final round of three-over-par 75, allowing the chasing pack to hound him down. <img alt="Siddikur" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/nov/Siddikur.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 354px;" /> Bangladesh&rsquo;s Siddikur Chowrasia, who has won twice before at the fabled Delhi venue, agonisingly missed a five-foot birdie chance on the last hole to force a play-off, as Siddikur ended a three-year winless run following his career breakthrough at the 2010 Brunei Open. Lahiri, who closed with a 70, shared second place with Chowrasia in the $1.25 million tournament as he also rued a missed birdie chance on the last hole to force extra time in front of a large gallery. &ldquo;I am so happy. After I won in Brunei, I struggled to win a tournament,&rdquo; Siddikur was quoted as saying by organisers.

Bangladesh's Siddikur claimed a nerve-wracking one-stroke victory over local hopes SSP Chowrasia and Anirban Lahiri at the 50th Indian Open yesterday for his second career title on the Asian Tour.

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