‘I need to raise my game to catch Goosen,’ says Harrington

PÁDRAIG HARRINGTON knows he must raise his game to catch his nemesis Retief Goosen in the rain-delayed Malaysian Open.

European number one Goosen carded a second-round 64 at the Mines Resort to set the clubhouse target before the heavens opened in Kuala Lumpur and brought an early end to play.

Harrington, narrowly beaten by the South African to the Order of Merit title for the last two years, was hot on his heels after his second consecutive 66.