McIlroy cashes in on Woods error
Woods produced one of the most uncharacteristic rounds of his 14-Major Championship winning career in carding a 72 that left him trailing five strokes behind world number two Phil Mickelson.
Mickelson captured a second Champions title in three years courtesy of a last round 69 for a 17-under par tally and one fewer than South African Ernie Els, who equalled the Sheshan course record with a 63 but spoiled his hopes of a victory when finding water at the last to take a bogey.






