All level at halfway at World Match Play

Australian Robert Allenby renewed battle with American Anthony Kim at the Volvo World Match Play semi-finals in Spain today – and as they shook hands all square at lunch television commentator Wayne Riley described it as a “no love lost” clash.

Australian Robert Allenby renewed battle with American Anthony Kim at the Volvo World Match Play semi-finals in Spain today – and as they shook hands all square at lunch television commentator Wayne Riley described it as a “no love lost” clash.

The other game between England’s Ross Fisher and Masters champion Angel Cabrera was also level at the midway point, Fisher winning three of the last five morning holes to get back on terms.

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