Nerves got the better of Randhawa, who blew off a good start to slip down the leader board, even though his exploit was good enough to finish ahead of the likes of Sergio Garcia (281) and Padraig Harrington (282) with a total of eight-under 280.

Among other Indians, Jeev Milkha Singh was the next best-placed at tied 33rd after turning in a two-under 70 for the second consecutive day.

Jeev picked up four birdies against a couple of bogeys to finish with a total of three-under 285.

But the nightmare continued for Gaganjeet Bhullar and C Muniyappa, both of whom returned over-par cards yet again to sign off tied 74th with totals of 12-over 300.

While Bhullar carded a 74, Muniyappa was even worse with a 79 on the final day.

Overnight tied sixth, it was a perfect start to Randhawa's day as he birdied the first hole.