Australian golfer Adam Scott shot a second successive two-under-par round of 70 at the Japan Open, but is seven strokes behind leader Satoshi Kodaira who carded a 10-under round of 62 on Friday.
Kodaira leads the tournament at 11-under, two shots ahead of Takumi Kanaya, with Yuta Ikeda and Jung-Gon Hwang sharing third at eight-under par.
Scott was four shots from the front after the opening day but that was only good enough for a share of 20th.
The former world No.1's tournament score of four-under par puts him in a tie for seventh at the turn, along with six other golfers.
Scott's fellow Australian Adam Bland shot a second round 73 and has a share of 20th at two-under par for the tournament.
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