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From The AP and ESPN.com

SYDNEY, Australia -- Nick O''Hern shot a 6-under 66 Friday to move into a tie for the lead with fellow Australian Kim Felton after two rounds of the Australian Open.

O''Hern and Felton, who shot 69 Friday, were both at 8-under 136 after the second round on The Australian course, one stroke ahead of a group of four that includes first-round leader Lee Williamson of the United States.

Williamson, who led by one after the first round, shot 72 Friday and is tied with Australians James Nitties (66), Robert Allenby (70) and Andrew Bonhomme (70).

Australian veteran Craig Parry equaled the course record of 64 held by Greg Norman and Steve Elkington and was two strokes behind the leaders.

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