Shanghai, Nov 7 Slowly regaining the form which had deserted him in the past few months, Indian golfer Jyoti Randhawa, the highest-placed Asian at the prestigious WGC-HSBC Champions, today said he considers himself lucky to have turned in under-par cards on a difficult course here.

Tied sixth at eight-under after three rounds, Randhawa, who carded a two-under 70 today, said the good run has come as a big relief because he had been battling indifferent form after winning the Singha Thailand Open on the Asian Tour in March.

"I have been struggling for the last few months and I guess it came at the right time. So any time you shoot under par on this golf course, it's good because you know, the way they tuck the pins, it's playing really tough and I'm very happy and very lucky to be where I am," said the Indian.

- (Agencies)