First round of play suspended due to death of caddie

The first round of the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters golf tournament was suspended today as a caddie for one of the players collapsed on the 13th fairway.
The 56-year-old Dubai-based Austrian caddie Maximilian Zechmann was on the bag for France's Anne-Lise Caudal when he collapsed.
After being attended to by paramedics, Zechmann was taken to hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
Zechmann is survived by his wife Elinor and three sons Maximilian, Ryan and Marco.
When play was suspended, Florentyna Parker was leading with a sensational seven-under through nine holes, while India's Aditi Ashok was yet to begin her round.

The other Indian, Smriti Mehra had played three holes and was one-over.
Round one play will resume tomorrow and the tournament will now be played over 54 holes.
Ladies European Tour CEO Ivan Khodabakhsh said: "Everyone at the Ladies European Tour is extremely shocked and saddened today by this sudden death and therefore we have taken the decision to suspend first round play as a mark of respect.