SHANGHAI, Nov. 6 (Xinhua) -- Tiger Woods shot 67 Friday in the second round to be 10-under-par and join fellow American Nick Watney in the top position at the WGC-HSBC Champions golf championship.

    Phil Mickelson, who won here in 2007, stroke a majestic bogey-free 66 for a share of second place with Spain's Alvaro Quiros (66) and another American Ryan Moore (69).

    Anthony Kim is a shot further back, ahead of US PGA Tour player Pat Perez on six under.

    Spain's Sergio Garcia hit a 70 to go with his first round 75 to be 11 behind Watney, having slim chances of successfully defending his title.