Nervy Siddikur wins second Asian Tour title NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Bangladesh's Siddikur Rahman survived a nervy final round before winning his second Asian Tour title at the Indian Open on Sunday. The stocky 28-year-old, who led from day one, was a bundle of nerves as he labored to a final round of three-over 75 for a tournament total of 14-under 274 at the Delhi Golf Club. I was two-under after a couple of holes so I was confident that I could win but somehow I stumbled but I still had the confidence. This is the best week of my life," Siddikur said. Indians Anirban Lahiri and S.S.P Chowrasia, who missed a five-foot birdie putt to force a playoff, finished one shot behind after carding 70 and 72 respectively. Siddikur went into the final round with a four-shot lead but made five bogeys and a triple bogey which nearly cost him his second Asian Tour title since winning the 2010 Brunei Open. Since Brunei, I've always played badly on the last day. I also played badly today but thankfully I still managed to win," said Siddikur. Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty, editing by Ed Osmond