Jakarta, July 24 - Two of India's most promising young golfers made their presence felt with superb cards in the second round of the weather-interrupted Indonesia President Invitational here Friday.

Gaganjeet Bhullar shot a four-under 68 and continued his good run despite missing a couple of chip-ins and an eagle chance in the second round while Anirban Lahiri made a big jump up from tied 47th to 15th with an excellent five-under 67.

Bhullar with a total of seven-under 137 moved up from tied 15th to 11th at the midway stage of the tournament, even though adverse weather meant 15 golfers were yet to finish the second round.

Four of the nine Indian golfers in the field were sure to make the cut, which is likely to fall at one-under, and one more was on the cutline. Amandeep Johl was tied 25th, up from 30th at four-under 140 following a second round 70. Rahil Gangjee seeking to win back his Tour card shot a 73 and made the cut at one-under.

Himmat Rai, who was one-under for the second round after 15 holes was at one-under and just on the cut line. He has three more holes to play.

Manav Jaini went four-over 76 and was at two-over 146, the same as Gaurav Ghei, who had rounds of 74 and 72 and both were sure to miss the weekend rounds.