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England's Aaron Rai is two strokes off the lead after the second round of the BMW International Open in Germany.

The world number 217 carded a one-under-par 71 on Friday that included a hole-in-one at the par-three 16th to move to four under for the tournament.

Australia's Scott Hend shot a five-under-par 67 to take a one-stroke lead over Chile's Nico Geyger and Sweden's Henric Sturehed in Pulheim.

Rai, 23, could have been better off but for a double bogey at the fourth.

The Wolverhampton-born golfer added three birdies and two bogeys after only dropping one shot in his opening round on Thursday.

Fellow Englishmen Matt Wallace and Mark Foster sit two shots further back in the European Tour event.

Scottish duo Scott Jamieson and Connor Syme and English pair Chris Paisley and Andy Sullivan are among a group of eight players on one under par.

England's Eddie Pepperell, the world 103, was disqualified after signing his scorecard with errors on it - even though his score for the round was correct.

He later : "Quick explanation for my DQ today: I signed for a three on one hole where I made a two and I signed for a four on one hole where I made a five. I signed for 71 which was what I shot. All in all this amounts to a DQ. Nothing serious."