Sweden&aposs Niclas Fasth has a two-stroke lead after the second day at Munich&aposs BMW International while Australia&aposs Brett Rumford has fallen off the pace a little. After a two-hour storm delay, Fasth tamed the weather as he added a seven-under-par 65 to his opening round 67 to lead the way over fellow Swede Peter Hanson. Hanson went round in 66 to claim second place with an overall score of 10-under-par as Thomas Levet (67), first round joint-leader Jos -Filipe Lima (70) and Andres Romero (68) tied for third just one-stroke further back. Rumford, meanwhile, looked set to be in contention for a share of the lead with Fasth after carding five birdies on the front nine. But the Australian struggled to maintain that form and ended up dropping three strokes on the back nine to card his second successive 70 at Munich and end up in four-under-par overall. As the weather turned nasty, Peter Fowler could only manage a one-over 73 for the day as he ended the second round a stroke behind Rumford while Terry Price (68) recovered from an opening 74 to be at two-under-par overall going into the third round. Peter O&aposMalley (68) also enjoyed a much-improved round after carding 75 on Thursday, but that was not enough to save the Australian from missing the cut along with Andrew Tampion (69), Matthew Millar (73) and Wade Ormsby (73). Results from round two of the BMW International Open, Germany : -12: Niclas Fasth 67 65 -10: Peter Hanson 68 66 -9: Thomas Levet 68 67, Jos -Filipe Lima 65 70, Andres Romero 67 68 -8: Nick Dougherty 68 68 -7: Christian Cevaer 70 67, David Frost 67 70, David Lynn 71 66 -6: Paul Casey 68 70, Simon Dyson 72 66, Ernie Els 67 71, Gonzalo Fdez-Castano 66 72, David Griffiths 69 69, Peter Gustafsson 73 65, Anders Hansen 68 70, Miguel Angel Jimenez 69 69, Maarten Lafeber 71 67, Peter Lawrie 71 67, Sven Struver 72 66, Tom Whitehouse 70 68 also: -4: Brett Rumford (Australia) 70 70 -3: Peter Fowler (Australia) 68 73 -2: Terry Price (Australia) 74 68 missed cut: -1: Peter O&aposMalley (Australia) 75 68 -1: Andrew Tampion (Australia) 74 69 E: Matthew Millar (Australia) 72 72 2: Wade Ormsby (Australia) 73 73