South African qualifier James Kamte and Welshman Kyron Sullivan each shot 6-under par 65s to share the opening day lead at the French Open on Thursday. A stroke behind were England's Benn Barham and Graeme Storm, and Sweden's Steven Jeppesen and Christian Nilsson on the par-71 National Golf Albatross course on the outskirts of Paris. Kamte eagled the third hole and added five birdies. "If I ever win one of these big events I will thank Ernie (Els) right there on the spot," Kamte said.

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