India’s Veer Ahlawat shot 69 for his third straight round in the 60s. Ahlawat mixed five birdies with two dropped shots to give himself an outside chance in sole sixth place at 12-under par 204. He is six strokes behind leader Nakajima at the DLF Golf and Country Club which is Ahlawat’s home course. Thus far he has made good use of his familiarity with the course and conditions to stay inside the top 10 for a second straight day on Saturday, capping his round with a closing birdie before a large gallery on his home track.
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