India's Gaganjeet Bhullar Rises on Moving Day in Kenya, Harding Takes 3-Shot Lead

1. India's Gaganjeet Bhullar rises on moving day in Kenya, Harding takes 3- shot lead

2. India's Gaganjeet Bhullar made a shrewd upward development with a 5-under 66 in spite of an end intruder in the third round at the Kenya Savannah Classic golf here on Thursday. Bhullar was 10-under for 54 openings and in tied 26th spot, up from tied 49. Bhullar holed six birdies in a seven- opening stretch during a wonderful round of 5-under 66 on a moving third day. Bhullar made the cut after a dynamite shutting opening on the 10th of second round. He had handled a falcon in the wake of driving the green and holing a 15- foot putt. "That felt better," said Bhullar, whose initial two rounds were 70-67.

3. Among different Indians, Shubhankar Sharma (69-69-69) was six-under and tied 54, while SSP Chawrasia, notwithstanding six birdies in his last 10th openings, missed the cut by three shots. South African Justin Harding (66), victor of the Kenya Open a week ago, birdied three of his last four openings, to pull three clear of the field. He had nine birdies against three intruder. South Africans Darren Fichardt (68) and Daniel Von Tonder (70) were in the gathering tied for third with three others including Jazz Janewattananond at 14- under. Bhullar said, "I hit the ball truly well today. I discovered 12 fairways out of the 14 and it was simply towards the end that I didn't hit such a large number of greens yet the

4. beginning was quite strong. "I give myself a ton of birdie openings out there. Indeed, even the greens I missed I made all over." He added, "I rolled the ball quite well on the greens today. I hold a ton of good birdie putts, as on seventh, and few others on tenth and 12tth. That kept me made all the difference for me and inspiring for its remainder." Bhullar moved to 6-under through 12 openings in the third round. That included six birdies somewhere in the range of 6th and twelfth openings. He missed a couple from there on and dropped an intruder on last to get to 10-under. Sharma, who has been holing lots of birdies and furthermore dropping a ton of

5. shots, had another upside down day with a 2-under 69 that started by him being 4- under through initial six openings and included three birdies, a hawk and an intruder. However, four intruder in five openings somewhere in the range of eighth and twelfth implied he parted with the early benefit. He was six-under for the week and lying tied 54, up from tied 61.