Terry Pilkadaris has shot a superb five-under par to charge up into equal seventh on the leaderboard following the third round of the Clariden Leu Singapore Masters. Following rounds of three-under and par over the first two days of the event, Pilkadaris came out firing on the third with the 2005 Brunei Open winner shooting 67 on the par 72 hole to climb up the leaderboard with a score of eight-under par for the three rounds so far. With Wen-Chong Liang and Gary Lockerbie just four strokes ahead, Pilkadaris certainly has the chance to catch up with the tournament&aposs leaders over the final round, with other Aussies, Scott Barr and Peter O&aposMalley, still in with a chance on six-under. For first round leader Marcus Fraser, the round was no so kind, with the Australian slipping to five-under following a two-over third round and a one-over score in the second, with Scott Strange and Matthew Zions a further shot behind. Third Round of the Clariden Leu Singapore Masters (par 72): -12: Wen-Chong Liang 64 72 68, Gary Lockerbie 68 67 69 -11: Jyoti Randhawa 65 68 72 -10: Peter Lawrie 66 70 70, Iain Steel 70 65 71 -9: Simon Dyson 71 69 67, Thongchai Jaidee 69 69 69 -8: Terry Pilkadaris (Australia) 69 72 67, Nick Dougherty 70 72 66 -7: Francesco Molinari 69 70 70, Robert Rock 71 70 68 -6: Scott Barr (Australia) 70 69 71, Andrew Coltart 69 69 72, Martin Kaymer 66 73 71, Keng-Chi Lin 73 68 69, David Lynn 72 68 70, Jean Van De Velde 68 71 71, Phillip Price 69 71 70, Barry Hume 65 69 76, Peter O Malley (Australia) 71 70 69 Also: -5: Marcus Fraser (Australia) 64 73 74 -4: Scott Strange (Australia) 69 73 70, Matthew Zions (Australia) 68 71 73 -3: Marcus Both (Australia) 72 69 72, Gary Simpson (Australia) 69 72 72, Peter Senior (Australia) 70 70 73 -2: Adam Groom (Australia) 70 72 72, Brad Kennedy (Australia) 68 74 72, Adam Blyth (Australia) 67 73 74 -1: Scott Hend (Australia) 71 70 74, Mark Brown (New Zealand) 66 73 76 +3:Brett Rumford (Australia) 68 74 77
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