<p>Sujjan and Himmat are currently in the joint lead with a three-day total of eight-under 208 here.Bangalore's Abhishek Jha, meanwhile, broke the course record with an eight-under 64 today to lie tied second along with Shamim Khan of Delhi at five-under 211.<br /><br />Sujjan (69-72), an Asian Tour regular, fired a solid bogey-free 67 in round three that pushed him from overnight eighth position to the top of the leaderboard.<br /><br />Sujjan, who was four strokes off the pace at the end of round two, picked up birdies on the fourth, fifth and seventh after sinking some long putts.<br /><br />Sujjan added two more birdies to his card on the 13th and 18th holes. He holed a 35 feet putt on the 18th to end the day on a high.<br /><br />"I started off with some decent par putts on the first two holes that got my confidence going. I made a crucial birdie on the seventh as that hole was playing tough. I hit most of the greens and made some long putts especially on the fifth and the 18th. I adapted well to the conditions as the wind switched its direction today," said Sujjan.Himmat (67-73) joined Sujjan as one of the top contenders for the title after shooting a four-under 68 laced with five birdies against a bogey.<br /><br />Abhishek (74-73) smashed a bogey-free 64 today to break Anirban Lahiri's one-year-old course record of 65. The Bangalore-based Jha sank a 25-footer for birdie on the 17th and also chipped-in from the bunker for birdie on the third.<br /><br />Abhishek's third round effort propelled him from overnight tied 25th to tied third. Shamim Khan (70-69-72) too grabbed a share of third place at five-under 211 after he returned an even-par 72.<br /><br />Raju Ali Mollah, Mukesh Kumar and overnight leader Kunal Bhasin are in tied fifth at four-under 212.<br /><br />Gaganjeet Bhullar lies tied ninth at two-under 214 and Anirban Lahiri is tied 11th at one-under 215</p>
<p>Sujjan and Himmat are currently in the joint lead with a three-day total of eight-under 208 here.Bangalore's Abhishek Jha, meanwhile, broke the course record with an eight-under 64 today to lie tied second along with Shamim Khan of Delhi at five-under 211.<br /><br />Sujjan (69-72), an Asian Tour regular, fired a solid bogey-free 67 in round three that pushed him from overnight eighth position to the top of the leaderboard.<br /><br />Sujjan, who was four strokes off the pace at the end of round two, picked up birdies on the fourth, fifth and seventh after sinking some long putts.<br /><br />Sujjan added two more birdies to his card on the 13th and 18th holes. He holed a 35 feet putt on the 18th to end the day on a high.<br /><br />"I started off with some decent par putts on the first two holes that got my confidence going. I made a crucial birdie on the seventh as that hole was playing tough. I hit most of the greens and made some long putts especially on the fifth and the 18th. I adapted well to the conditions as the wind switched its direction today," said Sujjan.Himmat (67-73) joined Sujjan as one of the top contenders for the title after shooting a four-under 68 laced with five birdies against a bogey.<br /><br />Abhishek (74-73) smashed a bogey-free 64 today to break Anirban Lahiri's one-year-old course record of 65. The Bangalore-based Jha sank a 25-footer for birdie on the 17th and also chipped-in from the bunker for birdie on the third.<br /><br />Abhishek's third round effort propelled him from overnight tied 25th to tied third. Shamim Khan (70-69-72) too grabbed a share of third place at five-under 211 after he returned an even-par 72.<br /><br />Raju Ali Mollah, Mukesh Kumar and overnight leader Kunal Bhasin are in tied fifth at four-under 212.<br /><br />Gaganjeet Bhullar lies tied ninth at two-under 214 and Anirban Lahiri is tied 11th at one-under 215</p>