<p>Gangjee blasted as many as four birdies to take his overall total to 10-under 206 and share the second place with Scot Simon Yates (66) at the Singha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club here.<br />Chinese Taipei's Chan Yih-shin produced a sparkling five-under 67 to lead the USD 300,000 event on 12-under-par 204.<br />Overnight joint second Anirban Lahiri (71) and Harmeet Kahlon (72), however, found the going tough and slipped to tied sixth and eighth place with three-day totals of 209 and 210 respectively.<br />The 2004 Volkswagen Masters-China winner Gangjee birdied the third hole to make the turn at one-under and on his return journey picked up three more strokes at the 11th, 14th and 18th hole to end the day on a high. <br />"I came in today feeling more confident and I have been hitting the ball and putting the ball very well. Two months ago I wasn't scoring but now I'm beginning to score and that has been the difference," said Gangjee, who needs to stay inside the top-65 to retain his Asian tour card.<br />"I didn't expect to be in this position but I'm going to use the most of it. I'm not going to do anything different and just play my game one shot at a time," he added.<br />Among others in fray, Digvijay Singh brought home an improved card of three-under 69 to lie tied 14th, two strokes clear of Indian open winner C Muniyappa (74) and five shots ahead of senior pro Gaurav Ghei (77).<br />Firoz Ali's second successive 74 had him tied 51st, while Manav Jaini carded 79 to lie 69th with a total of 220.</p>
<p>Gangjee blasted as many as four birdies to take his overall total to 10-under 206 and share the second place with Scot Simon Yates (66) at the Singha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club here.<br />Chinese Taipei's Chan Yih-shin produced a sparkling five-under 67 to lead the USD 300,000 event on 12-under-par 204.<br />Overnight joint second Anirban Lahiri (71) and Harmeet Kahlon (72), however, found the going tough and slipped to tied sixth and eighth place with three-day totals of 209 and 210 respectively.<br />The 2004 Volkswagen Masters-China winner Gangjee birdied the third hole to make the turn at one-under and on his return journey picked up three more strokes at the 11th, 14th and 18th hole to end the day on a high. <br />"I came in today feeling more confident and I have been hitting the ball and putting the ball very well. Two months ago I wasn't scoring but now I'm beginning to score and that has been the difference," said Gangjee, who needs to stay inside the top-65 to retain his Asian tour card.<br />"I didn't expect to be in this position but I'm going to use the most of it. I'm not going to do anything different and just play my game one shot at a time," he added.<br />Among others in fray, Digvijay Singh brought home an improved card of three-under 69 to lie tied 14th, two strokes clear of Indian open winner C Muniyappa (74) and five shots ahead of senior pro Gaurav Ghei (77).<br />Firoz Ali's second successive 74 had him tied 51st, while Manav Jaini carded 79 to lie 69th with a total of 220.</p>