<p> Jeev Milkha Singh landed an eagle on the 18th to finish two-under 70 and move up to tied 35th, even as Anirban Lahiri found a birdie on the last for his third successive 72 in the third round of the BMW PGA Championships here on Saturday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Lahiri had three birdies between third and sixth but also had two bogeys in that stretch. His back to back bogeys on 12th and 13th set him back further, before a consolation birdie on 18th gave him something to look forward to.<br /><br />He was tied 50th. Meanwhile, Thailand’s Thongchai Jaidee moved into contention at the top as he had two birdies and an eagle in first four holes. He had moved to 12-under with 13 more holes to go and was one clear of An Byeong Hun, who was 11-under through four holes in third round.<br /><br />Overnight leader Francesco Molinari was also at 11-under, while veteran Miguel Angel Jimenez holed his third ace of the season on the par-3 second and got into contention. <br />He was three-under for the day after six holes and was overall nine-under in tied fourth.<br />Tommy Fleetwood landed an albatross on par-5 fourth and he was five-under through 10 holes for the day and was tied with Jimenez at nine-under.<br /><br />Late on Friday, Lahiri and Jeev came through a testing second round to make the halfway cut at the BMW PGA Championship.<br /><br />Both Indians added a second identical even par 72 to complete their first 36 holes in 144 and were tied at 52nd. It was a drop of 14 places for both, but they now have the weekend to make up.<br /><br />The other two Indians, Shiv Kapur (70, 77) and SSP Chawrasia (73, 75) exited early as the cut fell at one-over, while they were three-over and four-over, respectively.World No 1 Rory McIlroy (71, 78) also missed the cut. Earlier, Padraig Harrington pulled out due to shoulder problems.<br /><br /></p>
<p> Jeev Milkha Singh landed an eagle on the 18th to finish two-under 70 and move up to tied 35th, even as Anirban Lahiri found a birdie on the last for his third successive 72 in the third round of the BMW PGA Championships here on Saturday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Lahiri had three birdies between third and sixth but also had two bogeys in that stretch. His back to back bogeys on 12th and 13th set him back further, before a consolation birdie on 18th gave him something to look forward to.<br /><br />He was tied 50th. Meanwhile, Thailand’s Thongchai Jaidee moved into contention at the top as he had two birdies and an eagle in first four holes. He had moved to 12-under with 13 more holes to go and was one clear of An Byeong Hun, who was 11-under through four holes in third round.<br /><br />Overnight leader Francesco Molinari was also at 11-under, while veteran Miguel Angel Jimenez holed his third ace of the season on the par-3 second and got into contention. <br />He was three-under for the day after six holes and was overall nine-under in tied fourth.<br />Tommy Fleetwood landed an albatross on par-5 fourth and he was five-under through 10 holes for the day and was tied with Jimenez at nine-under.<br /><br />Late on Friday, Lahiri and Jeev came through a testing second round to make the halfway cut at the BMW PGA Championship.<br /><br />Both Indians added a second identical even par 72 to complete their first 36 holes in 144 and were tied at 52nd. It was a drop of 14 places for both, but they now have the weekend to make up.<br /><br />The other two Indians, Shiv Kapur (70, 77) and SSP Chawrasia (73, 75) exited early as the cut fell at one-over, while they were three-over and four-over, respectively.World No 1 Rory McIlroy (71, 78) also missed the cut. Earlier, Padraig Harrington pulled out due to shoulder problems.<br /><br /></p>