India's Feroz Singh Garewal shot a second successive three-under 69 and moved into the top-10 of the Ambassador ADT golf here today.
The 18-year-old Chandigarh golfer, who turned professional last year, is now six-under 210 for three rounds and is lying tied seventh with one more round to go.
Garewal, who had three top-10 finishes on Indian Tour last year, is looking to notch his first Top-10 on Asian Development Tour. India's other entry in the event, Samarth Dwivedi missed the halfway cut.
Meanwhile, Lin Wen-ko of Chinese Taipei continued to dominate the Ambassador ADT when he fired a seven-under-par 65 to open up a massive 11-shot lead after the third round.
The 41-year-old Lin, who is the younger brother to Wen-tang and the 2003 Taiwan Masters winner, posted five birdies and one eagle to lead on 19-under-par 197. Poom Saksansin of Thailand and Johannes Veerman of the United States carded matching 68s to share second place while James Byrne of Scotland, Chen Hao-sen of Chinese Taipei and Sam Cyr were a further shot back on 209 at the Hsin Feng Golf and Country Club.
