Jacquelin leads Indian Masters

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BMW Asian Open champion Jacquelin, who missed the cut in Dubai last week, carded a level-par 72 to remain at six under.

Ireland's Damien McGrane - the overnight leader - Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell and Spain's Jose Manuel Lara currently share second place.

McGrane, who signed for a 75, said afterwards: "Because the wind was so strong we had to change our gameplan a lot, which made it difficult. But it was enjoyable.

"I had some good breaks and some bad breaks, but I need to play well in the final round."

SSP Chowrasia (71) and two-time European Tour winner Arjun Atwal (72) headed the Indian challenge at four under, while Ross McGowan - the 2007 Challenge Tour number two - carded a 70 to sit a shot further back alongside Holland's Maarten Lafeber (73) and South Africa's Hendrik Buhrmann (75).

World number four Ernie Els was within striking distance at two under after he carded the best round of the day, a three-under-par 69, in calmer morning conditions.