Chacarra leads suspended round 3 at Indian Championship..... Results as they stand on Saturday

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As darkness fell over the Delhi GC for another day, round 3 has been suspended and the players who have not completed it will be called back at 645am local time on Sunday.

Eugenio Chacarra leads  at -14 thru 11, with Angel Hidalgo -12 thru 11 and Joost Luiten -12 thru 12.

FINAL EDIT 2026/10/17  1130am est

Eugenio Chacarra takes a two-shot lead into an extended final day of the 2026 DP World India Championship after making nine birdies on Moving Day.

A near five-hour delay on day one at Delhi Golf Club has left the tournament playing catch-up, and Chacarra will return on Sunday with seven holes still to play in his third round.

He will be felling good about his position after a bogey-free outward nine of 32 helped him to -14 for the week, with fellow Spaniard Angel Hidalgo and Dutchman Joost Luiten his nearest pursuers at -12

RACE TO DUBAI POINTS

Chacarra also made good progress in his bid to top the Race to Dubai Rankings  ahead of the current season-long leader Patrick Reed, who made the cut right on the line at E but ended the day -6 after a superb third-round showing, and Rory McIlroy who was two over for his third round and -4 for the tournament

McILROYS DAY

When the third round began McIlroy birdied the first, as Fleetwood had just before him, while Niklas Nørgaard followed suit at the second in a promising start for the chasing pack.

McIlroy bogeyed the third, after finding a thick patch of rough off the tee, and the fourth from a greenside bunker. He then responded to a double-bogey at the sixth with a birdie at the next, then got a favourable bounce off a tree with his approach to the eighth to make par.

McIlroy's day finished on a high, holing from a bunker to eagle the 14th before the horn sounded, he is -4

Defending champion Tommy Fleetwood was the highest-placed of those to have finished their rounds at -9, alongside Gregorio De Leo.

Fleetwood shot a bogey-free 68 while De Leo's 66 was crowned by an eagle at the eighth, his penultimate hole.

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