Jamie McLeary slumps to an 81 in European Tour event

Dodt's third-round 77 opens door for 

Mauritius Open rivals
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Siddikur Rahman took advantage of a late collapse from Andrew Dodt to claim the third-round lead at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.
Dodt came into the day with a three-shot lead and had extended that to five at one point but he came home in 43 to sign for a 77 and open the door for the rest of the field.
Siddikur capitalised as he recorded a 69 at Four Seasons Golf Club at Anahita to get to seven under and open up a one-shot lead over Trophée Hassan II champion Jeunghun Wang, with Dodt and Nicolas Colsaerts both four shots off the lead.
Australian Scott Hend was then at one under after a 69, a shot clear of South African Brandon Stone whose 68 was the low round of the day.

A win for Siddikur would be his first on the European Tour while victory for Wang would be his second in as many weeks after his triumph in Morocco just six days ago.
"I really enjoyed my round today," said Siddkur. "It was a very special day for me."
"I am very excited and I will try to enjoy myself tomorrow. One more day to go. Nothing's going to change. I'll just try and play the same way as I did for the last few days. I am looking forward to playing in the leader group again tomorrow."
Things started well for Dodt and when he put approaches close on the sixth and seventh for birdies and Wang dropped a shot on the eighth, the Australian led by five.
The South Korean had earlier birdied the second and he picked up a second gain of the day on the ninth before adding another on the tenth. Dodt bogeyed the same hole to see his lead slip to two shots and the leader ran into big trouble on the 13th.
He found an unplayable lie in a bush and had to drop into thick rough resulting in a double-bogey before another dropped shot on the next handed Wang the lead.
Siddikur, meanwhile, was keeping himself in the hunt with birdies on the first, fourth and 11th and a single dropped shot on the fifth, and when Wang bogeyed the 15th the Bangladeshi was in a share of top spot.

Dodt surrendered another double-bogey on the same hole and he dropped alongside Colsaerts, who was then within two of the lead.
The big-hitting Belgian - who is attached to the Four Seasons and had used all his local knowledge to fire a brilliant 65 on Friday - turned in 37 after a double-bogey on the eighth and dropped another shot on the 12th before back-to-back birdies.
More drama was to come on the 16th as Colsaerts, Wang and Dodt all dropped shots but Siddikur hit a brilliant three wood close and opened up a two-shot lead.
"The highlight today and possibly the highlight for me so far this week is on 16," Siddikur added. "I had a great drive and I hit my second shot with my three wood from 225 yards into the wind from left to right before sinking an eight-footer for birdie. That was by far my best birdie for the week."
A birdie on the last from Wang cut the gap to one and just five players will head into the final round under par as the windy conditions continue to provide a tough test in the Indian Ocean.
SCOTSWATCH. Jamie McLeary slumped to a third-round 81 for 231 and has nobody behind him on the scoreboard with 18 holes to play. The only way is up for the Scot

SCOREBOARD
par 216 (3x72)

1	Siddikur Rahman	68	72	69					209
2	Jeung-hun Wang	69	70	71					210
T3	Nicolas Colsaerts	75	65	73					213
T3	Andrew Dodt	66	70	77					213
5	Scott Hend	72	74	69					215
6	Brandon Stone	73	75	68					216
T7	Estanislao Goya	69	79	69					217
T7	Lionel Weber	74	71	72					217
T7	Oliver Bekker	75	69	73					217
T7	Jaco Ahlers	71	72	74					217
T11	Richard McEvoy	71	74	73					218
T11	Rhys West	73	71	74					218
T11	Masahiro Kawamura	72	72	74					218
T14	Rashid Khan	68	81	70					219
T14	Adrian Otaegui	77	71	71					219
T14	Jyoti Randhawa	73	75	71					219
T14	Jason Scrivener	71	77	71					219
T14	Miguel Tabuena	77	71	71					219
T14	Adilson Da Silva	74	73	72					219
T14	Natipong Srithong	70	76	73					219
T14	Daniel Gavins	74	72	73					219
T14	Terry Pilkadaris	74	72	73					219
T14	Chris Hanson	72	73	74					219
T14	Ryan Evans	71	73	75					219
T25	Jack Harrison	72	78	70					220
T25	Rahil Gangjee	73	76	71					220
T25	Danie Van Tonder	72	75	73					220
T25	Haydn Porteous	73	73	74					220
T25	Jaco Van Zyl	71	72	77					220
T25	Ruan de Smidt	71	72	77					220
T25	Ross McGowan	75	67	78					220
T32	Thitiphun Chuayprakong	71	77	73					221
T32	Panupol Pittayarat	72	77	72					221
T32	Ryan Fox	73	75	73					221
T32	Louis De Jager	71	76	74					221
T32	Jazz Janewattananond	74	73	74					221
T32	Carlos Pigem	75	72	74					221
T32	Stuart Manley	71	76	74					221
T32	Ulrich Van Den Berg	73	73	75					221
T32	Scott Vincent	74	71	76					221
T41	Arjun Atwal	73	76	73					222
T41	Rourke van der Spuy	74	74	74					222
T41	Keith Horne	73	74	75					222
T41	Vaughn Groenewald	74	73	75					222
T41	Phachara Khongwatman	73	73	76					222
T41	Berry Henson	72	72	78					222
T41	Edoardo Molinari	72	72	78					222
T48	Lyle Rowe	74	76	73					223
T48	Daniel Chopra	76	74	73					223
T48	Nino Bertasio	75	74	74					223
T48	David Dixon	74	73	76					223
T48	Wallie Coetsee	71	75	77					223
T48	Chiragh Kumar	70	76	77					223
T54	Brett Munson	75	75	74					224
T54	Matthew Southgate	72	75	77					224
T54	George Coetzee	71	74	79					224
T54	Hennie Otto	71	72	81					224
T58	Sam Brazel	73	76	76					225
T58	Lukas Nemecz	73	73	79					225
T58	Himmat Singh Rai	73	73	79					225
T58	Paul Peterson	72	73	80					225
T62	Dean Burmester	72	78	76					226
T62	Soomin Lee	75	74	77					226
T62	Christiaan Basson	72	75	79					226
T65	Jbe' Kruger	70	79	78					227
T65	Christofer Blomstrand	74	74	79					227
T65	Mardan Mamat	72	76	79					227
T65	Jeev Milkha Singh	73	74	80					227
T65	Richard T. Lee	73	73	81					227
70	Chien-yao Hung	76	74	78					228
71	Jean Hugo	74	76	80					230
T72	Samuel Cyr	73	77	81					231
T72	Jamie McLeary	76	74	81					231
WD	Danthai Boonma	WD	WD	WD					WD