
Some of the most high-profile players in the world are in the field for the DP World India Championship, including Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood, but it's Keita Nakajima who leads the way with a round to play after a seven-under 65 on Saturday.
That led to the Japanese star opening up a two-shot advantage over Fleetwood to leave him just 18 holes from his second DP World Tour win, having previously won the 2024 Hero Indian Open.