Englishman Marco Penge and New Zealander Daniel Hillier share the lead at the weather-affected Husqvarna British Masters after darkness forced the suspension of play on Saturday.
Both players reached 11 under par through five holes of their third rounds at The Belfry before officials halted play at 7.56pm local time following repeated weather delays across the first three days.
Penge, who was the halfway co-leader alongside Hillier, picked up a shot to sit one under for his third round when play was called off. Hillier also completed five holes to remain tied at the top of the leaderboard.
Tom McKibbin leads the chasing pack just one shot behind the leaders at 10 under par. The Northern Irishman made two birdies in his opening six holes of the third round.
McKibbin is competing at The Belfry only because of the cancellation of the LIV Golf Team Championship. His appearance on the DP World Tour comes as players take advantage of openings in the global tournament calendar.
Chasing pack at The Belfry
Fabrizio Zanotti of Paraguay and Shaun Norris of South Africa sit two shots off the lead at nine under par. Zanotti has 12 holes remaining in his third round, while Norris must complete 13 holes on Sunday morning.
Denmark's Jacob Skov Olesen moved within three strokes of the lead after making three birdies across his first seven holes of the round. The tight leaderboard leaves just five strokes separating 19 players heading into the final day.
The Husqvarna British Masters is a flagship event on the DP World Tour, the primary professional golf tour in Europe. The tournament is being staged on the famous Brabazon course at The Belfry in North Warwickshire, a historic venue that has hosted the Ryder Cup four times.
Sunday schedule and format
Players face a marathon Sunday to complete the tournament. Play will resume at 7am local time, with organizers electing not to redraw pairings ahead of the final round in order to save time.
The final round will also be played in threeballs using a two-tee start to ensure the 72-hole event reaches its conclusion. Live television coverage of the final day begins at 10am on Sky Sports Golf.
