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J. LUITEN

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08:25

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1

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1

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V. PEREZ

TIME

08:25

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1

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1

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M. WALLACE

TIME

08:35

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1

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2

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E. FERGUSON

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08:35

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2

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G. DE LEO

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08:45

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3

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M. ELVIRA

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08:45

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3

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A. SCOTT

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08:55

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4

BMW Masters: Day three in numbers


By import service

After a superbly entertaining Moving Day, europeantour.com took a statistical, and sometimes sideways, look at the key numbers from day three at the BMW Masters presented by SRE Group in Shanghai.


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<b>5 </b>– The number of shots Rafa Cabrera-Bello made up on Moving Day to grab a share of the 54-hole lead


<b>0 </b>– The Spaniard was bogey-free in an imperious 67


<b>20 </b>– Months since his last European Tour win at the 2012 Omega Dubai Desert Classic


<b>67 </b>– The low round of the day set by Cabrera-Bello, Bourdy, Fernandez-Castano and Kjeldsen


<b>3 – </b>Degrees warmer than Friday


<b>3 </b>– Chip-ins from Luke Guthrie this week after the American holed out again at the eighth


<b>4</b>– Birdies and bogeys from Guthrie in his level par 72


<b>3 </b>– Spaniards in the top ten heading into Sunday (Cabrera-Bello, Fernandez-Castano and Pablo Larrazabal


<b>2 </b>– Americans, Scots and Englishmen in the top ten with 18 to play in Shanghai


<b>380 </b>– The yardage of the par four 11th, which Lee Westwood drove en route to making eagle


<b>16 </b>– 2012 champion Peter Hanson’s aggregate score under par after 54 holes last year


<b>8 </b>– The total set by Cabrera-Bello and Guthrie this year with Sunday to come


<b>33 </b>– The number of shots between first and last place