Day 3 in Numbers: DP World Tour Championship

<strong><strong><em>Henrik Stenson and Rafa Cabrera-Bello are in a share for the lead with one round to go at the DP World Tour Championship. It's all set-up for a thrilling finale, and despite a mixed third round Rory McIlroy is still in the mix. See the best numbers to come out of moving day in Dubai here...</em></strong> </strong>

<strong>14 </strong>– under par leads the way for Stenson & Cabrera-Bello going into round four

<strong>3 </strong>– shot lead for the pair over Justin Rose

<strong>15</strong>– under par for the last two rounds, Cabrera-Bello is in very good form

<strong>8</strong>– fairways found for Rafa on day three & only 10 greens in regulation

<strong>21</strong>– putts for the Spaniard, who said he had never putted better after his round

<strong>16</strong>– greens in regulation found for Stenson, who needed 32 putts on moving day

<strong>3</strong>– wins in Dubai for our co-leaders (Stenson at last year’s DP World Tour Championship & at the 2007 Dubai Desert Classic – Cabrera-Bello at the 2012 Dubai Desert Classic)

<strong>1 </strong>– bogey in his last 42 holes for the consistent Stenson

<strong>0</strong>- Stenson has never defended a title in his career

<strong>11 </strong>– under par on the back nine for Rose this week

<strong>2</strong>– double bogeys in a row for McIlroy (at the 12th and 13th) on a mixed day for the world number one

<strong>0</strong>– bogeys on the front nine for The Race To Dubai winner this week

<strong>370 </strong>– days since McIlroy made a bogey on the front nine at the event

<strong>325</strong>– average driving distance for the four-time major champion

<strong>4</strong>– shots back at ten under par, the Northern Irishman is still in the mix

<strong>8</strong>– birdies in a row for Tyrrell Hatton on holes 1-4 at the Earth Course this week

<strong>65</strong>– was low round of the day, which was shared by Cabrera-Bello & Marc Warren

<strong>2</strong>– times Cabrera-Bello has had low round of the day in two days after he shot a 64 on Friday

<strong>1</strong>– cat saved by Jamie Donaldson from a precarious position by the clubhouse, who showed his caring side after shooting a five under par 67

<strong>32</strong>– under par for the four Swedish players in the field this week (Stenson -14, Karlsson -9, Broberg -7 & Blixt -2)

<strong>16</strong>– the par four was the toughest, averaging 4.22, with only four birdies there today

<strong>15</strong>– the short par four played the easiest, averaging 3.48