England's Justin Rose overcame stormy conditions to retain his clubhouse lead at the Indonesian Masters Saturday before torrential rain and lightning forced play to be abandoned. Tough weather plagued the season-ending Asian Tour event for a second consecutive day, disrupting play several times throughout until it was called off at 4:10pm local time (0910 GMT). Following a curtailed day Friday, Rose had to complete his second round at Royale Jakarta Golf Club early in the morning before commencing his third.
The world number six was in fine form, firing two birdies in his opening three holes of round three before extending his advantage with another birdie on five.
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