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Australian rookie Cameron Smith takes one shot lead into final round of Indonesian Masters.

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As dark clouds closed in, the third round of the Indonesia Masters teed off on Saturday without 2010 Open champion Louis Oosthuizen, who withdrew with a back injury.

A day after firing a 64, overnight leader Lin Wen-tang stuggled and dropped from the top of the leaderboard.

This, despite a wonderful approach on the par-five ninth that led to birdie, theTaiwanese veteran finished four shots back after a 72.

India's Anirban Lahiri had no such troubles, taking the lead when he chipped in for birdie on the par-three eleventh as he ended the day a shot back of the lead after a 64.

Fellow Indian Rashid Khan is also in the mix, an eagle from the fringe on the par-five ninth helped him join Lahiri in third place at twelve-under.

Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat sits in fourth at eleven-under after a third round 65 that included this birdie from the edge of the green on eight.

But the big mover on Saturday was Australian Cameron Smith, who moved up into a tie for first at eleven-under with this eagle putt on the ninth.

The Australian carded a round of 67 that sees him take the lead on fourteen under heading into Sunday.