Miguel Tabuena put together a superb round of eight-under 64 highlighted by three chip-in birdies, overhauling a five-stroke deficit and moving closer to snapping a long spell with a one-stroke lead over Elmer Salvador in the third round of the ICTSI Manila Masters at the soggy Eastridge Golf Club in Binangonan, Rizal on Thursday.

Bouncing back from a poor 74, after a brilliant opening 66, Tabuena turned in one of his best rounds in a young career, sparking his birdie-binge with three chip-in birdies in the first eight holes before ripping the backside with five birdies in the last six.

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