England’s Marco Penge and New Zealand’s Daniel Hillier share the lead at 11 under par in the rain-delayed British Masters at the Belfry. With the tournament schedule disrupted by storms, both players had completed only five holes of the third round when play was stopped because of darkness, leaving the event set for a compressed finish on Sunday.

More than nine hours of play were lost across Thursday and Friday, forcing Penge to complete 32 holes on Friday before taking the halfway lead by one shot. Northern Ireland’s Tom McKibbin is one stroke behind after six holes of round three, while play resumes at 07:00 BST on Sunday with further heavy rain forecast later in the day.