KUALA LUMPUR — England’s Lee Westwood turned in a 70 on the penultimate round of the Maybank Championship in Malaysia Saturday to trail joint leaders Jorge Campillo and Dylan Frittelli by three shots. The 44-year-old Westwood won the Malaysian Open here at Saujana Golf and Country Club 21 years ago. And he shot a 62 Friday for the lowest score yet. Spaniard Campillo and South Africa’s Frittelli both dropped in a 66 for the single-stroke advantage. The Maybank Championship remains up for grabs with the top 18 golfers separated by only three shots with the final round on Sunday. World No. 47 Frittelli, who bagged two European Tour titles in 2017, is eyeing the championship. Trailing the leaders tied-third are American Berry Henson and India’s Joshi Khalin, who ended the day 14-under-par 202. Italian Nino Bertasio and Thailand’s Phachara Khongwatmai, who shared the lead on Friday, were two shots off the leaderboard, accompanied by Prayad Marksaeng, Hideto Tanihara, Ryo Ishikawa and Marc Warren. Ryan Fox hit the best shot of the day when he sank in an albatross on the first. The Kiwi lies in the same bracket as Westwood at 12-under-par 204, along with Japan’s Yusaku Miyazato, India’s Shiv Kapur, French duo Michael Lorenzo-Vera and Benjamin Hebert, American Paul Peterson and Spaniard Pablo Larrazabal. Only 72 golfers will compete Sunday after another eight were cut Saturday, including Northern Irishman Darren Clarke. — AFP