Back-to-back 67s had given the Irishman a share of the halfway lead with JB Holmes on eight under, but Lowry was a class apart on day three and his course-record 63 lifted him four shots clear of Tommy Fleetwood by the end of the day. It was an incredible turnaround in fortunes for the 32-year-old, as he revealed he had been reduced to tears in the car park a year earlier at Carnoustie having missed the halfway cut after rounds of 74 and 73. The move comes amid continued criticism of FIFA's decision to award hosting rights to Qatar, which was accused by Amnesty this month of failing to implement its own laws aimed at improving conditions for migrant workers. Head of Boxing Development on Sky Sports, said: "Natasha Jonas has been one of the trail blazers for women's boxing since her historic appearance at the London 2012 Games - and we're absolutely delighted that she has teamed up with BOXXER's exciting new stable of fighters.