Henrik jumps from 28th to second spot to give leader Oosthuizen anxious moments at British Open

St Andrews: South African Louis Oosthuizen came under pressure from two of Europe's finest as The Open continued in more windy conditions at St Andrews on Saturday.

Forced to wait 28 hours between the end of his second round and the start of his thirdu00a0-- Friday's suspension of play was part of the reason for thatu00a0-- Oosthuizen had not even driven off when his lead came down to four.

Swede Henrik Stenson was responsible for that, charging through the field from 28th to second with an outward 32 and kissing his ball when he holed his sand wedge approach to the 465-yard 13th for an eagle two.

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