44th Singapore International Open 2011

SARAWAK BOYS IN TOP 2 MQ STANDING!!!

Newly promoted Malaysian National Youth bowler, Muhd Syafiq Sajeli is currently in top position of the 44th Singapore International Open 2011 Boys Open division with an effort of 1340 pinfalls for an average of 223. Followed  closely behind Syafiq is fellow Sarawakian and National team mate Chong Jun Foo who score 1321 for an average of 220. In 9th place is also another Sarawakian National bowler, Aris Ardila Santosoh with 1266 pinfalls.

Youth Boys Open Qualifying
	Pos  Bowler Ctry Best Two Total Ave HG Ser1 Ser2 1  Muhd Syafiq Sajeli MAS 671 669 1340 223.33 247 2  Chong Jun Foo MAS 672 649 1321 220.17 255 3  Jovi Ang SIN 684 637 1321 220.17 246 4  Jonathan Ng Yew Weng SIN 653 646 1299 216.50 244 5  Sam Cooley AUS 697 596 1293 215.50 259 6  Khoo Beng Khai MAS 662 610 1272 212.00 245 7  Gan Ju-Yen SIN 639 633 1272 212.00 236 8  Jonathan Chan MAS 656 610 1266 211.00 238 9  Aris Ardilla MAS 651 615 1266 211.00 227 10  Suresh Elangovan SIN 652 609 1261 210.17 276 11  Alex Chong Wei Chien SIN 661 591 1252 208.67 266 12  Nicholas Lim SIN 636 616 1252 208.67 223 13  Hazeem Al Merekhi QAT 639 607 1246 207.67 237 14  Danish Ramlan SIN 639 604 1243 207.17 238 15  Hussain Yaqoob BRN 626 613 1239 206.50 244 16  Darren Ong SIN 620 618 1238 206.33 258 17  Md Nur Hakim SIN 686 551 1237 206.17 242 18  Jeppry Aw SIN 651 584 1235 205.83 235 19  Yan Cheng Han Hubert SIN 653 582 1235 205.83 232 20  Lau Ming He Alwin SIN 625 600 1225 204.17 226 21  Joel Tan Eng An SIN 630 591 1221 203.50 233 22  Justin Lim Chia Loong SIN 628 587 1215 202.50 234 23  Shaun Lau SIN 620 595 1215 202.50 213 24  Shawn Goh SIN 610 604 1214 202.33 257  Reserves 25  Ryan Nicholas Lin Shou SIN 610 603 1213 202.17 247 26  Syimir Abdul Razak MAS 604 600 1204 200.67 216 27  Mohd Ozzer Othaman MAS 602 595 1197 199.50 247 28  Nicholas Lee SIN 615 582 1197 199.50 235 29  Anthony Low SIN 604 592 1196 199.33 225 30  Logeswaran Elangovan SIN 599 594 1193 198.83 268 31  Colin Jude Wee SIN 614 579 1193 198.83 246 32  Mohd Haziq Shali MAS 602 588 1190 198.33 237 33  Tan Jun Juan Javier SIN 589 584 1173 195.50 221 34  Qalif Adnor Adam MAS 607 564 1171 195.17 222

Other Sarawakian making an impact for the national team are Jacqueline Jenelee Sijore who is currently in the 5th position of the Mixed Pool with her effort of 1208 pinfalls. Other Sarawak National Elite bowler, Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana who finished 4th in the recent Malaysian International Open has yet to make her mark on the tournament.

Women's Open Qualifying
	Pos  Bowler Ctry Best Two Total Ave HG Ser1 Ser2  Sin Li Jane MAS  Defending Champion  Local Pool 1  Fok Ka Wai SIN 704 679 1383 230.50 278 2  Jazreel Tan SIN 716 648 1364 227.33 255 3  Bernice Lim SIN 690 639 1329 221.50 256 4  Geraldine Ng SIN 658 639 1297 216.17 235 5  Tan Shi Jing Daphne SIN 647 646 1293 215.50 259 6  New Hui Fen SIN 648 643 1291 215.17 238 7  Amanda Ng SIN 647 641 1288 214.67 242 8  Shayna Ng Lin Zhi SIN 668 612 1280 213.33 233 9  Cherie Tan SIN 632 632 1264 210.67 243 10  Kristel Oh Shao Jing SIN 637 608 1245 207.50 245  Overseas Pool 1  Zandra Aziela MAS 717 650 1367 227.83 268 2  Tannya Roumimper INA 706 636 1342 223.67 258 3  Lara Posadas PHI 704 632 1336 222.67 254 4  Siti Safiyah Amirah MAS 649 648 1297 216.17 246 5  Nat Shelley AUS 668 617 1285 214.17 228 6  Zatil Iman MAS 703 578 1281 213.50 255 7  Sharon Limansantoso INA 643 629 1272 212.00 237 8  Putty Armein INA 643 626 1269 211.50 243 9  Wendy Chai MAS 618 616 1234 205.67 221 10  Tsai Hsin-Yi TPE 631 603 1234 205.67 216  Mixed Pool 1  Uella Marcial PHI 631 602 1233 205.50 226 2  Wang Ya-Ting TPE 644 587 1231 205.17 235 3  Jasmine Yeong-Nathan SIN 627 604 1231 205.17 227 4  Rebecca Voukolos AUS 637 584 1221 203.50 227 5  Jacqueline Sijore MAS 627 581 1208 201.33 256 6  Kelly Kulick USA 642 560 1202 200.33 221 7  Chien Hsiu-Lan TPE 621 579 1200 200.00 228 8  Oriana Tay SIN 626 570 1196 199.33 246 9  Tan Yan Ling SIN 614 576 1190 198.33 234  Reserves 1  Anthea Soh Wei Xuen SIN 592 583 1175 195.83 223 2  Nur Dyana SIN 607 567 1174 195.67 225 3  Ilma Nur Jannah SIN 615 545 1160 193.33 214 4  Yap Seok Kim SIN 584 566 1150 191.67 205 5  Hee Kar Yen MAS 574 564 1138 189.67 214 6  Teo Li Ying SIN 569 568 1137 189.50 212 7  Siti Shazwani MAS 588 546 1134 189.00 204 8  Tang Ya-Chun TPE 590 542 1132 188.67 226 9  Chueh Yu-Fan TPE 573 558 1131 188.50 207 10  Jacinta Gilliland AUS 587 543 1130 188.33 230

*Qualifying results as at 1st June, 3.00pm squad...

The Borneo Post Online (20.03.2011)

Sarawak keglers unexpected champions

by Ting Tieng Hee. Posted on March 21, 2011, Monday

KUCHING: Sarawak keglers performed beyond expectations to emerge as the overall champions of the Astro 24th Inter – State Bowling Championship that ended at Sunway Megalanes, Sunway Pyramid in Selangor last Saturday.

FRUITFUL OUTING: The Sarawak bowling team celebrate their victory after emerging overall team champions at the Astro 24th InterState Bowling Championship that ended at Sunway Megalanes, Sunway Pyramid in Selangor last Saturday. — Photo courtesy of Amateur Bowling Association of Sarawak

They captured four gold, two silver and one bronze medals to pip bowling giant Selangor by a silver medal for the top honour. This was a good improvement when compared to second overall finish last year with six silvers and one bronzes.

Selangor won four golds, one silver and five bronzes while third-placed Pulau Pinang had three golds, one silver and two bronzes and Sabah came in fourth with two golds, one silver and one bronze.

Another bowling powerhouse Kuala Lumpur could only manage one gold, four silvers and one bronze to settle for fifth.

Sarawak’s gold medals came from newly promoted national bowler Jacqueline Jenelee Sijore who won the Women’s Singles gold, Women’s Doubles gold with another national bowler Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana Abg Jamalidon and the Women’s Team gold together with Dayang Khairuniza, Caroline Chien and Nurafidza Mohd Amran Nur.

The other gold was delivered by Dayang Khairuniza in the Women’s All-Events.

Jacqueline added a silver to her collection by finishing second in the Women’s All-Events while Christopher Tiong and Muhd Syafiq Sajeli contributed a silver from the Boys Doubles event.

The solitary bronze came from dropped national back-up bowler Aris Ardilla Santosoh who finished third in the Men’s Singles.

“This is a fantastic result for us because we brought along our second stringers for exposure and we beat Selangor by one silver,” said team manager Robert Lu in a telephone interview from Kuala Lumpur.

“I am very satisfied with the results and at the same time we gave our Sukma backup squad members the exposure trip and yet we won the overall championship. What more can we ask for,” he added.

Lu, who is also Amateur Bowling Association of Sarawak (Abas) deputy president, said the state team’s victory at the interstate championship was based on the strength of the women’s team.

Meanwhile, Sarawak also did well in the Astro 35th National Closed Championship where they won three golds, two silvers and one bronze.

Sukma XIII gold medallist Chong Jun Foo won the gold in the Boys Open, Daniel Tan captured the Men’s Graded gold while Caroline Chien took the Women’s Graded gold.

The silvers were delivered by Dayang Khairuniza in the Women’s Masters and Dayang Aida Natasha in the Girls Graded while Aris Ardilla bagged the Boys Open bronze.

The state team is trained by head coach Jackson Ting and his assistants Reginald Walter Anggas, Angelo Koay and Jeff Chin.

Abas deputy president Shaifulbahri Shukri was the assistant team manager.

The Borneo Post Online (20.03.2011)

S’wak emerge inter-state bowling champs

Posted on March 20, 2011, Sunday

PETALING JAYA: Sarawak won four gold, two silver  and a bronze medal to emerge overall Inter-State Bowling champions at Sunway Megalanes, Bandar Sunway on Friday.

Selangor came in second (four gold, one silver and five bronze) while Penang came in third (three gold, one silver and two bronze).

Sarawak also emerged overall champions in the women’s division (four gold and one silver) followed by Perak (two silver, one bronze) and Kuala Lumpur (one silver).

The men’s overall champions went to Selangor (two gold, one silver and one bronze), second Penang (two gold, one bronze) and third Kuala Lumpur (two silver).

The overall winner in the boys division went to Melaka (one gold, one silver and one bronze), followed by Kuala Lumpur (one gold, one silver) and Selangor (one gold, one bronze).

The girl’s division was won by Sabah (two gold, one silver), followed by Negeri Sembilan and Selangor (one gold and one bronze each).

Adrian Ang of Penang was best bowler with 3,902 pinfalls beating Alex Liew of Selangor with 3,871 pinfalls while Kang Bo Long of Johor third with 3,803 pinfalls.

Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana of Sarawak was top in the women’s division with 3,844 pinfalls.
Second was Jacqueline Jenelee Sijore also of Sarawak with 3,793 pinfalls while Sin Li Jane of Perak third with 3,667 pinfalls. — Bernama

The New Sarawak Tribune (18.03.2011)

Jacqueline, Dayang can go far: Holloway

Friday, 18 March 2011 11:16 | Written by Hussin Abdul Rahman

KUCHING: Sarawak bowlers Jacqueline Jenelee Sijore and Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana can go far on the international bowling scene if they are willing to work harder at improving their game.

Already , said national chief coach Holloway Cheah yesterday, the two Sarawak girls who have been promoted to the national elite squad have two good factors in their favour.

“Jacqueline and Dayang are quite talented and have very good attitude.They can go far at international level if they put more efforts into their game.

“I have already started with them since they joined my squad and they have good attitude towards training,” said Holloway, when interviewed at Sunway Mega Lanes where Sarawak are compet ing in the 24th inter-state bowling championships.

Jacqueline quickly justified the faith of the national selectors by winning the women’s singles gold medal on Wednesday, despite suffering from jet-lag after coming back from Paris where she represented Malaysia in a Euro Challenge event.

Perhaps Holloway’s personal touch had had a part in polishing up Jacqueline’s game as all the national elite bowlers have to train under him for two hours, five times a week at the Mega Lanes bowling alley.

So Holloway was not really surprised when Jacqueline beat several more experienced national team mates, on the way to the singles gold medal.

“I had started working with them on the technical aspects of their game and Jacqueline has done well in winning the singles event.

“I am not surprised that she won because it was an open field. Anyone of them could have won it but I am happy for Jacqueline,” said Holloway.

Holloway also praised the Amateur Bowling Association of Sarawak (ABAS) for having good development programmes which have seen the state produced so many good bowlers.

“People like Jacqueline and Dayang are in good hands.

Sarawak also have good men’s and boy’s bowlers and I know of the ability of people like Chong Jun Foo and Aris Ardila,” said Holloway.

Aris Ardila, who had to go back to the national youth squad after the national backup squad were disbanded due to a cut in funding by the National Sports Council (NSC).

The New Sarawak Tribune (17.03.2011)

From Paris with love 

Thursday, 17 March 2011 12:35 | Written by Hussin Abdul Rahman

KUALA LUMPUR: Jacqueline Jenelee Sijore had only three hours sleep after she returned from Paris on Tuesday but had enough energy and focus to win the gold medal in the women’s singles in the Astro 24th inter-state bowling tournament at Sunway Mega Lanes in Bandar Sunway yesterday.

Despite suffering jet-lag from her 12-hour flight, the Sarawakian posted scores of 122, 192, 276, 220, 170 and 169 for a total of 1,249 pinfalls over 6 games, giving her an average of 208.2, to hand Sarawak their first gold medal in the championships.

Asked how she felt about her win, Jacqueline, who also had mild chicken pox, was quick with her reply.

“Great.I had hoped to do well but didn’t really expect to win, “I had jet-lag as I just came back from Paris yesterday (Tuesday) after competing in the Euro Challenge,” said Jacqueline.

“I could not sleep the day and only had three hours’ sleep when I joined my Sarawak team-mates at the team hotel,” she said.

Jacqueline, who finished 9th and emerged as the best Malaysian women’s performer in the Paris event, thus justified her recent promotion to the national elite squad.

Fellow Sarawakian Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana, who was also promoted to the elite squad together with Jacqueline, finished fifth with 1,194.

National elite bowler Sin Li Jane of Perak, who was the women’s national champion last year, finished second with 1233 pinfalls while Jerusha Chan of Pahang finished third with 1231 pinfalls.

National bowler Hee Kar Yen of Kuala Lumpur, who together with Jacqueline, Siti Shazwani Ahmad Suhaimi, Zandara Aziela, Adrian Ang, Zulmazran Zulkifli, Aaron Kong, Muhd.Syafiq Ridhwan were in the team who competed in Paris, finished fourth on 1,219 pinfalls.

Jacqueline’s feat was more remarkable as she beat national team-mates like Sin Li Jane, Zandra (Selangor, 8th), Wendy Chai (WP/ KL, 10th)and Zatil Iman of Selangor, who finished 11th yesterday.

Sarawak’s good day was made complete when Aris Ardila Santosoh finished third in the men’s singles event won by national stalwart Alex Liew. Second was Muhd Shafiq Ridhwan of Kuala Lumpur, who had finished third in the Euro Challenge.

Alex, 35, posted scores of 212, 226, 263, 202, 206 and 206 for a total of 1315 while Shafiq had scores of 221, 213, 204, 204, 200, 233, 195, for a total of 1266 pinfalls.

Aris, who started slowly with a score of 155 in the first game, improved fast to score 204, 228, 219, 231 and 226 to total 1263, to finish on just three pins behind Shafiq.

Sarawak's Jacqueline Jenelee Sijore and Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana are now Malaysian Elite tigers!!!

More to cheer for Sarawak tenpin bowling fraternity as today we celebrate the success of Jacqueline Jenelee Sijore and Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana's inclusion into the Malaysian National Elite Team. A proud day it is for us when the announcement was made.

(from left to right) Jacqueline J. Sijore and Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana in the recent Asian Championships-Abu Dhabi in January, 2011.

Both girls practically grew up together in the sport as they have always been the cream of their generation of bowlers. Training hard, strong willed, right attitude and never once doubting their own abilities, they worked their way up the ranks from Pusat Cemerlang to U.S.P.T.N. AA, then AAA, made into the state's Elite Team then on was a fast ride into the National Youth Team as they belted titles after titles, followed by National Elite Backup and now at last, the holy grail of Malaysian tenpin bowling, Team Malaysia Elite.

After their strong performance in Sukma 2010 when they prove to the nation that they are one of the very best in the country by practically sweeping every event, the Girls Doubles, Trios, All-Event, they were duly awarded spots in the National Elite Backup team. With performances and results in the international scene throughout 2010, they have earned their Elite team status by pure merit.

The pair have been golden girls for our state and we hope their achievements will be an example for the new generation of upcoming trainees to replicate and even to better. The bar has been set boys and girls of Sarawak, are you ready to take up the challenge, the initiative and raise Sarawak's tenpin bowling success story to greater heights??!!!

21st Asian Championship 2011

Not a very good start for Team Malaysia in the short-oiled 1st Block of 3 games Team Event of the 21st Asian Championship 2011.

The Girls 5-man Team comprising of tournament double silver medalist, Jacqueline Jenelee Sijore and Siti Shazwani, together with Zatil Iman, Siti Safiyah and Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana are currently in 6th position and are still in striking distance for the Gold as they are only 187 pins behind leaders, Japan.

A proud day for Sarawak, state coaches and those who are involved in bowling and the association as we have two of our home bred bowlers, jacqueline Jenelee Sijore and Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana, selected to bowl in the Malaysian team of 5.

21st Asian Championship 2011 Photo Album 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7
	Women's Team of 5 - 1st Block (3 games - Short Oil)
	Pos  Bowler Ctry Short Oil Medium Oil Score Ave Total Diff 1 2 3 4 5 6 1  MISAKI MUKOTANI 213 216 214 643 214.33 3098 0  YUKARI HOMMA 193 167 205 565 188.33  RINA ASADA 205 193 161 559 186.33  HARUKA MATSUDA 189 280 255 724 241.33  KANAKO ISHIMINE 182 220 205 607 202.33  JAPAN 982 1076 1040   2  SON YUN-HEE 209 189 205 603 201.00 3073 -25  HWANG SUN-OK 252 190 205 647 215.67  HONG SU-YEON 191 208 224 623 207.67  JEON EUN-HEE 203 159 227 589 196.33  GYE MIN-YOUNG 219 168 224 611 203.67  KOREA 1074 914 1085   3  DAPHNE TAN 207 221 216 644 214.67 3052 -46  TAN YAN LING 202 268 164 634 211.33  FOK KA WAI 164 215 206 585 195.00  KRISTEL OH 162 181 193 536 178.67  BERNICE LIM 238 237 178 639 217.67  SINGAPORE 973 1122 957   4  REBECCA VOUKOLOS 224 211 170 605 201.67 2993 -105  LEXI NICOLL 205 181 162 548 182.67  NATALIE SHELLEY 216 177 192 585 195.00  NARELLE BAKER 190 198 237 625 208.33  ANN-MAREE PUTNEY 203 203 224 630 210.00  AUSTRALIA 1038 970 985   5  SHARON LIMANSANTOSO 192 224 236 652 217.33 2915 -183  NOVIE PHANG 176 128 202 506 168.67  SHINTA CEYSARIA YUNITA 218 125 204 547 182.33  IVANA HIE 161 222 188 571 190.33  PUTTY ARMEIN 178 223 238 639 213.00  INDONESIA 925 922 1068   6  ZATIL IMAN 200 216 197 613 204.33 2911 -187  SITI SAFIYAH AMIRAH 172 202 212 586 195.33  DAYANG KHAIRUNIZA 178 201 173 552 184.00  SITI SHAZWANI 188 212 152 552 184.00  JACQUELINE SIJORE 235 182 191 608 202.67  MALAYSIA 973 1013 925   7  CHOU CHIA-CHEN 181 148 167 496 165.33 2887 -211  CHANG YU-HSUAN 168 208 181 557 185.67  WANG YA-TING 182 190 214 586 195.33  LI SHIAU-PING 190 202 211 603 201.00  HUANG CHIUNG-YAO 182 217 246 645 215.00  CHINESE TAIPEI 903 965 1019   8  CHAN SHUK HAN 190 192 212 594 198.00 2772 -326  HO SZE YUI 159 188 137 484 161.33  TAM SHUN YEE 191 192 176 559 186.33  NG TSZ YIN 207 226 163 596 198.67  VANESSA FUNG 174 174 191 539 179.67  HONG KONG 921 972 879   9  MAHSHID POORSARTRIP 141 157 187 485 161.67 2249 -849  SOMAYEH DERAVI 135 128 111 374 124.67  PARIA SADAT TANHA 175 149 157 481 160.33  ROZITA MAL AMIR 144 170 156 470 156.67  SAMANEH ZAMANI 125 156 158 439 146.33  IRAN 720 760 769   10  HIND YOUSUF AL HAMMADI 136 163 130 429 143.00 2227 -871  ARBON KON SING NAJA 153 123 161 437 145.67  RAHMA MUBARAK AL SHARQI 205 117 163 485 161.67  KHOLOUD AKRAM ABUQUBE 135 157 169 461 153.67  SARAH AL MULLA 132 137 146 415 138.33  UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 761 697 769   11  NADIA AHMED BHR 165 188 215 568 189.33 0 -3098  NOORA MAJED BHR 183 131 176 490 163.33  MARIE ALEXIS SY PHI 213 205 182 600 200.00  UELLA MARCIAL PHI 156 190 209 555 185.00  LIZA CLUTARIO PHI 190 156 201 547 182.33  MAKEUP TEAM   907 870 983   12  JENNIFER JONES AUS 144 182 190 516 172.00 0 -3098  SHINOBU SAITO JPN 204 193 195 592 197.33  SHIN BO-HYUN KOR 191 161 207 559 186.33  HEE KAR YEN MAS 160 200 184 544 181.33  PACER 0 0 0 0 0.00  MAKEUP TEAM   699 736 776   13  TEO LI YING SIN 178 172 169 519 173.00 0 -3098  HSIAO SU-LING TPE 183 164 184 531 177.00  AMNA AHMAD KASHARI UAE 158 166 210 534 178.00  PACER 0 0 0 0 0.00  PACER 0 0 0 0 0.00  MAKEUP TEAM   519 502 563

The Malaysian Men's Team have a greater hill to climb as they are now languishing in 12th position and 440 pins off the pace from 1st block leaders, Korea. Featuring another Sarawakian bowler, Aris Ardila, along with Kang Bo Long together with Trios Team Gold medalist of Muhd Nur Aiman, Syafiq Ridhwan and Aaron Kong have yet to find their form in this event. With the 2nd block of 3 games to go we hope the Malaysian fighting spirit of never giving up will bring them back up into podium position.

21st Asian Championship 2011 Photo Album 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7
	Men's Team of 5 - 1st Block (3 games - Short Oil)
	Pos  Bowler Ctry Short Oil Medium Oil Score Ave Total Diff 1 2 3 4 5 6 1  CHOI BOK-EUM 257 245 212 714 238.00 3310 0  CHOI YONG-KYU 245 166 257 668 222.67  CHO YOUNG-SEON 238 213 204 655 218.33  SUH SANG-CHEON 190 246 202 638 212.67  JANG DONG-CHUL 203 221 211 635 211.67  KOREA 1133 1091 1086   2  SAYED IBRAHIM AL HASHEMI 179 204 224 607 202.33 3279 -31  MAHMOOD AL ATTAR 248 210 207 665 221.67  NAIF OQAB AL JABER 232 197 235 664 221.33  SHAKER ALI AL HASSAN 247 224 225 696 232.00  MOHD. KHALIFA AL QUBAISI 257 179 211 647 215.67  UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 1163 1014 1102   3  MAK CHEUK YIN 256 211 257 724 241.33 3186 -124  WU SIU HONG 215 205 222 642 214.00  TSANG PAK KEI 206 213 232 651 217.00  TSENG TAK HIN 216 226 154 596 198.67  YEUNG WAI KI 193 190 190 573 191.00  HONG KONG 1086 1045 1055   4  BASIL AL ANZI 203 189 201 593 197.67 3150 -160  FAHAD AL REGEEB 213 258 237 708 236.00  MOHAMMAD AL ZAIDAN 192 227 210 629 209.67  MOHAMMED AL RAGEEBAH 191 200 238 629 209.67  KHALED AL DUBYYAN 165 235 191 591 197.00  KUWAIT 964 1109 1077   5  TOMOYUKI SASAKI 179 245 212 636 212.00 3084 -226  YOSHINAU MASATOKI 218 184 191 593 197.67  TOMOKATSU YAMASHITA 196 224 179 599 199.67  SHOGO WADA 193 167 253 613 204.33  SHUSAKO ASATO 190 238 215 643 214.33  JAPAN 976 1058 1050   6  RYAN LALISANG 202 191 238 631 210.33 3043 -267  RANGGA D. YUDHIRA 185 212 187 584 194.67  HARRY AL ASHARI 180 207 190 577 192.33  HENGKI 199 235 226 660 220.00  YERI RAMADONA 167 254 170 591 197.00  INDONESIA 933 1099 1011   7  CHRISTIAN PURDUE 215 236 221 672 224.00 3005 -305  SHAUN CUMMINGS 193 182 215 590 196.67  ROBERT TOWNSEND 189 172 225 586 195.33  DION ALEXANDER 202 145 212 559 186.33  STEPHEN COWLAND 214 195 189 598 199.33  AUSTRALIA 1013 930 1062   8  SALEM AL MARZOUQI 223 215 201 639 213.00 2963 -347  HAZEEM AL MEREKHI 213 213 165 591 197.00  MANSOUR AL AWAMI 228 164 163 555 185.00  FAHAD AL EMADI 202 179 204 585 195.00  MUBARAK AL MURAIKHI 184 206 203 593 197.67  QATAR 1050 977 936   9  ZOE DIAS MA 181 268 189 638 212.67 2949 -361  KOT KA KIT 128 192 198 518 172.67  LEONG CHOU KIN 184 222 222 628 209.33  HO WENG HOU 190 183 199 572 190.67  LEE TAK MAN 190 200 203 593 197.67  MACAU 873 1065 1011   10  JUSTIN LIM CHUN LIANG 204 192 267 663 221.00 2929 -381  JUSTIN LIM CHIA LOONG 201 188 196 585 195.00  NG CHIEW PANG 158 162 148 468 156.00  BRANDON LEE 198 179 244 621 207.00  EUGENE LOW 232 159 201 592 197.33  SINGAPORE 993 880 1056   11  MOHAMED ALY SERAFI 170 150 196 516 172.00 2900 -410  AMR ESSAM 193 211 212 616 205.33  AYMAN HASHEM 150 180 190 520 173.33  MAHMOUD MAZLOUM 226 236 205 667 222.33  KARIM SHERIF 202 164 215 581 193.67  EGYPT 941 941 1018   12  MUHD NUR AIMAN 194 191 202 587 195.67 2870 -440  ARIS ARDILA 174 209 166 549 183.00  KANG BO LONG 172 182 160 514 171.33  SYAFIQ RIDHWAN 209 237 201 647 215.67  AARON KONG 187 203 183 573 191.00  MALAYSIA 936 1022 912   13  TENG JUI-PU 192 215 200 607 202.33 2818 -492  HUNG KUN-YI 193 222 195 610 203.33  LIN WEN-YUAN 228 180 212 620 206.67  CHENG HSING-YUEH 154 167 179 500 166.67  KUO HUANG-CHIH 143 126 212 481 160.33  CHINESE TAIPEI 910 910 998   14  DHRUV SARDA 221 192 200 613 204.33 2803 -507  PARVEZ AHMED 205 180 168 553 184.33  AKAASH ASHOK KUMAR 204 232 160 596 198.67  N.P. SINGH BINDRA 201 145 166 512 170.67  DILBIR SINGH 187 162 180 529 176.33  INDIA 1018 911 874   15  AHMED AL NOAIMI 153 194 158 505 168.33 2686 -624  MASUOD SABERI 137 165 153 455 151.67  MOHAMED SULTAN 225 223 163 611 203.67  OSAMA IBRAHIM 178 226 143 547 182.33  YOUSIF FALAH 178 173 217 568 189.33  BAHRAIN 871 981 834   16  FAISAL AZIZ 203 179 168 550 183.33 2648 -662  IJAZ UR REHMAN 209 131 153 493 164.33  MIRZA SALEEM BAIG 149 136 176 461 153.67  OMER KHALID 217 152 138 507 169.00  SULTAN DURRANI 218 247 172 637 212.33  PAKISTAN 996 845 807   17  BAGHER AHMADI 211 174 224 609 203.00 2516 -794  AMIR DEL ARA AZGOMI 209 141 177 527 175.67  BARDIA BABAPOUR 147 151 142 440 146.67  SEYEDALIREZA HOSSEINI 199 164 146 509 169.67  MAHAN MEHRABI 144 147 140 431 143.67  IRAN 910 777 829   18  ROBERT WHYBROW AUS 179 177 175 531 177.00 0 -3310  YOUSUF AL AWADHI BHR 212 198 187 597 199.00  HOSSAM SOBHY EGY 197 191 181 569 189.67  CHEUNG CHUN CHUNG HKG 201 192 200 593 197.67  MOHSEN MEHTARIAN IRN 130 162 170 462 154.00  MAKEUP TEAM   919 920 913   19  NOBUHITO FUJII JPN 235 286 183 704 234.67 0 -3310  HONG HAE-SOL KOR 189 195 220 604 201.33  FADHEL AL MOUSAWI KUW 223 219 206 648 216.00  AU HOU CHON MAC 153 136 158 447 149.00  YUSUF ABDUL RAOF MAS 143 255 195 593 197.67  MAKEUP TEAM   943 1091 962   20  KHALID SAEED BUTT PAK 109 189 130 428 142.67 0 -3310  KHALID AL DOSSARI QAT 151 141 183 475 158.33  JONATHAN NG SIN 169 162 236 567 189.00  HUANG TENG-WEI TPE 145 193 184 522 174.00  HUSSAIN AL SUWAIDI UAE 224 244 183 651 217.00  MAKEUP TEAM   798 929 916   21  BENSHIR LAYOSO PHI 206 178 182 566 188.67 0 -3310  HASHIM GUINOMLA PHI 211 162 211 584 194.67  RAOUL MIRANDA PHI 177 152 197 526 175.33  ZEYAD MAZEN AL TAHHAN JOR 231 204 159 594 198.00  PACER 0 0 0 0 0 0.00  MAKEUP TEAM   825 696 749   22  PHOEMPHUN YAKASEM THA 183 211 159 553 184.33 0 -3310  PHUMIN KLANBIDA THA 150 157 192 499 166.33  YANNAPHON LARPAPHARAT THA 191 224 203 618 206.00  PACER 0 0 0 0 0 0.00  PACER 0 0 0 0 0 0.00  MAKEUP TEAM   524 592 554

With the 2nd Block of 3 games to come for the Women's and Men's 5-man Team Event, all is not lost and more medals are yet to come for our Malaysian Team. Don't give up, keep the head and shoulders up and carry on knocking down 'em pins. The whole of Malaysia is behind you...CHEERS!!!