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2025 IBF Para World Bowling Championships

Korea emerges as overall champion

24th January, Hong Kong, China: Korea stamped their mark with a commanding performance at the 2025 IBF Para World Bowling Championships after winning 11 gold, 12 silver and 8 bronze medals to emerge as overall champion with Hong Kong China second and Japan third.

IBF President declares 2025 IBF Para open

17th January, Hong Kong, China: His Excellency Sheikh Talal Mohammed Al-Sabah, President of IBF and ABF declared open the 2025 IBF Para World Bowling Championships at Top Bowl, Kai Tak Sports Park, graced by Hon. Mrs Jenny Fung, SBS, JP., President of China Hong Kong Paralympic Committee.

Eighteen federations taking part in IBF Para

16th January, Hong Kong, One hundred and nine men, forty-three women and 101 officials from eighteen countries and territories will be taking part in the 2025 IBF Para World Championships to be held from January 17 to 24, at Top Bowl, Kai Tak Sports Park, Kowloon.

2025 IBF World Cup

Malaysia, USA bags World Cup Team gold

14th January, Hong Kong, China: Malaysia defeated Puerto Rico 3-2 to bag the Men's Team gold medal of the 2025 IBF World Cup just concluded at Queen Elizabeth Stadium while USA denied Malaysia an historical double by edging their women 3-2 to clinch the Women's Team gold.

Asia versus America in Team semi-finals

13th January, Hong Kong, China: Malaysia and USA have won both their men and women teams in the Team quarter-finals of the 2025 IBF World Cup to advance to the semi-finals with Kuwait, Puerto Rico in the Men's division and Macau, Singapore in the Women's division joining them.

Malaysian women remains in pole position

12th January, Hong Kong, PWBA Player of the Year 2024, Sin Lin Jane, Siti Safiyah Amirah, Gillian Lim and Singles gold medalist, Natasha Roslan won the 2025 IBF World Cup Team qualifying rounds with 33 points followed by Philippines in second and USA third.

50th Penang Pesta International Bowling Championships

Koreans sweep Mixed Open titles

21st December, Seberang Prai: 2019 champion, Kang Hee Won led a Korean sweep of the Mixed Open Masters title at the concluding 50th Penang Pesta International Bowling Championships with Jang Tae Joon and Lee Tae Hee finishing as first and second runners-up while Nora Lyana Nastasia of Malaysia won the Women's crown.

Koreans rule Mixed Grade A Masters finals

20th December, Seberang Prai: Korean ruled the Mixed Grade A Masters finals of the 50th Penang Pesta International Bowling Championship after Kim Ye Ji emerged as champion and Ryou Ho Jun finishing as second runner-up with Mohd Shafizul of Malaysia taking the first runner-up spot.

Malaysian national ends qualifying in top spot

20th December, Seberang Prai: Syafiq Ridhwan, the Malaysia National Podium member, ended the two blocks of qualifying rounds of the 50th Penang Pesta International Bowling Championships by topping the overall standings and Squad B followed by team-mate, Nur Syazwani Sahar in second and Hardy Rachmadian of Indonesia third.

H.H. Amir Cup Bowling Championships 2024

Top seed captures Amir Cup 2024

14th December, Doha: Top seed, Christopher Sloan of Ireland captured the H.H. Amir Cup Bowling Championships 2024 title after narrowly defeated challenger and second-seed, Nathan Ruest-Lajoie of Canada, 204-202 in the Step 5 title match.

Malaysian shoots 300 to win Step 1 Finals

13th December, Doha: 2024 Asian Championships Doubles gold medalist, Tun Hakim of Malaysia shot the third perfect game of the H.H. Amir Cup Bowling Championships 2024 en-route to winning the Step 1 Finals at Qatar International Bowling Centre on Friday evening.

Finn takes over lead

12th December, Doha: 2022 champion and the second perfect gamer, Tomas Kayhko of Finland took over the lead of the qualifying standings of the H.H. Amir Cup Bowling Championships 2024 dislodging overnight leader, Talal Al Al Marri of Qatar into second.

36th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship

Four different cities win Masters gold

31st October, Shah Alam: Perfect gamer, Jeremiah Camacho of Tamuning, Nuurul Alyssa Junaidi of Shah Alam B, Y.H. Ng of Petaling Jaya and May Hui of Kowloon won the Men, Women, Senior Men and Senior Women Masters gold medal at the concluding 36th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship at Alam Lanes.

Top seeds cruise into Masters quarter-finals

30th October, Shah Alam: Top seeds, Wan Rohadi B Wan Hassan of Kuala Lumpur, Muhd Nur Aiman of Petaling Jaya, Zatil Iman Abdul Ghani of Shah Alam A and Yang Young-Ja of Jeju cruised into the Senior Men, Men, Women and Senior Women quarter-finals of the 36th Asian Intercity Bowling Championships with victories in the Round of 16 Masters Finals.

Petaling Jaya steals limelight in Team Finals

30th October, Shah Alam: Petaling Jaya picked up two gold medals in the Men and Senior Men Team event of the 36th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship while Kuala Lumpur and Paranaque took the Senior Women and Women Team gold medals.

27th MWA Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships 2024

Malaysia sweeps Masters titles

25th September, Bangkok: Triple gold medalist, Rafiq Ismail and two gold medalist, Sin Li Jane emerged as Men's and Women's Masters champions of the 27th MWA Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships 2024 cementing Malaysia the overall champions as Hafiz Zainuddin and Natasha Roslan picked up the bronze medals.

Korean, Malaysian women finishes in the top three

24th September, Bangkok: Team gold medalist, Jung Da Wun and Jeong Jeong Yoon of Korea ended the first block Masters Finals of the 27th MWA Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships 2024 in first and third with Doubles Gold medalist, Natasha Roslan of Malaysia splitting the duo in second.

Malaysia, Korea takes top three spots

24th September, Bangkok: Singles gold and triple silver medalist, Muhammad Hafiz Zainuddin and triple gold medalist, Rafiq Ismail of Malaysia completed the first block Masters Finals of the 27th MWA Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships 2024 in first and third with Korea's Park Dong Hyuk splitting the duo in second.

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