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Welcome to the website of Asia's bowling community. We hope the information provided here are informative. Asian Bowling Federation (formerly known as FIQ-WTBA Asian Zone) is an organization representing federations and bowlers in Asia. Your input is welcome and your participation in bowling events is strongly encouraged.

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30th July: Asian No. 1 ranked, Shalin Zulkifli, four-times World champion, Paeng Nepomuceno bags the Pre-Asian Games Storm Cup Korea Open Masters titles at Homeplus Asia Bowling Centre in Busan, Korea.

6th July: Cha Mi Jung of Korea wins Gold in the Women Masters while Zhang Ye scores China's first Gold in the Men's event on the final day of the 17th Asian Tenpin Bowling Championship at SCAA Bowling Centre, Hong Kong.

17th June: The third leg of the 2002 CGU Asian Bowling Tour came to a climactic end today at the Pearl Bowling Center in Manila, Philippines, with the Philippines’ Purvis Granger emerging champion in the Men’s Division while Wang Yu Ling from Chinese Taipei winning in the Women’s Division.

15th June: Malaysia's top National bowler, Shalin Zulkifli grabs second Masters title of the year winning the 31st Boysen-PBC Philippines Open at Green Vally Country Club, Pasiq City while the men's title goes to local, Frederick Ong.

10th June: The ABF New Mellinnium Symposium to be held at SCAA Bowling Centre, Hong Kong from the 5th - 7th July, 2002 will feature a one-day bowling seminar and a Bowling Expo. Information and registration details are available.

29th May: Singapore retained the World Ranking Masters women's title when Jennifer Tan emerged the champion while European ranked No. 1, Gery Verbruggen of Belgium also became the World No. 1 after taking the men's crown.

26th May: Sami Konsteri of country Finland took the inaugural tournament title at Lovvang Bowling Centre, Aalborg, Denmark. Sami defeated 1997 AMF World Cup champion, Tseng Su-Fen of Chinese Taipei in the 215 - 180+8 in the third and deciding game for the win.