HKGX 2025 IBF World Championships
28th November, Hong Kong, China: Singles bronze medalist, Shayna Ng and New Hui Fen topped the Women's Doubles qualifying round of the HKGX 2025 IBF World Championships in Squad 2 to finished overall leader ahead of Japan's Shion Izumune and Kiri Watanabe in second and Kaergaard Nielsen siblings, Sofie and Karen third.
27th November, Hong Kong, China: Top-seed, Luukas Vaananen defeated Tomas Kayhko, 2-1 in the all-Finn final to capture the Men's Singles gold medal of the HKGX 2025 IBF World Championships while Essi Pakarinen helped Finland to win another gold medal with victory in the Women's final.
26th November, Hong Kong, China: Karen Kærgaard Nielsen of Denmark ended the Women's Singles qualifying leading both Squad 2 and overall standings of HKGX 2025 IBF World Championships ahead of Nora Johansson of Sweden in second and perfect gamer, New Hui Fen of Singapore in third.
37th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship
15th November, Jakarta: Host city, Jakarta emerged as Overall Champion city of the 37th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship after winning the Men's Masters gold and silver medals while New Territories also emerged as Senior Overall Champion, winning the Men's Senior Masters gold and silver.
14th November, Jakarta: Doubles gold medalists, Park Sang Jin, Choi Won Seok teamed up with Lee Jae Jung and Hwang Dong Wook topped the Men's Team of 4 of the 37th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship with Petaling Jaya taking top spot in the Women's Team of 4.
14th November, Jakarta: Hong Kong defeated top-seed, Ulsan in the final match to win the Men's Team of 4 gold medal at the 37th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship while Shah Alam outclassed Petaling Jaya in the Women's Team of 4 final to win their third gold.
8th November, Doha: 2022 champion and top-seed, Tomas Kayhko of Finland captured the H.H. Amir Cup 2025 for the second time after defeating challenger, Valentin Saulnier of France 238-225 in the Step 5 finals on Saturday.
7th November, Doha: Last year's second runner-up and 2025 IBF World Cup Team gold medalist, Tun Hakim of Malaysia snatched victory in the Step 1 finals of the H.H. Amir Cup 2025 just one pin ahead of William Svensson of Sweden in second and 2022 champion, Tomas Kayhko of Finland third.
6th November, Doha: 2013 Kuwait Open champion, Pontus Andersson of Sweden regained his lead in the qualifying standings of the H.H. Amir Cup 2025 after rolling a perfect game en-route to register the first 800-series on the final day.
Kuala Lumpur International Bowling Classic 2025
29th October, Petaling Jaya: Chong Jun Foo of Hero Bowling/ABAS/Sarawak bagged the Masters title of the Kuala Lumpur International Bowling Classic 2025 with Megat Zaqrul Haiqal of Penang in second and Muhammad Zharfan Shahidi of Sunway Megalanes third.
29th October, Petaling Jaya: Muhammad Amirul Shah Bin Suhaimi of Malaysia won the Round 2 finals of the Kuala Lumpur International Bowling Classic 2025 ahead of Johnathan Chan of Sunway Megalanes in econd and Phanupong Permpimol of Thailand third.
28th October, Petaling Jaya: Wan Nadzmi Fikri of Selangor posted a massive 1515 in the second block to remain the overall leader of the qualifying rounds of the Kuala Lumpur International Bowling Classic 2025 with a 12-game total of 2805 earning a bye as top Men's Graded qualifier.
Sarawak International Bowling Championships 2025
13th September, Kuching: Top-seed, Muhammad Aqil Bin Faizal of MMBC, Penang remained undefeated in the Last Man Standing shootout to capture the Open Masters title of the Sarawak International Open Bowling Championships 2025 after narrowly defeating 2022 champion and British PBA pro, Dominic Barrett, 253-248 in the final.
12th September, Kuching: Melvin Gilbert Gimang Anak Tingau of Hero Bowling, Sarawak bagged the Classified Masters title of the Sarawak International Open Bowling Championships 2025 ahead of Matthew Ong Tzi Ming of Sunway Megalanes in second and Nguyen Phuc Gia Dang of Vietnam third.
12th September, Kuching: 2025 Asian Para TPB9 Singles gold medalist and top-seed, Marcos Chang Hao Hong of Malaysia defeated challenger and second-seed, Amin Zulkarnain Bin Zulkifli of Wilayah Persekutuan, 256-234 in the stepladder final match to capture the 3DU title of the Sarawak International Open Bowling Championships 2025.
2nd Asian Para Tenpin Bowling Championship
5th September, Petaling Jaya: Korea emerged as overall champion after capturing the TPB1+2+3 gold, silver medals and the TPB8+9+10 gold, silver medals at the concluding 2nd Asian Para Tenpin Bowling Championship while Singapore clinched the TPB4+4+4 gold.
4th September, Petaling Jaya: Korea displayed their prowess after adding four more gold medals at the 2nd Asian Para Tenpin Bowling Championship with victories in the Mixed Doubles TPB1+3, TPB4+4, TPB9+9 and TPB10+10 while host Malaysia captured the TPB2+2 and the TPB8+8 categories.
3rd September, Petaling Jaya: Korea got off to a great start at the 2nd Asian Para Tenpin Bowling Championship after their women won six out of seven gold medals in the Singles while their men shared the TPB4 Singles gold medal with Malaysia.
22nd Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships
27th August, Petaling Jaya: Third-seed, Mike Ong Jing Loong bagged Singapore sixth gold of the 22nd Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships with victory in the Boy's Masters stepladder final match while Paek Ye Dam gave Korea their first gold medal in the Girl's division.
26th August, Petaling Jaya: Fumine Suda of Japan topped the Boy's Masters first block finals of the 22nd Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships with a slender margin while Lee Da Eun of Korea led the Girl's division with just a three pin gap.
25th August, Petaling Jaya: Kuwait and Singapore celebrated an historical double after Kuwait clinched the Boy's Team and Boy's All Events gold at the 22nd Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships while Singapore added two more gold medals by winning the Girl's Team and All Events.