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14th April, Taoyuan: Top-seed, Yuki Murahama of Japan captured the Open division title of the 1st Formosa International Classic 2024 which concluded at DongDong Bowling Alley after defeating challenger, Johnathan Chan of Malaysia, 217-200 in the final.
11th April, Taoyuan: National bowler, Pan Yu Fen of Chinese Taipei captured the Spinner division crown of the 1st Formosa International Classic 2024 after defeating top-seed and fellow-countrymen, Tsai Wen Bin, 218-210 in the Stepladder title match on Saturday.
12th April, Taoyuan: Yuki Murahama of Japan snatched pole position of the Open division qualifying standings at the 1st Formosa International Classic 2024 after the completion of three blocks of qualifying rounds in the early hours of Saturday.
9th March, Kuching: Team Dotmod broke the ice to win their first title with a well-deserved victory in the Baker 4 Dual Battle at the concluding Sarawak Hornbill Team Cup 2024 while Team DKI A, Indonesia emerged as overall champion.
8th March, Kuching: Squad A leader, Team Sunway Megalanes won their first title at the Sarawak Hornbill Team Cup 2024 with victory in the Team of 4 long oil pattern ahead Squad B leader, Team NSTBA 1 Mixed in second and Team of 4 short oil champion, DKI A, Indonesia in third.
8th March, Kuching: Team DKI A, Indonesia snatched the Team of 4 short oil pattern victory in the second squad for their third title at the Sarawak Hornbill Team Cup 2024 as Team Dotmod clinched second and Squad A leader, Team Sunway Megalanes settled for third.
12th January, Taichung: Alex Yu of Hong Kong, China, NurFadhlin Arisya of Shah Alam, Lin Xian Zhong of Taichung and Nur Hashilah Hashim ended the 35th Asian Intercity Bowling Championships with victory in their respective divisions on Friday evening.
12th January, Taichung: Jurong wins Men's Team of 4 gold medal of the 35th Asian Intercity Bowling Championships while Singapore took the Women's division, Taichung the Men's Senior and Petaling Jaya the Women's Senior on Friday morning.
11th January, Taichung: Jurong, Macau, Taichung and Singapore confirm their place in the Men's Team of 4 medal rounds for the 35th Asian Intercity Bowling Championships while Taichung, Petaling Jaya, Jeju and Taipei made the medal rounds of the Men's Senior division.
21st December, Seberang Prai: Malaysian National youth and top-seed, Izz Naqiuddin Putera nrrowly defeated challenger, Wan Muhd Naqib of TWF Shaklee, Kedah, 237-231 in the all-Malaysian stepladder final match to emerge as champion of the 49th Penang Pesta International Open Bowling Championships.
20th December, Seberang Prai: Reigning National champion, Muhammad Syazirol topped Squad A after the second block to share top spot of the Mixed Open qualifying standings with Squad B winner, Ng Wee Yap of Bowling Is Science Singapore.
19th December, Seberang Prai: 2012 champion and Malaysian National bowler, Syafiq Ridhwan rolled the tournament first 300 in his opening game and topped the overall qualifying standings after Block 1 of six games at the 49th Penang Pesta International Open Bowling Championships.
15th December, Kuala Lumpur: Korean debutant, Park Dae Hee of Sehan University and Girl's Open Masters second runner-up, Nur Hazirah Binti Ramli of Malaysian National Youth bagged the GenZ Boy's and Girl's Masters crown of the 23rd Storm U22 International Junior All-Stars 2023.
14th December, Kuala Lumpur: Round 1 winner, Bae Junghun of Suwon Youth Team and Malaysia National Youth Adelia Nur shared the Masters glory with victories in the all-Korean Boy's Open final and in the Girl's Open final of the 23rd Storm U22 International Junior All-Stars 2023.
13th December, Kuala Lumpur: Korean youths finished one-three in the Boy's Open Round 1 Masters finals while Singaporeans took the top three spots in the Girl's division of the 23rd Storm U22 International Junior All-Stars Bowling Championships.
9th December, Doha: 2010 champion and fifth-seed, Kim Bolleby of Sweden captured the H.H. Emir Cup 2023 for the second time after defeating top-seed, Naif Oqab of UAE, 257-226 in the all-lefty Step 5 final.
8th December, Doha: 2019 Asian Championships Singles and All-Events gold medalist, Timmy Tan of Malaysia won the Step 1 final of the H.H. Emir Cup 2023 on Friday ahead of Timmie Ahl of Sweden in second and Ali Al-Haider of Kuwait in third.
7th December, Doha: Pole-sitter, Kim Bolleby of Sweden rolled the first perfect game of the H.H. Emir Cup 2023 to stretch his lead in the qualifying standings on Thursday.
