Chan Suk Han, Hong Kong (on the right), and
Kritchawat Jampakhao, Thailand, captured the women's and men's title in the ABF Tour's season-ending Tournament of Champions at Jaya Ancol Bowling Center in Jakarta, Indonesia. Chan easily defeated the crowd's favorite
Shalima Zalsha, Indonesia, 218-168, to capture the women' title and $10,000. The men's final was an all-Thailand affair between the two qualifying leaders. No. 1 seed, Kritchawat Jampakhao topped No. 2
Surasak Manuwong, 203-174, to cruise to victory, worth $20,000.
The Asian Bowling Federation Tour 2007 Grand Finals - the Tournament of Champions - arrives in Jakarta for the fourth time at Jaya Ancol Bowling Center, January 10-13, where the top 16 men and top 16 women bowlers based on their 2007 Tour rankings will be vying for glory. The ABF Tour Tournament of Champions will be broadcasted LIVE on Indonesia Metro TV and the highlights of the finals will be televised later on local television channels of the seven countries where the tour was held.
The 2007 Asian Bowling Federation Tour consisted of six tournaments in Kuwait, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Philippines, Indonesia and Hong Kong. The legs in the Arabic countries, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia were for men only. Ryan Lalisang (l.), Indonesia, and Kim Eun Jung (r.), Korea, won the 2007 men's and women's ABF Tour rankings by a landslide. The top 16 men and the top 16 women in the 2007 ABF Tour rankings qualified for the ABF Tour Tournament of Champions. 
Asian Games champion Ryan Lalisang from Indonesia and Asia's No. 1 woman, Kim Eun Jung, Korea, earned the men's and women's titles in the final 2007 Asian Bowling Federation Tour leg at Hong Kong Bowling City in Hong Kong, China. In a low-scoring men's title match, Lalisang defeated Yannaphon Larp-apharat, Thailand, 163-149. Kim, who survived a 157-155 opening match against Lily Suhaimi, Indonesia, topped Bernice Lim, Singapore, in the women's title match, 200-165. 
Biboy Rivera (l.), Philippines and Lai Kin Ngoh (r.), Malaysia, flew past their opponents to cruise to victory in the Asian Bowling Federation Tour Indonesia leg, the fifth stop of the ABF Tour in the year 2007. Rivera defeated Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, 209-168 to win his first career ABF Tour title, while KN topped 2006 Asian ranking leader Putty Armein, Indonesia, 216-188, to win the Indonesia leg for the second time after 2005.
Oh Young Ki, Korea, and Tang Joh Six, Malaysia, won their four matches in single-elimination match play to claim the men's and women's title at the fourth stop of the 2007 Asian Bowling Federation Tour in Pasay City, Philippines. Oh (l.) saved his best for the last firing the high game of the event to defeat Asian Games champion Ryan Lalisang, 257-233. On the women's side, Six (r.) topped local favorite Marjo Reyes, 198-170. 
Hussain Al Suwaidi (pictured with Saudi Arabia Bowling Federation President Ibrahim Al-Juraifani) flew past Fadhel Al Mousawi, Kuwait, 205-139, in the championship match to cruise to victory in the Asian Bowling Federation Tour Saudi Arabia leg at Universal Bowling Center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Third and fourth place went to local bowlers Mohammed Al Saud and Yousef Akbar. 
Somjed Kusonpithak, Thailand, defeated his compatriot Kritchawat Jampakao, by two pins, 187-185, while Kim Young Ju, Korea, won the women's championship match against Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, by the closest possible margin, 203-202, en route to capture the titles in the 2007 Asian Bowling Federation Tour Thailand leg at SF Strike Bowl in Bangkok, Thailand.
Ryan Lalisang, the Asian Games champion from Indonesia, defeated Jason Belmonte, the two-hander from Australia, in the title match, 201-191, to win the first stop of the 2007 Asian Bowling Federation Tour in Kuwait. Belmonte however set the TV highlights when he rolled a 299 game in the first round against Yannaphon Larp-apharat from Thailand and won in Round 2 in roll-off after a 234-234 tie vs. Yousif Akbar, Saudi Arabia.
