Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, and
Liza Del Rosario of the Philippines are the 2003 men's and women's Asian rankings champions. Siu Hong, who won the Asian Rankings in 2001, finished 12 points ahead of Michael Little, Australia, and 37 ahead of Ahmed Shaheen, Qatar. World trios Champions Del Rosario and Liza Clutario capped off a fantastic season. Del Rosario improved on a runner-up finish last year to win the 2003 Asian women's rankings, mere three points ahead of Clutario. 3-time defending ranking champion Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia, ended up in third place.
Kim Eun Jung from Korea and Aussie Jason Belmonte have positioned themselves atop the women's and men's Asian Bowling Federation rankings. Eun Jung, who has 188 ranking points, leads Vanessa Fung from Hong Kong (163) by 25 points. Belmonte has accumulated 205 ranking points and holds a comfortable 85 point lead over compatriot Jarrod Lean, who is second with 120 points.
Remy Ong (l.) from Singapore and Putty Armein from Indonesia won the 2006 men's and women's ABF rankings. After the ranking points given for the QubicaAMF World Cup were finally added Ong maintained a slim 8-point lead in the men's rankings while Armein held a dominating 135-point lead in the women's rankings.
Remy Ong from Singapore and Putty Armein from Indonesia continued to lead the men's and women's Asian Bowling Federation (ABF) rankings after the conclusion of the 15th Asian Games in Qatar. The top 8 men and women will qualify for the 2007 World Ranking Masters in Doha, Qatar. 
Within mere three tournaments or less than a month, Remy Ong (left) from Singapore rocketed from 25th position into the lead of the 2006 Men's Asian Bowling Federation (ABF) rankings. Two-time Asian Championships gold medalist Putty Armein (right) from Indonesia held onto lead the women's rankings.
With the results from the 3rd Commonwealth Championship in Melbourne, Australia in the books, Surasak Manuwong, Thailand and Choy Poh Lai (pictured), Malaysia, became the new leaders in the men's and women's Asian Rankings. The top eight at the end of the season will qualify for the 2007 World Ranking Masters in Qatar. 
Petaling Jaya: The Zulkiflis – Zulmazran (left) and Shalin (right) – have both become the top ranked Asian men and women bowlers with their impressive runs in the last two months. Based on the latest rankings list released for the first half of the year on June 1, Zulmazran is ranked as the number one men bowler in the Asian region for the first time in his bowling career.
Zulmazran Zulkifli and Shalin Zulkifli (not related) lead the 2006 Asian Rankings after the points for the World Ranking Masters were included. Four Malaysian men and six women are among the top eight who will qualify for the 2007 World Ranking Masters in Qatar. 
With the final Asian ranking event, the 3rd West Asian Games, in the books, Malaysian internationals Alex Liew and Wendy Chai emerged as men's and women's Asian ranking champions 2005. The top eight men and the top 8 women qualified for the 2006 World Ranking Masters to be held at Cosmo Bowling in Kuwait, May 9-15, 2006.
Qatar's Ahmed Shaheen and Shalin Zulkifli of Malaysia won the 2004 Asian Bowling Federation rankings. Former World Champion Shaheen captured his second title after 2000, with 2002 champion Remy Ong of Singapore in second place and 2001 and defending champion Wu Siu Hong from Hong Kong third. Zulkifli earned her fourth ranking title in five years after finishing third in 2004. Defending champion Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, ended up second with Sarah Yap, Malaysia, third.
The 2002 Asian Bowling Federation ranking season ended with the Singapore Open Masters and the Asian Bowling Tour Grand Slam Finals, both in Singapore. A perfect venue for Singapore's best Remy Ong, who finished as Asian's top-ranked male bowler for the first time. No changes in the women's rankings as Malaysia's Shalin Zulkifli won the title for the third consecutive year.