Ryan Lalisang of Indonesia and South Korea's Kim Eun Jung (pictured left, l-r) emerged as men's and women's champion in the Asian Bowling Federation Tour Indonesia leg Monday at Jaya Ancol Bowl in Jakarta.

The top 16 men and the top 16 women in the 11th Indonesia Open Bowling Championship qualified for the event.

In the men's championship match Lalisang (right) flew past Surasak Manuwong of Thailand, 235-161, to claim his fifth career ABF Tour title.

In a high-scoring event, Lalisang ousted his compatriot, Indonesia Open champion Yeri Ramadona, 258-246, and went on to defeat fellow countryman Diwan Rizaldy in the quarterfinals, 278-233, and Michael Tsang of Hong Kong in the semifinal, 240-193.

Kim Eun Jung, who was making her comeback on the Tour after a long break to an injury, eliminated Indonesia's Putty Armein, 224-214, Angkana Netvriseth of Thailand, 238-203, and Shinta Noen, 224-144, on her way to the title match, where she fell to Indonesia's Novie Phang, 231-227.

Phang, however, was disqualified "for technical issues in the bowling ball" and Jung was declared the winner. Phang, who rolled the first ever 300 game by a women in the history of the ABF Tour in her second-round match against compatriot Alisha Nabila fell to 16th place and did not receive any ranking points.

The 2013 ABF Tour consists of nine legs, five in the Middle East with a men's division only and four in East and South East Asia featuring men and women in separate divisions. The Indonesian leg was the final event for the women.

The men's Tour will commence next Sunday, September 29, with the Dubai leg at the Dubai bowling center in the UAE and concludes with the Saudi Arabia leg on December 17 in Riyadh.

Players earn ranking points based on how they finish in each event. The top 16 men and the top 16 women at the end of the 2013 season qualify for the ABF Tour Tournament of Champions scheduled for March 2014 in Kuwait.

Photos courtesy of www.abftour.com.

 

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2013 ABF Tour Indonesia leg - Men's Division

Jaya Ancol Bowl in Jakarta, Indonesia (Sept. 23, 2013)

Championship:
Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, def. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, 235-161

Semifinal:
Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, def. Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, 240-193
Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, def. Adhiguna Widiantoro, Indonesia, 214-171

Quarterfinal:
Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, def. Diwan Rizaldy, Indonesia, 278-233
Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, def. Billy M. Islam, Indonesia, 279-247
Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, def. Eric Tseng, Hong Kong, 258-227
Adhiguna Widiantoro, Indonesia, def. Sithiphol Kunaksorn, Thailand, 238-191

Round of 16:
Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, def. Yeri Ramadona, Indonesia, 258-247
Diwan Rizaldy, Indonesia, def. Hardy Rachmadian, Indonesia, 225-217
Billy M. Islam, Indonesia, def. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, 231-191
Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, def. Yannaphon Larp-apharat, Thailand, 235-225
Eric Tseng, Hong Kong, def. Kang Bo Long, Malaysia, 279-235
Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, def. Michael Mak, Hong Kong, 259-236
Sithiphol Kunaksorn, Thailand, def. Jaen Barts, Indonesia, 247-206
Adhiguna Widiantoro, Indonesia, def. Yaqoub Al Shatti, Kuwait, 227-195

 

2013 ABF Tour Indonesia leg - Men's Final Standings

1. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 75
2. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, 60
3. Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, 46
4. Adhiguna Widiantoro, Indonesia, 45
5. Billy M. Islam, Indonesia, 33
6. Diwan Rizaldy, Indonesia, 32
7. Eric Tseng, Hong Kong, 31
8. Sithiphol Kunaksorn, Thailand, 30
9. Yeri Ramadona, Indonesia, 20
10. Michael Mak, Hong Kong, 19
11. Kang Bo Long, Malaysia, 18
12. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand, 17
13. Hardy Rachmadian, Indonesia, 16
14. Jaen Barts, Indonesia, 15
15. Yaqoub Al-Shatti, Kuwait, 14
16. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, 13

 

2013 ABF Tour Men's Ranking after seven events

Players with position, country and ranking points

1. Rakan Al-Amiri, Kuwait, 165
2. Hussain Al-Suwaidi, UAE, 137
3. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, 137
4. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 134
5. Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, 124
6. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, 112.5
7. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand, 107
8. Eric Tseng, Hong Kong, 106.5
9. Sithiphol Kunaksorn, Thailand, 105
10. Wicky Yeung, Hong Kong, 94.5
11. Lee Tak Man, Macau, 94
12. Mansour Al-Awami, Qatar, 92
13. Sam Cooley, Australia, 88
14. Rickle Kam, Hong Kong, 79
15. Mohammed Al-Saud, Saudi Arabia, 76
16. Ayman Hashem, Egypt, 75
17. Shaker Al-Hassan, UAE, 72
18. Khaled Al-Dubyyan, Kuwait, 70
19. Michael Mak, Hong Kong, 66
20. Yousif Falah, Bahrain, 65
21. Annop Arromsaranon, Thailand, 64
22. Jassim Darwish, Kuwait, 63
23. Basel Al-Anzi, Kuwait, 61
24. Cheng Hsing-Chao, Chinese Taipei, 60
25. Ahmed A. Jabber, Bahrain, 60
26. Dechochai Tinjiratip, Thailand, 60
27. Hareb Al-Mansoori, UAE, 60
28. Mahmoud Atef, Egypt, 60
29. Mohannad Ibrahim, Kuwait, 60
30. Billy M. Islam, Indonesia, 53
31. Yeri Ramadona, Indonesia, 50
32. Khaled Al-Doseri, Qatar, 46
33. Ahmed Abdel Hamid, Egypt, 45
34. Ahmed Amin Al-Awahdi, Bahrain, 45
35. Adhiguna Widiantoro, Indonesia, 45
36. Rocky Hui, Hong Kong, 35
37. Kang Bo Long, Malaysia, 35
38. Andrew Frawley, Australia, 33
39. Mahdi Assad, Bahrain, 33
40. David Tsang, Hong Kong, 32
41. Diwan Rizaldy, Indonesia, 32
42. Choi Io Fai, Macau, 30
43. Fahad Al-Rageeb, Kuwait, 30
44. Mohammed Al-Ragebah, Kuwait, 30
45. Eslam Ead, Egypt, 20
46. Mohammed Janahi, Bahrain, 20
47. Zoe Dias Ma, Macau, 20
48. Li Min-Jhe, Chinese Taipei, 19
49. Fawaz Abdulla, Bahrain, 19
50. Hossam Sobhy, Egypt, 19
51. Sayed Al-Hashemi, UAE, 18
52. Badin Lerdpiriyasakulkut, Thailand, 17.5
53. Hardy Rachmadian, Indonesia, 16
54. Yousef Al-Jaber, Qatar, 15
55. Jaen Barts, Indonesia, 15
56. Rodson Tong, Malaysia, 14
57. Amr Nour, Egypt, 14
58. Yaqoub Al-Shatti, Kuwait, 14
59. Raymond Leung, Hong Kong, 13

 

2013 ABF Tour Indonesia leg - Women's Division

Jaya Ancol Bowl in Jakarta, Indonesia (Sept. 23, 2013)

Championship:
Novie Phang, Indonesia, def. Kim Eun Jung, Korea, 231-227
Phang was disqualified due to techical issues with her bowling ball.

Semifinal:
Novie Phang, Indonesia, def. Anak Agung Ayu, Indonesia, 223-147
Kim Eun Jung, Korea, def. Shinta Noen, Indonesia, 224-144

Quarterfinal:
Novie Phang, Indonesia, def. Alisha Nabila, Indonesia, 300-223
Anak Agung Ayu, Indonesia, def. Cheya Chantika, Indonesia, 268-177
Shinta Noen, Indonesia, def. Adila Indriyati, Indonesia, 203-202
Kim Eun Jung, Korea, def. Angkana Netvriseth, Thailand, 238-203

Round of 16:
Alisha Nabila, Indonesia, def. Sharon Limansantoso, Indonesia, 215-206
Novie Phang, Indonesia, def. Chan Shuk Han, Hong Kong, 222-189
Cheya Chantika, Indonesia, def. Adien Yonne, Indonesia, 245-214
Anak Agung Ayu, Indonesia, def. Ivana Hie, Indonesia, 248-169
Shinta Noen, Indonesia, def. Puteri Astari, Indonesia, 223-212
Adila Indriyati, Indonesia, def. Park Jin Hee, Korea, 278-207
Kim Eun Jung, Korea, def. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 224-216
Angkana Netvriseth, Thailand, def. Han Sol, Korea, 232-170

 

2013 ABF Tour Indonesia leg - Women's Final Standings

Players with position, country and ranking points

1. Kim Eun Jung, Korea, 75
2. Anak Agung Ayu, Indonesia, 60
3. Shinta Noen, Indonesia, 46
4. Alisha Nabila, Indonesia, 45
5. Chan Shuk Han, Hong Kong, 33
6. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 32
7. Aldila Indriyati, Indonesia, 31
8. Cheya Chantika, Indonesia, 30
9. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 20
10. Adien Yonne, Indonesia, 19
11. Puteri Astari, Indonesia, 18
12. Sharon Limansantoso, Indonesia, 17
13. Park Jin Hee, Korea, 16
14. Han Sol, Korea, 15
15. Ivana Hie, Indonesia, 14
16. Novie Phang, Indonesia (disqualified)

 

2013 ABF Tour Women's Ranking - Final standings after four events

Players with position, country and ranking points. The top 16 qualify for the ABFT Tournament of Champions.

1. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 125
2. Kim Eun Jung, Korea, 107
3. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, 107
4. Anak Agung Ayu, Indonesia, 91
5. Shinta Noen, Indonesia, 91
6. Chan Shuk Han, Hong Kong, 86
7. Milki Ng, Hong Kong, 84.5
8. Sharon Limansantoso, Indonesia, 77
9. Cheya Chantika, Indonesia, 76
10. Alisha Nabila Larasati, Indonesia, 60
11. Dias De Souza, Veronica, Macau, 60
12. Tanaprang Sathean, Thailand, 59
13. Hui Tong, Macau, 54
14. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 52
15. Filomena Choi, Macau, 45.5
16. Gloria Yung, Hong Kong, 40

17. Zoe Tam, Hong Kong, 38
18. Julia Lam, Macau, 34
19. Natthida Sertluecha, Thailand, 33
20. Leong Mei Sheung, Hong Kong, 32
21. Adila Indriyati, Indonesia, 31
22. Ivana Hie, Indonesia, 30
23. Kerdto Kanda, Macau, 30
24. Thanchanok Vilailax, Thailand, 30
25. Hazel Lam, Hong Kong, 23
26. Chen Ya-Chi, Chinese Taipei, 20
27. Yanee Saebae, Thailand, 20
28. Adien Yonne, Indonesia, 19
29. Tracey Lin, Singapore, 19
30. Puteri Astari, Indonesia, 18
31. Choi Fatima Gonzaga, Macau, 18
32. Korngunya Aree, Thailand, 17
33. Park Jin Hee, Korea, 16
34. Han Sol, Korea, 15
35. Sonia Ho, Hong Kong, 15
36. Chantanee Sarnswang, Thailand, 14
37. Katherine Wu, Hong Kong, 14
38. Un Im Cheng, Macau, 13
39. Michelle Wong, Hong Kong, 13
40. Tilda Shum, Hong Kong, 11.5
41. Vicky Yeung, Hong Kong, 11.5
42. Agnes Chang, Hong Kong, 10