Squad A and overnight leaders Shogo Wada, Tomoyuki Sasaki and Shusaku Asato (left, l-r) of Japan averaged 218.44 on long oil and remained atop the leaderboard in Men's Trios to the earn the second gold medal in the Asian Games bowling competition for Japan.

Squad B trios from Malaysia and Korea took the silver and bronze medals, respectively, Sunday evening at Anyang Hogye Gymnasium.

The Japanese bowlers, who had a 35-pin lead after yesterday's three-game block on short oil, rolled games of 629, 706 and 631 for 3881 total and an overall average of 215.61 to lead Squad A by almost 200 pins.

Wada led the way with 1342, Asato added 1309 and Sasaki, the only player in the men's division who has won two medals so far, contributed 1230.

Korea's Kang Hee Won, Hong Hae Sol and Shin Seung Hyeon (left, l-r), who were in third place after day one, fell far behind after a sub-par 1715 series (190.56 average). The Japanese had to sit and wait for B Squad featuring the top teams from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Korea.

Malaysia's Timmy Tan, Syafiq Ridhwan and Zulmazran Zulkifli (left, l-r) started with 602 followed by a big 719 series which left the Malaysians with a realistic shot at the title. Needing a 677 final game to tie Japan for gold, Malaysia managed 597 to earn the silver medal with 3801 (211.17 average).

Korea's Choi Bok Eum, Kim Kyung Min and Park Jong Woo (right, l-r) and the second Japanese trio featuring Doubles gold medalists Toshihiko Takahashi and Yoshinao Masatoki and Daisuke Yoshida (left, r-l) battled it out for the bronze medal.

The Koreans, who started the day from 11th place rolled games of 635, 693 and 616 for 1944 (216 average) and 3715 total to win the bronze medal. Singapore's Ng Chiew Pang, Justin Lim and Keith Saw (left, l-r) were mere 14 pins behind to finish in fourth place with 3701.

Thailand's Annop Arromsaranon, Sithiphol Kunaksorn and Yannaphon Larp-apharat (right, l-r), the gold medalist in Singles, leaped two spots into fifth place with 3696 and were followed by Wu Siu Hong, Michael Mak and Eric Tseng (below left, l-r) of Hong Kong in sixth place with 3690.

The second Japanese trio suffered a 596 final game to tie Indonesia's Ryan Lalisang, Yeri Ramadona and Hardy Rachmadian for seventh place with 3686. The Indonesians, who found themselves in 18th place after the first block (1709), posted the field-best 1977 series on long oil, an average of 219.67, to leap 11 spots.

Wu Siu Hong maintained his lead in All-Events (combined scores in Singles, Doubles, Trios and Teams) after 18 of 24 games with 3781 total and an average of 210.06. Boosted by a 748 series today, Ryan Lalisang jumped from 14th to second place with 3778.

Toshihiko Takahashi leaped five spots into third place with 3768. Yannaphon Larp-apharat moved from sixth to fourth place with 3763. Kim Kyung Min and Park Jong Woo are tied for fifth place with 3740.

Action at the 17th Asian Games shifts to the prestigious five-player Team event, which will be contested on Monday (three games on long oil) and Tuesday (three games on short oil). On both days the men will start at 9 a.m. with the women to follow at 1 p.m. The six games of the Team event will also determine the medals in All-Events and the 16 men and 16 women, who will advance to the Masters finals on Wednesday and Thursday.

Photos courtesy of Asian Bowling Federation (ABF).

The Asian Games, a.k.a. Asiad, is a Pancontinental multi-sport event held every four years among athletes from all over Asia. The XVII Asian Games run from September 19th to October 4th in Incheon, South Korea, featuring more than 9000 athletes from 25 countries, who will compete for medals in 36 sports.

Bowling made its debut in 1978 (Bangkok, Thailand) and returned in 1986 (Seoul, Korea) and was part of the Games in each event since 1994 (Hiroshima, Japan). The Bowling competition of the Incheon Asian Games will be contested Sept. 23 - Oct. 2 at Anyang Hogye Gymnasium bowling center.

176 players, 102 men and 74 women, from 19 countries - China, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, China, Indonesia, Japan, Kuwait, Macau, China, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Yemen and the host country Korea - bowl for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, Trios, five-player Teams, All-Events and Masters.

The competition will be contested on a 36-feet short and a 46-feet long lane conditioning pattern. See also the Kegel Lane Map Report.

The winners in Singles (long oil), Doubles (short oil), Trios (short/long) and Teams (long/short) will be determined by the highest six-game total. The player with the highest 24 game total of the four disciplines will become the All-Events champion.

The top 16 women and top 16 men in All-Events, but maximum two per national Olympic Committee, advance to the Masters finals Oct. 1 & 2. Those 16 bowl two eight-game blocks of Round Robin match play - first block on short, second block on long oil - to determine the top 3 players for the stepladder finals, which will conclude the Asian Games bowling competition.

 

 

 

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17th Asian Games - Men's Trios Results

Final Standings after six games; first block on short oil, second block on long oil.

Pos	Country/Players	Squad	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Japan	A	584	622	709	1915	629	706	631	1966	3881	215.61
	Tomoyuki Sasaki		198	175	255	628	204	214	184	602	1230	205.00
	Shogo Wada		211	222	213	646	252	246	198	696	1342	223.67
	Shusaku Asato		175	225	241	641	173	246	249	668	1309	218.17
2.	Malaysia	B	567	624	692	1883	602	719	597	1918	3801	211.17
	Muhamad Syafiq Ridhwan		169	213	216	598	203	257	209	669	1267	211.17
	Timmy Tan		187	228	223	638	221	244	197	662	1300	216.67
	Zulmazran Zulkifli		211	183	253	647	178	218	191	587	1234	205.67
3.	Korea	B	602	584	585	1771	635	693	616	1944	3715	206.39
	Kim Kyung Min		194	206	196	596	208	222	198	628	1224	204.00
	Park Jong Woo		204	197	213	614	221	226	197	644	1258	209.67
	Choi Bok Eum		204	181	176	561	206	245	221	672	1233	205.50
4.	Singapore	B	613	673	564	1850	681	535	635	1851	3701	205.61
	Keith Saw		210	178	194	582	268	166	236	670	1252	208.67
	Ng Chiew Pang		167	279	183	629	198	195	174	567	1196	199.33
	Justin Lim		236	216	187	639	215	174	225	614	1253	208.83
5.	Thailand	A	547	643	625	1815	629	668	584	1881	3696	205.33
	Annop Arromsaranon		180	246	222	648	213	206	148	567	1215	202.50
	Sithiphol Kunaksorn		190	173	168	531	194	236	211	641	1172	195.33
	Yannaphon Larpapharat		177	224	235	636	222	226	225	673	1309	218.17
6.	Hong Kong	B	661	507	657	1825	606	622	637	1865	3690	205.00
	Eric Tseng		220	149	236	605	210	194	202	606	1211	201.83
	Wu Siu Hong		235	180	193	608	210	236	213	659	1267	211.17
	Michael Mak		206	178	228	612	186	192	222	600	1212	202.00
7.	Japan	B	600	573	602	1775	707	608	596	1911	3686	204.78
	Daisuke Yoshida		205	183	199	587	202	171	198	571	1158	193.00
	Toshihiko Takahashi		192	200	248	640	259	210	213	682	1322	220.33
	Yoshinao Masatoki		203	190	155	548	246	227	185	658	1206	201.00
(tie)	Indonesia	B	570	555	584	1709	578	694	705	1977	3686	204.78
	Ryan Lalisang		182	170	181	533	223	236	289	748	1281	213.50
	Yeri Ramadona		186	227	202	615	183	200	213	596	1211	201.83
	Hardy Rachmadian		202	158	201	561	172	258	203	633	1194	199.00
9.	Philippines	A	606	633	580	1819	616	627	596	1839	3658	203.22
	Frederick Ong		192	190	203	585	198	223	185	606	1191	198.50
	Kenneth Chua		180	224	192	596	228	224	190	642	1238	206.33
	Biboy Rivera		234	219	185	638	190	180	221	591	1229	204.83
10.	Malaysia	A	585	580	598	1763	593	632	652	1877	3640	202.22
	Adrian Ang		211	198	210	619	202	228	196	626	1245	207.50
	Rafiq Muhammad Ismail		191	177	205	573	198	179	234	611	1184	197.33
	Alex Liew		183	205	183	571	193	225	222	640	1211	201.83
11.	Korea	A	676	621	574	1871	544	594	577	1715	3586	199.22
	Shin Seung Hyeon		191	202	200	593	184	215	161	560	1153	192.17
	Hong Hae Sol		226	236	168	630	176	170	171	517	1147	191.17
	Kang Hee Won		259	183	206	648	184	209	245	638	1286	214.33
12.	Qatar	B	584	586	618	1788	567	600	577	1744	3532	196.22
	Yousef Al-Jaber		190	248	195	633	207	170	187	564	1197	199.50
	Khaled Al-Dossari		204	165	176	545	165	227	203	595	1140	190.00
	Mubarak Al-Muraikhi		190	173	247	610	195	203	187	585	1195	199.17
13.	Philippines	B	567	625	583	1775	597	603	544	1744	3519	195.50
	Enrico Lorenzo Hernandez		181	210	207	598	211	190	180	581	1179	196.50
	Jomar Roland Jumapao		221	213	208	642	179	201	186	566	1208	201.33
	Benshir Layoso		165	202	168	535	207	212	178	597	1132	188.67
14.	Kuwait	B	544	593	586	1723	601	606	558	1765	3488	193.78
	Basel Alanzi		177	220	186	583	201	200	154	555	1138	189.67
	Ahmad Abdullah		191	200	212	603	204	196	191	591	1194	199.00
	Jassim Al-Saqer		176	173	188	537	196	210	213	619	1156	192.67
15.	United Arab Emirates	B	535	572	545	1652	603	645	571	1819	3471	192.83
	Hussain Al-Suwaidi		155	170	171	496	237	216	176	629	1125	187.50
	Naif Oqab		189	186	196	571	202	202	185	589	1160	193.33
	Shaker Ali Al-Hassan		191	216	178	585	164	227	210	601	1186	197.67
16.	Macau	A	551	599	614	1764	561	525	619	1705	3469	192.72
	Lee Tak Man		181	218	202	601	200	172	226	598	1199	199.83
	Zoe Dias Ma		175	216	178	569	185	171	202	558	1127	187.83
	Choi Io Fai		195	165	234	594	176	182	191	549	1143	190.50
17.	Indonesia	A	579	528	555	1662	617	615	562	1794	3456	192.00
	Billy Muhammad Islam		152	167	213	532	211	215	199	625	1157	192.83
	Diwan Rezaldy Syahril		236	195	189	620	219	211	200	630	1250	208.33
	Adhiguna Widiantoro		191	166	153	510	187	189	163	539	1049	174.83
18.	Kuwait	A	581	567	559	1707	640	566	535	1741	3448	191.56
	Rakan Al-Ameeri		192	164	188	544	233	199	191	623	1167	194.50
	Mostafa Al-Mousawi		178	202	195	575	191	196	128	515	1090	181.67
	Yaqoub Al-Shatti		211	201	176	588	216	171	216	603	1191	198.50
19.	China	B	580	588	567	1735	584	520	597	1701	3436	190.89
	Du Jianchao		204	194	195	593	165	167	204	536	1129	188.17
	Mi Zhongli		182	198	179	559	214	160	188	562	1121	186.83
	Wang Shizhen		194	196	193	583	205	193	205	603	1186	197.67
20.	United Arab Emirates	A	576	527	615	1718	631	546	539	1716	3434	190.78
	Mahmood Al-Attar		205	167	181	553	279	185	184	648	1201	200.17
	Mohamed Al-Marzooqi		168	200	223	591	165	176	173	514	1105	184.17
	Hareb Al-Mansoori		203	160	211	574	187	185	182	554	1128	188.00
21.	China	A	616	516	547	1679	511	515	660	1686	3365	186.94
	Qi Wankang		196	159	217	572	189	175	166	530	1102	183.67
	Wang Zhiyong		206	190	167	563	169	190	269	628	1191	198.50
	Yang Wei		214	167	163	544	153	150	225	528	1072	178.67
22.	Saudi Arabia	B	528	559	623	1710	518	493	635	1646	3356	186.44
	Mohammed Al-Saud		167	181	193	541	156	148	206	510	1051	175.17
	Abdulla Al-Dolijan		159	167	172	498	191	177	225	593	1091	181.83
	Bader Al-Shaikh		202	211	258	671	171	168	204	543	1214	202.33
23.	Suadi Arabia	A	568	526	534	1628	539	542	599	1680	3308	183.78
	Adel Ali Al-Barqi		217	165	207	589	151	201	179	531	1120	186.67
	Yasser Ahmed Abulreesh		145	180	150	475	198	164	205	567	1042	173.67
	Talal Al-Towereb		206	181	177	564	190	177	215	582	1146	191.00
24.	Singapore	A	544	545	512	1601	616	588	477	1681	3282	182.33
	Javier Tan		193	196	185	574	175	165	167	507	1081	180.17
	Joel Tan		159	202	155	516	185	232	143	560	1076	179.33
	Muhammed Jaris Goh		192	147	172	511	256	191	167	614	1125	187.50
25.	Hong Kong	A	571	528	513	1612	538	568	549	1655	3267	181.50
	Rickle Kam		204	233	146	583	184	193	181	558	1141	190.17
	Wicky Yeung		200	152	210	562	223	222	154	599	1161	193.50
	Mike Chan		167	143	157	467	131	153	214	498	965	160.83
26.	Qatar	A	568	561	506	1635	512	543	573	1628	3263	181.28
	Jassim Mohamed Al-Muraikhi		152	191	197	540	143	231	234	608	1148	191.33
	Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Deyab		219	172	143	534	180	137	179	496	1030	171.67
	Jassem Ibrahim Al-Deyab		197	198	166	561	189	175	160	524	1085	180.83
27.	Vietnam	B	490	498	548	1536	545	579	545	1669	3205	178.06
	Le Anh Tuan		174	170	170	514	149	183	182	514	1028	171.33
	Pham Quco Bao Ky		145	160	165	470	194	196	181	571	1041	173.50
	Nguyen Thanh Pho		171	168	213	552	202	200	182	584	1136	189.33
28.	Macau	B	560	516	479	1555	507	543	562	1612	3167	175.94
	Toby Tam		205	133	132	470	158	213	213	584	1054	175.67
	Man Si Kei		195	199	173	567	163	163	161	487	1054	175.67
	Chan Kam Seng		160	184	174	518	186	167	188	541	1059	176.50
29.	Mongolia	B	514	469	436	1419	560	531	560	1651	3070	170.56
	Batmunkh Bayaraa		153	153	132	438	188	159	201	548	986	164.33
	Sodnomdorj Jamts		169	166	146	481	221	168	174	563	1044	174.00
	Tuvshinsanaa Myesenge		192	150	158	500	151	204	185	540	1040	173.33
30.	Mongolia	A	435	527	506	1468	500	547	512	1559	3027	168.17
	Zorigt Dondov		177	173	162	512	177	179	161	517	1029	171.50
	Attangerel Ganbold		131	157	153	441	167	162	177	506	947	157.83
	Ochir Batjargai Tseveen		127	197	191	515	156	206	174	536	1051	175.17
31.	Uzbekistan	B	442	425	515	1382	537	404	577	1518	2900	161.11
	Viktor Smirnov		153	133	175	461	157	134	229	520	981	163.50
	Bakhodir Arifov		139	139	159	437	184	135	191	510	947	157.83
	Fayzulla Nasirov		150	153	181	484	196	135	157	488	972	162.00
32.	Uzbekistan	A	530	442	453	1425	488	487	465	1440	2865	159.17
	Bakhtiyor Dalabaev		189	134	189	512	164	184	150	498	1010	168.33
	Sergey Sapov		153	162	138	453	159	141	169	469	922	153.67
	Kudrat Khilyamov		188	146	126	460	165	162	146	473	933	155.50

 

17th Asian Games - Men's All-Events after 18 of 24 games

Top 16 (max two per NOC) after 24 games advance to the Masters finals.

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Trios	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Wu Siu Hong	Hong Kong	18	1266	1248	1267		3781	210.06
2.	Ryan Lalisang	Indonesia	18	1253	1244	1281		3778	209.89
3.	Toshihiko Takahashi	Japan	18	1181	1265	1322		3768	209.33
4.	Yannaphon Larpapharat	Thailand	18	1319	1135	1309		3763	209.06
5.	Kim Kyung Min	Korea	18	1260	1256	1224		3740	207.78
(tie)	Park Jong Woo	Korea	18	1269	1213	1258		3740	207.78
7.	Diwan Rezaldy Syahril	Indonesia	18	1147	1322	1250		3719	206.61
8.	Justin Lim	Singapore	18	1183	1263	1253		3699	205.50
9.	Shaker Al-Hassan	UAE	18	1230	1281	1186		3697	205.39
10.	Zulmazran Zulkifli	Malaysia	18	1298	1163	1234		3695	205.28
11.	Kang Hee Won	Korea	18	1207	1187	1286		3680	204.44
12.	Shogo Wada	Japan	18	1221	1115	1342		3678	204.33
(tie)	Choi Bok Eum	Korea	18	1231	1214	1233		3678	204.33
14.	Yoshinao Masatoki	Japan	18	1201	1268	1206		3675	204.17
15.	Timmy Tan	Malaysia	18	1180	1177	1300		3657	203.17
16.	Billy Muhammad Islam	Indonesia	18	1218	1275	1157		3650	202.78
17.	Frederick Ong	Philippines	18	1228	1218	1191		3637	202.06
18.	Hussain Al-Suwaidi	UAE	18	1234	1270	1125		3629	201.61
19.	Wang Zhiyong	China	18	1257	1180	1191		3628	201.56
20.	Shusaku Asato	Japan	18	1060	1258	1309		3627	201.50
21.	Tomoyuki Sasaki	Japan	18	1174	1219	1230		3623	201.28
(tie)	Muhamad Syafiq Ridhwan	Malaysia	18	1195	1161	1267		3623	201.28
23.	Rafiq Muhammad Ismail	Malaysia	18	1212	1222	1184		3618	201.00
24.	Yeri Ramadona	Indonesia	18	1216	1181	1211		3608	200.44
25.	Sithiphol Kunaksorn	Thailand	18	1299	1132	1172		3603	200.17
26.	Bader Al-Shaikh	Saudi Arabia	18	1205	1177	1214		3596	199.78
27.	Adrian Ang	Malaysia	18	1208	1138	1245		3591	199.50
28.	Naif Oqab	UAE	18	1239	1191	1160		3590	199.44
29.	Hardy Rachmadian	Indonesia	18	1171	1214	1194		3579	198.83
30.	Biboy Rivera	Philippines	18	1158	1189	1229		3576	198.67
31.	Alex Liew	Malaysia	18	1170	1192	1211		3573	198.50
32.	Du Jianchao	China	18	1300	1138	1129		3567	198.17
33.	Keith Saw	Singapore	18	1176	1130	1252		3558	197.67
34.	Shin Seung Hyeon	Korea	18	1263	1140	1153		3556	197.56
35.	Yousef Al-Jaber	Qatar	18	1183	1168	1197		3548	197.11
36.	Michael Mak	Hong Kong	18	1195	1138	1212		3545	196.94
(tie)	Kenneth Chua	Philippines	18	1171	1136	1238		3545	196.94
38.	Annop Arromsaranon	Thailand	18	1273	1056	1215		3544	196.89
39.	Ng Chiew Pang	Singapore	18	1183	1159	1196		3538	196.56
40.	Daisuke Yoshida	Japan	18	1090	1283	1158		3531	196.17
41.	Mubarak Al-Muraikhi	Qatar	18	1153	1180	1195		3528	196.00
42.	Wang Shizhen	China	18	1111	1230	1186		3527	195.94
43.	Enrico Lorenzo Hernandez	Philippines	18	1215	1131	1179		3525	195.83
44.	Mi Zhongli	China	18	1168	1233	1121		3522	195.67
45.	Hong Hae Sol	Korea	18	1229	1136	1147		3512	195.11
(tie)	Atittarat Cheng	Thailand	18	1184	1183	1145		3512	195.11
47.	Jassim Mohamed Al-Muraikhi	Qatar	18	1199	1162	1148		3509	194.94
48.	Yaqoub Al-Shatti	Kuwait	18	1186	1131	1191		3508	194.89
49.	Lee Tak Man	Macau	18	1112	1187	1199		3498	194.33
50.	Ahmad Abdullah	Kuwait	18	1111	1189	1194		3494	194.11
51.	Jassim Al-Saqer	Kuwait	18	1225	1110	1156		3491	193.94
52.	Jassem Ibrahim Al-Deyab	Qatar	18	1188	1217	1085		3490	193.89
53.	Rickle Kam	Hong Kong	18	1133	1200	1141		3474	193.00
54.	Eric Tseng	Hong Kong	18	1134	1116	1211		3461	192.28
55.	Wicky Yeung	Hong Kong	18	1126	1169	1161		3456	192.00
56.	Khaled Al-Dossari	Qatar	18	1175	1133	1140		3448	191.56
57.	Muhammed Jaris Goh	Singapore	18	1180	1138	1125		3443	191.28
58.	Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Deyab	Qatar	18	1188	1204	1030		3422	190.11
59.	Hareb Al-Mansoori	UAE	18	1131	1149	1128		3408	189.33
60.	Jomar Roland Jumapao	Philippines	18	1098	1101	1208		3407	189.28
61.	Talal Al-Towereb	Saudi Arabia	18	1089	1151	1146		3386	188.11
62.	Mostafa Al-Mousawi	Kuwait	18	1172	1104	1090		3366	187.00
63.	Zoe Dias Ma	Macau	18	1145	1091	1127		3363	186.83
64.	Benshir Layoso	Philippines	18	1160	1068	1132		3360	186.67
65.	Choi Io Fai	Macau	18	1048	1167	1143		3358	186.56
66.	Mahmood Al-Attar	UAE	18	1111	1044	1201		3356	186.44
67.	Yang Wei	China	18	1206	1075	1072		3353	186.28
68.	Rakan Al-Ameeri	Kuwait	18	1145	1038	1167		3350	186.11
(tie)	Joel Tan	Singapore	18	1115	1159	1076		3350	186.11
70.	Abdulla Al-Dolijan	Saudi Arabia	18	1169	1089	1091		3349	186.06
71.	Javier Tan	Singapore	18	1091	1162	1081		3334	185.22
72.	Qi Wankang	China	18	1051	1176	1102		3329	184.94
73.	Panuruj Vilailak	Thailand	18	1136	1034	1157		3327	184.83
74.	Bakhtiyor Dalabaev	Uzbekistan	18	1230	1086	1010		3326	184.78
75.	Mohammed Al-Saud	Saudi Arabia	18	1141	1082	1051		3274	181.89
76.	Toby Tam	Macau	18	1007	1210	1054		3271	181.72
77.	Basel Alanzi	Kuwait	18	1050	1069	1138		3257	180.94
78.	Yasser Ahmed Abulreesh	Saudi Arabia	18	1200	1010	1042		3252	180.67
79.	Adel Ali Al-Barqi	Saudi Arabia	18	1051	1068	1120		3239	179.94
80.	Nguyen Thanh Pho	Vietnam	18	1101	998	1136		3235	179.72
81.	Mike Chan	Hong Kong	18	1102	1144	965		3211	178.39
82.	Pham Quco Bao Ky	Vietnam	18	1067	1101	1041		3209	178.28
83.	Adhiguna Widiantoro	Indonesia	18	1161	997	1049		3207	178.17
84.	Ihab Lufti Taha Al-Hashimi	Yemen	18	1120	1140	939		3199	177.72
85.	Bakhodir Arifov	Uzbekistan	18	1142	1100	947		3189	177.17
86.	Sergey Sapov	Uzbekistan	18	1094	1166	922		3182	176.78
87.	Chan Kam Seng	Macau	18	1041	1079	1059		3179	176.61
88.	Dao Xuan Phuc	Vietnam	18	1035	941	1198		3174	176.33
89.	Mohamed Ibrahim Al-Marzooqi	UAE	18	1007	1024	1105		3136	174.22
90.	Sodnomdorj Jamts	Mongolia	18	1084	1003	1044		3131	173.94
91.	Batmunkh Bayaraa	Mongolia	18	1127	984	986		3097	172.06
92.	Le Anh Tuan	Vietnam	18	972	1068	1028		3068	170.44
93.	Man Si Kei	Macau	18	1050	963	1054		3067	170.39
94.	Zorigt Dondov	Mongolia	18	975	1027	1029		3031	168.39
95.	Fayzulla Nasirov	Uzbekistan	18	1012	1035	972		3019	167.72
96.	Viktor Smirnov	Uzbekistan	18	1032	997	981		3010	167.22
97.	Kudrat Khilyamov	Uzbekistan	18	938	986	933		2857	158.72
98.	Attangerel Ganbold	Mongolia	18	972	842	947		2761	153.39
99.	Le Hong Minh Quang	Vietnam	18	936	906	906		2748	152.67
100.	Tuvshinsanaa Myesenge	Mongolia	18	1074	0	1040		2114	117.44
101.	Ochir Batjargai Tseveen	Mongolia	12	1039	0	1051		2090	174.17
102.	Saeed Ali Saeed Al-Hushail	Yemen	12	978	1044	0		2022	168.50