Singapore cruises to victory in Men's Doubles in Indonesia

08/11/06

Indonesia

Jason Yeong Nathan achieves perfection

After a slow start into the Men's Doubles event, Singapore's Jason Yeong Nathan and Carl De Vries (r-l) came up strong to win the gold medal at the 19th Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships in Indonesia with 2638 pinfall total and an average of 219,83.

The highlight came in game five when Nathan rolled a 300-game and De Vries added 264 for a huge 564-score.

Chinese Taipei's Yang Nien-Hua and Cheng Chao-Yu (left) combined for 2562 to take the silver medal. Abdulla Al-Qattan and Ahmed Shaheen of Qatar (right) were mere six pins behind to earn the bronze medal with 2556.

19th Asian Championships - Men's Doubles (Short Oil)

Pos	Bowler	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Ave.
1.	Singapore	323	460	431	454	564	406	2638	219,83
	Jason Yeong Nathan	154	246	223	258	300	202	1383	230,50
	Carl De Vries	169	214	208	196	264	204	1255	209,17
2.	Chinese Taipei	392	456	430	389	481	414	2562	213,50
	Yang Nien-Hua	180	267	203	216	234	194	1294	215,67
	Cheng Chao-Yu	212	189	227	173	247	220	1268	211,33
3.	Qatar	369	433	484	409	398	463	2556	213,00
	Abdulla Al Qattan	201	216	237	222	173	254	1303	217,17
	Ahmed Shaheen	168	217	247	187	225	209	1253	208,83
4.	Chinese Taipei	408	405	418	416	451	439	2537	211,42
	Kao Hai-Yuan	185	193	205	216	258	216	1273	212,17
	Ku Ching-Ho	223	212	213	200	193	223	1264	210,67
5.	Malaysia	434	433	394	442	374	441	2518	209,83
	Alex Liew	243	242	209	216	195	244	1349	224,83
	Ben Heng	191	191	185	226	179	197	1169	194,83
6.	Korea	456	380	379	515	393	384	2507	208,92
	Han Ji Hoon	269	175	177	258	185	196	1260	210,00
	Chung Seung Wan	187	205	202	257	208	188	1247	207,83
7.	Saudi Arabia	364	369	424	448	439	431	2475	206,25
	Hani Abdul Aziz	202	213	246	248	224	215	1348	224,67
	Yasser Ahmed	162	156	178	200	215	216	1127	187,83
8.	Malaysia	355	378	387	436	386	533	2475	206,25
	Azidi Ameran	187	186	223	246	168	255	1265	210,83
	Daniel Lim	168	192	164	190	218	278	1210	201,67
9.	Qatar	381	386	470	532	363	339	2471	205,92
	Ahmad Al Mohanadi	172	181	245	256	188	191	1233	205,50
	Saed Al Hajri	209	205	225	276	175	148	1238	206,33
10.	Kuwait	470	450	361	355	405	420	2461	205,08
	Khaled Al Dubyyan	246	233	204	168	189	255	1295	215,83
	Fadhel Al Mousawi	224	217	157	187	216	165	1166	194,33
11.	Uae	391	438	326	392	476	413	2436	203,00
	Shaker Ali	185	255	156	203	267	232	1298	216,33
	Nayef Al Abadla	206	183	170	189	209	181	1138	189,67
12.	China	489	431	397	364	360	394	2435	202,92
	Wang Shizhen	256	205	192	195	159	182	1189	198,17
	Wang Yingjun	233	226	205	169	201	212	1246	207,67
13.	Saudi Arabia	428	423	312	501	406	358	2428	202,33
	Ahmad Al Hadyan	221	199	160	257	203	178	1218	203,00
	Yousif M H Akbar	207	224	152	244	203	180	1210	201,67
14.	Japan	341	412	427	376	402	468	2426	202,17
	Yoshinao Masatoki	162	189	256	206	182	233	1228	204,67
	Masaru Ito	179	223	171	170	220	235	1198	199,67
15.	Philippines	364	409	385	459	429	379	2425	202,08
	Tyrone Ongpauco	178	199	165	222	213	190	1167	194,50
	Markwin Tee	186	210	220	237	216	189	1258	209,67
16.	Saudi Arabia	348	373	474	390	431	396	2412	201,00
	Hassan Al Shaikh	177	201	247	213	225	179	1242	207,00
	Bader Al Shaikh	171	172	227	177	206	217	1170	195,00
17.	Philippines	390	389	411	414	426	375	2405	200,42
	Paeng Nepomuceno	190	174	173	223	211	201	1172	195,33
	C J Suarez	200	215	238	191	215	174	1233	205,50
18.	Japan	381	472	387	402	370	391	2403	200,25
	Masaaki Takemoto	191	256	208	216	212	179	1262	210,33
	T Takahashi	190	216	179	186	158	212	1141	190,17
19.	Singapore	410	409	428	401	426	327	2401	200,08
	Lee Yu-Wen	175	195	192	174	210	167	1113	185,50
	Remy Ong	235	214	236	227	216	160	1288	214,67
20.	Hong Kong	353	415	464	426	336	405	2399	199,92
	Cyrus Cheung	157	180	216	209	161	184	1107	184,50
	Wu Siu Hong	196	235	248	217	175	221	1292	215,33
21.	Malaysia	351	351	434	426	431	399	2392	199,33
	Adrian Ang	172	171	234	222	203	182	1184	197,33
	Mohd Noer Said	179	180	200	204	228	217	1208	201,33
22.	Chinese Taipei	435	409	371	419	381	366	2381	198,42
	Cheng Fang-Yu	211	216	166	218	170	177	1158	193,00
	Wang Tuen-Fun	224	193	205	201	211	189	1223	203,83
23.	Bahrain	431	395	412	398	386	346	2368	197,33
	Mohd Al Jahromi	216	191	238	233	175	189	1242	207,00
	Mohd Al Shawoosh	215	204	174	165	211	157	1126	187,67
24.	Qatar	460	387	381	383	354	394	2359	196,58
	Bandar Al Shafi	226	184	180	161	174	180	1105	184,17
	Mubarak Ali	234	203	201	222	180	214	1254	209,00
25.	Singapore	414	416	332	406	347	427	2342	195,17
	Justin Teng	158	193	155	180	176	217	1079	179,83
	Shaun Ng	256	223	177	226	171	210	1263	210,50
26.	Philippines	328	470	380	393	351	405	2327	193,92
	Biboy Rivera	134	233	169	182	168	231	1117	186,17
	Chester King	194	237	211	211	183	174	1210	201,67
27.	Uae	372	430	357	417	359	391	2326	193,83
	Hussain Nasir	168	196	194	223	179	201	1161	193,50
	Mahmood Al Attar	204	234	163	194	180	190	1165	194,17
28.	Kuwait	411	376	388	387	432	326	2320	193,33
	Jassem Darwish	214	170	162	165	205	156	1072	178,67
	Mohd Al Rageeba	197	206	226	222	227	170	1248	208,00
29.	Bahrain	387	390	398	358	438	342	2313	192,75
	Fawaz Abdullah	201	192	165	176	179	168	1081	180,17
	Abd Hameed Taqi	186	198	233	182	259	174	1232	205,33
30.	Hong Kong	358	369	371	388	420	390	2296	191,33
	Rocky Hui	167	175	167	194	199	217	1119	186,50
	Daniel Yiu	191	194	204	194	221	173	1177	196,17
31.	Hong Kong	267	469	382	368	388	422	2296	191,33
	Michael Tsang	113	269	197	193	203	225	1200	200,00
	Wicky Yeung	154	200	185	175	185	197	1096	182,67
32.	Japan	401	337	446	363	383	365	2295	191,25
	Tomoyuki Sasaki	213	183	199	204	179	180	1158	193,00
	T Yamashita	188	154	247	159	204	185	1137	189,50
33.	Thailand	387	418	302	344	417	392	2260	188,33
	Surasak Manuwong	151	179	156	162	205	198	1051	175,17
	Yannaphon L	236	239	146	182	212	194	1209	201,50
34.	Kuwait	416	355	411	339	377	362	2260	188,33
	Basel Al Anzi	194	176	211	181	178	227	1167	194,50
	Mohd Al Zaidan	222	179	200	158	199	135	1093	182,17
35.	Uae	381	407	371	347	363	391	2260	188,33
	Sayed Al Hashemi	207	213	202	194	192	188	1196	199,33
	Sultan Marzouqi	174	194	169	153	171	203	1064	177,33
36.	Indonesia	295	305	403	415	450	392	2260	188,33
	Ryan Lalisang	140	163	199	227	246	193	1168	194,67
	Lie Joe Tjam	155	142	204	188	204	199	1092	182,00
37.	Korea	369	429	356	336	372	392	2254	187,83
	Lee Sung-Ii	202	243	222	157	202	197	1223	203,83
	Jun Byung Oh	167	186	134	179	170	195	1031	171,83
38.	China	345	308	434	450	314	379	2230	185,83
	Jia Ling	153	184	241	194	137	178	1087	181,17
	Wang Bin	192	124	193	256	177	201	1143	190,50
39.	Indonesia	384	447	361	318	355	338	2203	183,58
	Hengki Susanto	196	191	170	158	187	159	1061	176,83
	Rudy Goenawan	188	256	191	160	168	179	1142	190,33
40.	Brunei	370	371	386	349	347	338	2161	180,08
	Aizat Abu Samah	185	205	203	165	196	159	1113	185,50
	Abd Manaf Hj Mohd	185	166	183	184	151	179	1048	174,67
41.	Bahrain	301	397	392	344	368	343	2145	178,75
	Mohammed Sultan	172	164	177	172	169	162	1016	169,33
	Abd Aziz Jaffar	129	233	215	172	199	181	1129	188,17
42.	Korea	347	356	347	359	399	311	2119	176,58
	Lee Young Jun	155	147	191	172	232	175	1072	178,67
	Son Young Seok	192	209	156	187	167	136	1047	174,50
43.	China	290	304	394	430	372	305	2095	174,58
	Feng Xiaobing	139	179	217	201	198	151	1085	180,83
	Zhang Ye	151	125	177	229	174	154	1010	168,33
44.	Brunei	346	344	323	343	394	342	2092	174,33
	Haji Yacob	203	180	182	165	246	205	1181	196,83
	Hj Yasfadilah	143	164	141	178	148	137	911	151,83
45.	Indonesia	323	374	338	327	305	310	1977	164,75
	Haqi Armein	146	199	169	193	150	157	1014	169,00
	Edwin Lioe	177	175	169	134	155	153	963	160,50
46.	Brunei	319	285	256	293	353	266	1772	147,67
	Rudi Sofy	156	138	129	135	198	149	905	150,83
	Pg Eshamuddin	163	147	127	158	155	117	867	144,50

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