Qataris cruise to victory in Men's Trios Asian Championships

08/12/06

Indonesia

Jaya Ancol Bowl in Jakarta, Indonesia (August 8-17, 2006)

Overnight leaders Abdulla Al Qattan, Ahmed Shaheen and Saeed Al Hajri from Qatar (front row from the right) cruised to victory in the men's trios event at the 19th Asian Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The Qataris added games of 667, 613 and 587 on the short oil pattern to finish with 3864 pinfall total and an average of 214,67.

Malaysians Azidi Ameran, Daniel Lim and Alex Liew (orange shirts from right) closed out the day with a 666-series to beat out Kao Hai-Yuan, Cheng Fang-Yu and Ku Ching-Ho (back row from right) from Chinese Taipei for the silver medal by 6 pins.

19th Asian Championships - Men's Trios

Final Standings after 6 games (1-3 long oil, 4-6 short oil)

Pos	Country/Player	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Ave.
1.	Qatar	694	638	665	667	613	587	3864	214,67
	Abdulla Al Qattan	213	209	206	165	164	172	1129	188,17
	Ahmed Shaheen	268	218	200	256	214	190	1346	224,33
	Saeed Al Hajri	213	211	259	246	235	225	1389	231,50
2.	Malaysia	612	605	679	591	594	666	3747	208,17
	Azidi Ameran	231	223	249	164	225	199	1291	215,17
	Daniel Lim	215	214	229	245	179	245	1327	221,17
	Alex Liew	166	168	201	182	190	222	1129	188,17
3.	Chinese Taipei	602	617	741	561	596	624	3741	207,83
	Kao Hai-Yuan	203	175	227	198	221	213	1237	206,17
	Cheng Fang-Yu	183	238	277	191	207	216	1312	218,67
	Ku Ching-Ho	216	204	237	172	168	195	1192	198,67
4.	Philippines	632	565	599	595	612	667	3670	203,89
	Markwin Tee	199	172	210	186	193	180	1140	190,00
	Chester King	222	174	186	224	222	267	1295	215,83
	Biboy Rivera	211	219	203	185	197	220	1235	205,83
5.	Saudi Arabia	623	621	573	554	588	666	3625	201,39
	Hassan Al Shaikh	227	194	208	180	197	228	1234	205,67
	Bader Al Shaikh	202	218	224	193	166	209	1212	202,00
	Ahmad Al Hadyan	194	209	141	181	225	229	1179	196,50
6.	Indonesia	530	522	680	648	626	609	3615	200,83
	Lie Joe Tjam	178	160	196	181	191	202	1108	184,67
	Haqi Armein	182	170	220	198	240	192	1202	200,33
	Ryan Lalisang	170	192	264	269	195	215	1305	217,50
7.	Qatar	593	592	594	624	596	599	3598	199,89
	Ahmad Al Mohanadi	177	213	190	197	176	116	1069	178,17
	Bandar Al Shafi	201	183	216	237	216	255	1308	218,00
	Mubarak Ali	215	196	188	190	204	228	1221	203,50
8.	Uae	636	553	596	648	514	636	3583	199,06
	Sultan Marzouqi	207	152	168	193	153	187	1060	176,67
	Hussain Nasir	194	178	188	257	190	255	1262	210,33
	Nayef Al Abadla	235	223	240	198	171	194	1261	210,17
9.	Kuwait	553	655	592	580	550	644	3574	198,56
	Fadhel Al Mousawi	189	197	217	190	190	225	1208	201,33
	Mohd Al Zaidan	183	267	180	196	178	246	1250	208,33
	Khaled Al Dubyyan	181	191	195	194	182	173	1116	186,00
10.	Malaysia	591	638	604	560	591	556	3540	196,67
	Adrian Ang	168	224	234	154	215	215	1210	201,67
	Mohd Noer Said	232	230	160	211	187	175	1195	199,17
	Ben Heng	191	184	210	195	189	166	1135	189,17
11.	Chinese Taipei	561	597	573	576	609	624	3540	196,67
	Yang Nien-Hua	171	195	188	180	186	246	1166	194,33
	Wang Tuen-Fun	210	213	193	189	210	150	1165	194,17
	Cheng Chao-Yu	180	189	192	207	213	228	1209	201,50
12.	Korea	604	553	632	568	519	660	3536	196,44
	Han Ji Hoon	225	154	195	170	181	236	1161	193,50
	Chung Seung Wan	207	199	191	244	158	190	1189	198,17
	Jun Byung Oh	172	200	246	154	180	234	1186	197,67
13.	China	584	589	591	543	604	613	3524	195,78
	Zhang Ye	143	173	217	195	209	235	1172	195,33
	Feng Xiaobing	193	170	195	155	178	175	1066	177,67
	Wang Yingjun	248	246	179	193	217	203	1286	214,33
14.	Japan	540	606	637	555	650	531	3519	195,50
	Tomoyuki Sasaki	233	221	247	167	223	145	1236	206,00
	Yoshinao Masatoki	153	202	183	186	202	188	1114	185,67
	Masaru Ito	154	183	207	202	225	198	1169	194,83
15.	Uae	588	556	539	678	487	658	3506	194,78
	Sayed Al Hashemi	186	161	203	206	182	222	1160	193,33
	Mahmood Al Attar	194	184	147	215	125	244	1109	184,83
	Shaker Ali	208	211	189	257	180	192	1237	206,17
16.	Hong Kong	587	609	534	582	591	601	3504	194,67
	Cyrus Cheung	193	217	204	189	194	189	1186	197,67
	Michael Tsang	204	193	147	189	188	183	1104	184,00
	Wu Siu Hong	190	199	183	204	209	229	1214	202,33
17.	Indonesia	595	569	606	589	582	556	3497	194,28
	Hengki Susanto	201	186	179	185	213	181	1145	190,83
	Edwin Lioe	192	224	224	195	180	182	1197	199,50
	Rudy Goenawan	202	159	203	209	189	193	1155	192,50
18.	Philippines	558	598	539	574	549	660	3478	193,22
	Paeng Nepomuceno	189	204	165	178	169	168	1073	178,83
	C J Suarez	167	170	201	223	212	256	1229	204,83
	Tyrone Ongpauco	202	224	173	173	168	236	1176	196,00
19.	Bahrain	622	547	577	554	674	503	3477	193,17
	Fawaz Abdullah	277	174	226	176	226	195	1274	212,33
	Mohammed Sultan	161	181	166	177	202	136	1023	170,50
	Abd Aziz Jaffar	184	192	185	201	246	172	1180	196,67
20.	Japan	613	648	556	540	559	508	3424	190,22
	T Yamashita	202	197	168	193	220	156	1136	189,33
	Masaaki Takemoto	175	204	207	186	179	167	1118	186,33
	T Takahashi	236	247	181	161	160	185	1170	195,00
21.	Korea	568	541	511	591	661	552	3424	190,22
	Lee Young Jun	164	159	170	160	183	209	1045	174,17
	Son Young Seok	188	169	156	200	223	147	1083	180,50
	Lee Sung-Ii	216	213	185	231	255	196	1296	216,00
22.	Singapore	652	608	565	568	500	528	3421	190,06
	Carl De Vries	211	191	196	181	183	164	1126	187,67
	Jason Y-Nathan	237	224	176	201	136	192	1166	194,33
	Remy Ong	204	193	193	186	181	172	1129	188,17
23.	Saudi Arabia	598	586	547	567	515	601	3414	189,67
	Yousif M H Akbar	189	173	213	196	121	218	1110	185,00
	Hani Abdul Aziz	203	192	168	184	189	212	1148	191,33
	Yasser Ahmed	206	221	166	187	205	171	1156	192,67
24.	Thailand	530	650	526	617	570	519	3412	189,56
	Yannaphon L	187	237	164	224	182	174	1168	194,67
	Surasak Manuwong	179	218	174	208	191	180	1150	191,67
	Chinapong Jansuk	164	195	188	185	197	165	1094	182,33
25.	China	571	558	536	531	599	598	3393	188,50
	Wang Bin	191	183	185	157	182	192	1090	181,67
	Jia Ling	185	183	178	168	196	196	1106	184,33
	Wang Shizhen	195	192	173	206	221	210	1197	199,50
26.	Kuwait	556	511	595	488	601	605	3356	186,44
	Basel Al Anzi	196	170	146	153	162	174	1001	166,83
	Jassem Darwish	187	142	214	159	189	246	1137	189,50
	Mohd Al Rageeba	173	199	235	176	250	185	1218	203,00
27.	Bahrain	522	476	588	560	638	550	3334	185,22
	Abd Hameed Taqi	174	190	188	182	234	194	1162	193,67
	Mohd Al Jahromi	174	111	195	208	226	164	1078	179,67
	Mohd Al Shawoosh	174	175	205	170	178	192	1094	182,33
28.	Singapore	571	541	544	617	502	522	3297	183,17
	Shaun Ng	190	175	188	195	152	193	1093	182,17
	Justin Teng	194	180	145	229	186	160	1094	182,33
	Lee Yu-Wen	187	186	211	193	164	169	1110	185,00
29.	Brunei	571	542	527	537	557	557	3291	182,83
	Aizat Abu Samah	223	180	192	181	190	234	1200	200,00
	Haji Yacob	166	159	172	197	166	151	1011	168,50
	Abd Manaf Hj Mohd	182	203	163	159	201	172	1080	180,00
30.	Hong Kong	533	516	619	568	513	540	3289	182,72
	Wicky Yeung	181	144	212	166	133	154	990	165,00
	Rocky Hui	178	215	207	200	171	172	1143	190,50
	Daniel Yiu	174	157	200	202	209	214	1156	192,67
31.	Brunei	511	564	527	600	502	495	3199	177,72
	Pg Eshamuddin	166	192	214	159	188	176	1095	182,50
	Hj Yasfadilah	182	189	156	198	128	155	1008	168,00
	Rudi Sofy	163	183	157	243	186	164	1096	182,67

Qataris set the pace in Men's Trios in Indonesia

Abdulla Al Qattan, Ahmed Shaheen, and Saeed Al Hajri (l-r) from Qatar averaged 221.89 and posted a 1997 three-game total to take the lead in the men's trios event at the 19th Asian Championships on long oil.

Kao Hai-Yuan, Cheng Fang-Yu and Ku Ching-Ho from Chinese Taipei were 37 pins behind to sit in second place with 1960. Malaysia with Azidi Ameran, Daniel Lim and Alex Liew was third with 1896.

19th Asian Championships - Men's Trios

Standings after 3 games on long oil

Pos	Country/Player	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Ave.
1.	Qatar	694	638	665				1997	221,89
	Abdulla Al Qattan	213	209	206				628	209,33
	Ahmed Shaheen	268	218	200				686	228,67
	Saeed Al Hajri	213	211	259				683	227,67
2.	Chinese Taipei	602	617	741				1960	217,78
	Kao Hai-Yuan	203	175	227				605	201,67
	Cheng Fang-Yu	183	238	277				698	232,67
	Ku Ching-Ho	216	204	237				657	219,00
3.	Malaysia	612	605	679				1896	210,67
	Azidi Ameran	231	223	249				703	234,33
	Daniel Lim	215	214	229				658	219,33
	Alex Liew	166	168	201				535	178,33
4.	Malaysia	591	638	604				1833	203,67
	Adrian Ang	168	224	234				626	208,67
	Mohd Noer Said	232	230	160				622	207,33
	Ben Heng	191	184	210				585	195,00
5.	Singapore	652	608	565				1825	202,78
	Carl De Vries	211	191	196				598	199,33
	Jason Y-Nathan	237	224	176				637	212,33
	Remy Ong	204	193	193				590	196,67
6.	Japan	613	648	556				1817	201,89
	T Yamashita	202	197	168				567	189,00
	Masaaki Takemoto	175	204	207				586	195,33
	T Takahashi	236	247	181				664	221,33
7.	Saudi Arabia	623	621	573				1817	201,89
	Hassan Al Shaikh	227	194	208				629	209,67
	Bader Al Shaikh	202	218	224				644	214,67
	Ahmad Al Hadyan	194	209	141				544	181,33
8.	Kuwait	553	655	592				1800	200,00
	Fadhel Al Mousawi	189	197	217				603	201,00
	Mohd Al Zaidan	183	267	180				630	210,00
	Khaled Al Dubyyan	181	191	195				567	189,00
9.	Philippines	632	565	599				1796	199,56
	Markwin Tee	199	172	210				581	193,67
	Chester King	222	174	186				582	194,00
	Biboy Rivera	211	219	203				633	211,00
10.	Korea	604	553	632				1789	198,78
	Han Ji Hoon	225	154	195				574	191,33
	Chung Seung Wan	207	199	191				597	199,00
	Jun Byung Oh	172	200	246				618	206,00
11.	Uae	636	553	596				1785	198,33
	Sultan Marzouqi	207	152	168				527	175,67
	Hussain Nasir	194	178	188				560	186,67
	Nayef Al Abadla	235	223	240				698	232,67
12.	Japan	540	606	637				1783	198,11
	Tomoyuki Sasaki	233	221	247				701	233,67
	Yoshinao Masatoki	153	202	183				538	179,33
	Masaru Ito	154	183	207				544	181,33
13.	Qatar	593	592	594				1779	197,67
	Ahmad Al Mohanadi	177	213	190				580	193,33
	Bandar Al Shafi	201	183	216				600	200,00
	Mubarak Ali	215	196	188				599	199,67
14.	Indonesia	595	569	606				1770	196,67
	Hengki Susanto	201	186	179				566	188,67
	Edwin Lioe	192	224	224				640	213,33
	Rudy Goenawan	202	159	203				564	188,00
15.	China	584	589	591				1764	196,00
	Zhang Ye	143	173	217				533	177,67
	Feng Xiaobing	193	170	195				558	186,00
	Wang Yingjun	248	246	179				673	224,33
16.	Bahrain	622	547	577				1746	194,00
	Fawaz Abdullah	277	174	226				677	225,67
	Mohammed Sultan	161	181	166				508	169,33
	Abd Aziz Jaffar	184	192	185				561	187,00
17.	Indonesia	530	522	680				1732	192,44
	Lie Joe Tjam	178	160	196				534	178,00
	Haqi Armein	182	170	220				572	190,67
	Ryan Lalisang	170	192	264				626	208,67
18.	Chinese Taipei	561	597	573				1731	192,33
	Yang Nien-Hua	171	195	188				554	184,67
	Wang Tuen-Fun	210	213	193				616	205,33
	Cheng Chao-Yu	180	189	192				561	187,00
19.	Saudi Arabia	598	586	547				1731	192,33
	Yousif M H Akbar	189	173	213				575	191,67
	Hani Abdul Aziz	203	192	168				563	187,67
	Yasser Ahmed	206	221	166				593	197,67
20.	Hong Kong	587	609	534				1730	192,22
	Cyrus Cheung	193	217	204				614	204,67
	Michael Tsang	204	193	147				544	181,33
	Wu Siu Hong	190	199	183				572	190,67
21.	Thailand	530	650	526				1706	189,56
	Yannaphon L	187	237	164				588	196,00
	Surasak Manuwong	179	218	174				571	190,33
	Chinapong Jansuk	164	195	188				547	182,33
22.	Philippines	558	598	539				1695	188,33
	Paeng Nepomuceno	189	204	165				558	186,00
	C J Suarez	167	170	201				538	179,33
	Tyrone Ongpauco	202	224	173				599	199,67
23.	Uae	588	556	539				1683	187,00
	Sayed Al Hashemi	186	161	203				550	183,33
	Mahmood Al Attar	194	184	147				525	175,00
	Shaker Ali	208	211	189				608	202,67
24.	Hong Kong	533	516	619				1668	185,33
	Wicky Yeung	181	144	212				537	179,00
	Rocky Hui	178	215	207				600	200,00
	Daniel Yiu	174	157	200				531	177,00
25.	China	571	558	536				1665	185,00
	Wang Bin	191	183	185				559	186,33
	Jia Ling	185	183	178				546	182,00
	Wang Shizhen	195	192	173				560	186,67
26.	Kuwait	556	511	595				1662	184,67
	Basel Al Anzi	196	170	146				512	170,67
	Jassem Darwish	187	142	214				543	181,00
	Mohd Al Rageeba	173	199	235				607	202,33
27.	Singapore	571	541	544				1656	184,00
	Shaun Ng	190	175	188				553	184,33
	Justin Teng	194	180	145				519	173,00
	Lee Yu-Wen	187	186	211				584	194,67
28.	Brunei	571	542	527				1640	182,22
	Aizat Abu Samah	223	180	192				595	198,33
	Haji Yacob	166	159	172				497	165,67
	Abd Manaf Hj Mohd	182	203	163				548	182,67
29.	Korea	568	541	511				1620	180,00
	Lee Young Jun	164	159	170				493	164,33
	Son Young Seok	188	169	156				513	171,00
	Lee Sung-Ii	216	213	185				614	204,67
30.	Brunei	511	564	527				1602	178,00
	Pg Eshamuddin	166	192	214				572	190,67
	Hj Yasfadilah	182	189	156				527	175,67
	Rudi Sofy	163	183	157				503	167,67
31.	Bahrain	522	476	588				1586	176,22
	Abd Hameed Taqi	174	190	188				552	184,00
	Mohd Al Jahromi	174	111	195				480	160,00
	Mohd Al Shawoosh	174	175	205				554	184,67

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