Malaysia
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GeorgeF
Hypercell = Hyperhook!
Scoops
Frawls is the only one, I spoke to him last week and the figures didn't add up, $690 return flight, $200 worth of entry's, + food, + accomodation. The prizefund is not that good and Frawls was only going because he was meeting Tim there.
There is more money in the CGU TV finals which is all paid in US dollars but the hard part is making it there.
What site can you see the results??
G
Frawls is the only one, I spoke to him last week and the figures didn't add up, $690 return flight, $200 worth of entry's, + food, + accomodation. The prizefund is not that good and Frawls was only going because he was meeting Tim there.
There is more money in the CGU TV finals which is all paid in US dollars but the hard part is making it there.
What site can you see the results??
G
CSP
Member
For the TV Finals. www.asianbowlingtour.com
For the Malaysian International Open go to the site below.
www.mtbc.org.my
For the Malaysian International Open go to the site below.
www.mtbc.org.my
Graham
Staff member
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, ">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by kristina:
Christian,
the site for the malaysian tourney is wrong...I clicked on it and ended up at the Malvern Third Baptist Church site
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Hey Kris
Ive fixed up the site now in Christians post . should be http://www.mtbc.org.my/
Cheers
Christian,
the site for the malaysian tourney is wrong...I clicked on it and ended up at the Malvern Third Baptist Church site
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Hey Kris
Ive fixed up the site now in Christians post . should be http://www.mtbc.org.my/
Cheers
H
hamo
After the first block (8 games) Frawls is sitting 7th and Mack Truck 18th.Another block to go cut to the top 14.Paeng Nepomuceno roll a perfect game to win RM50,000
MEN'S OPEN MASTERS RESULTS (1st Block - 8 Games)
Pos Bowler Country/Sponsor Score Ave.
1st Hsieh Yu-Ping Chinese Taipei 1,787 223.38
2nd Saeed Al-Hajri Qatar 1,787 223.38
3rd Tomas Leandersen Sweden 1,747 218.38
4th Gerald Samuel Malaysia/MTBC 1,742 217.75
5th Paeng Nepomuceno Philippines 1,730 216.25
6th Remy Ong Singapore/STBC 1,728 216.00
7th Andrew Frawley Australia/Storm 1,728 216.00
8th Ben Heng Malaysia/MTBC 1,726 215.75
9th Zulmazran Z. Malaysia/MTBC 1,708 213.50
10th Kenny Ang Malaysia/MTBC 1,699 212.38
11th Mubarak Ali Qatar 1,694 211.75
12th Lin Wen-Yuan Chinese Taipei 1,688 211.00
13th Tore Torgersen Norway 1,686 210.75
14th Kim Myoung-Jo Korea 1,678 209.75
15th Suwanchai J. Thailand/Storm 1,674 209.25
16th Wu Siu Hong Hong Kong 1,671 208.8
17th Pasi Marjamaki Finland 1,662 207.75
18th Tim Mack USA 1,652 206.50
19th Li Chen-Neng Chinese Taipei 1,650 206.25
20th Jonathan Lim Malaysia/MTBC 1,639 204.88
21st Surasak M. Thailand/Storm 1,638 204.75
22nd Jack Wong Singapore 1,637 204.63
23rd Chester King Philippines/Bowlm. 1,631 203.88
24th Azidi Ameran Malaysia/MTBC 1,630 203.75
25th Aaron Chin Malaysia/MTBC 1,617 202.13
26th Kim Kyung-Min Korea 1,613 201.63
27th Alex Liew Malaysia/MTBC 1,611 201.38
28th Tom Hahl Singapore/STBC 1,606 200.75
29th Ari Helmi Finland 1,606 200.75
30th Lai Chuen Lian Malaysia/MTBC 1,599 199.88
31st Karry Chang Malaysia/Sarawak 1,595 199.38
32nd Mustafa Yassin Malaysia/MTBC 1,591 198.88
33rd Bandar Al-Shafi Qatar 1,590 198.75
34th Eric Lau Hong Kong 1,584 198.00
35th Azren Md Noor Malaysia/MTBC 1,583 197.88
36th Seo Kook Korea 1,582 197.75
37th Shawn Mak Hong Kong 1,570 196.25
38th Daniel Lim Malaysia/MTBC 1,518 189.75
39th Vincent Yip Hong Kong 1,479 184.88
MEN'S OPEN MASTERS RESULTS (1st Block - 8 Games)
Pos Bowler Country/Sponsor Score Ave.
1st Hsieh Yu-Ping Chinese Taipei 1,787 223.38
2nd Saeed Al-Hajri Qatar 1,787 223.38
3rd Tomas Leandersen Sweden 1,747 218.38
4th Gerald Samuel Malaysia/MTBC 1,742 217.75
5th Paeng Nepomuceno Philippines 1,730 216.25
6th Remy Ong Singapore/STBC 1,728 216.00
7th Andrew Frawley Australia/Storm 1,728 216.00
8th Ben Heng Malaysia/MTBC 1,726 215.75
9th Zulmazran Z. Malaysia/MTBC 1,708 213.50
10th Kenny Ang Malaysia/MTBC 1,699 212.38
11th Mubarak Ali Qatar 1,694 211.75
12th Lin Wen-Yuan Chinese Taipei 1,688 211.00
13th Tore Torgersen Norway 1,686 210.75
14th Kim Myoung-Jo Korea 1,678 209.75
15th Suwanchai J. Thailand/Storm 1,674 209.25
16th Wu Siu Hong Hong Kong 1,671 208.8
17th Pasi Marjamaki Finland 1,662 207.75
18th Tim Mack USA 1,652 206.50
19th Li Chen-Neng Chinese Taipei 1,650 206.25
20th Jonathan Lim Malaysia/MTBC 1,639 204.88
21st Surasak M. Thailand/Storm 1,638 204.75
22nd Jack Wong Singapore 1,637 204.63
23rd Chester King Philippines/Bowlm. 1,631 203.88
24th Azidi Ameran Malaysia/MTBC 1,630 203.75
25th Aaron Chin Malaysia/MTBC 1,617 202.13
26th Kim Kyung-Min Korea 1,613 201.63
27th Alex Liew Malaysia/MTBC 1,611 201.38
28th Tom Hahl Singapore/STBC 1,606 200.75
29th Ari Helmi Finland 1,606 200.75
30th Lai Chuen Lian Malaysia/MTBC 1,599 199.88
31st Karry Chang Malaysia/Sarawak 1,595 199.38
32nd Mustafa Yassin Malaysia/MTBC 1,591 198.88
33rd Bandar Al-Shafi Qatar 1,590 198.75
34th Eric Lau Hong Kong 1,584 198.00
35th Azren Md Noor Malaysia/MTBC 1,583 197.88
36th Seo Kook Korea 1,582 197.75
37th Shawn Mak Hong Kong 1,570 196.25
38th Daniel Lim Malaysia/MTBC 1,518 189.75
39th Vincent Yip Hong Kong 1,479 184.88
GeorgeF
Hypercell = Hyperhook!
Frawls moves to 5th and poised for a decent finish. Ahead of him, a bunch of lefties and behind him, some of the worlds best amatuer bowlers. Keep up the good bowling Frawls!
1st Zulmazran Z. Malaysia/MTBC 3,705 231.56
2nd Saeed Al-Hajri Qatar 3,571 223.18
3rd Remy Ong Singapore/STBC 3,479 217.43
4th Ben Heng Malaysia/MTBC 3,466 216,63
5th Andrew Frawley Australia/Storm 3,451 215.68
6th Paeng Nepomuceno Philippines 3,442 215.13
7th Pasi Marjamaki Finland 3,435 214.68
8th Mubarak Ali Qatar 3,416 213.50
9th Alex Liew Malaysia/MTBC 3,398 212.38
10th Tore Torgersen Norway 3,393 212.06
11th Gerald Samuel Malaysia/MTBC 3,382 211.37
12th Tom Hahl Singapore/STBC 3,382 211.37
13th Hsieh Yu-Ping Chinese Taipei 3,379 211.18
14th Kenny Ang Malaysia/MTBC 3,378 211.12
1st Zulmazran Z. Malaysia/MTBC 3,705 231.56
2nd Saeed Al-Hajri Qatar 3,571 223.18
3rd Remy Ong Singapore/STBC 3,479 217.43
4th Ben Heng Malaysia/MTBC 3,466 216,63
5th Andrew Frawley Australia/Storm 3,451 215.68
6th Paeng Nepomuceno Philippines 3,442 215.13
7th Pasi Marjamaki Finland 3,435 214.68
8th Mubarak Ali Qatar 3,416 213.50
9th Alex Liew Malaysia/MTBC 3,398 212.38
10th Tore Torgersen Norway 3,393 212.06
11th Gerald Samuel Malaysia/MTBC 3,382 211.37
12th Tom Hahl Singapore/STBC 3,382 211.37
13th Hsieh Yu-Ping Chinese Taipei 3,379 211.18
14th Kenny Ang Malaysia/MTBC 3,378 211.12
Well all voer and a very credible 3rd place for Australias Andrew Frawley.
Frawls qualified 5th place for the step ladder
5th, 4th & 3rd Played a one game match with the winner advancing to the next match Frawls lost out to SAeed who had qualified 2nd
Saeed took the first match and then was handed the title on a platter in the sudden death
Yng Malay boy split in the 9th and the missed 10pin in the 10th to lose 185-183
A gift for Saeed - Long live the righties
Frawls qualified 5th place for the step ladder
5th, 4th & 3rd Played a one game match with the winner advancing to the next match Frawls lost out to SAeed who had qualified 2nd
Saeed took the first match and then was handed the title on a platter in the sudden death
Yng Malay boy split in the 9th and the missed 10pin in the 10th to lose 185-183
A gift for Saeed - Long live the righties
Andrew Frawley
Member
Scoops,
Mate I actually finished 4th, not alot of money but I have paid for the entries, and hopefully I can win a few matches in the Asian Bowling Tour. You automatically get $400 US for making the top 14. See what happens tomorrow.
Lanes were hooking....George, there were 6 lefties in the top 9...cant go everywhere.
Yesterday I witnessed one of the greatest events in bowling Paeng Nepo from the Phillipines and Tomas Leanderson from Sweden, 2 of the world best going frame for frame for the $25000 Aust 300 game prize.
Both went all the way to the 11th and Paeng bowled his strike first for the money(dead flush) then Leanderson wnet light for an 8 count...crowd was going crazy.
In any case the second 300 prize got spit 3 ways after 2 more 300s today, so they get $8000 each.
Talk soon
Andrew.
Mate I actually finished 4th, not alot of money but I have paid for the entries, and hopefully I can win a few matches in the Asian Bowling Tour. You automatically get $400 US for making the top 14. See what happens tomorrow.
Lanes were hooking....George, there were 6 lefties in the top 9...cant go everywhere.
Yesterday I witnessed one of the greatest events in bowling Paeng Nepo from the Phillipines and Tomas Leanderson from Sweden, 2 of the world best going frame for frame for the $25000 Aust 300 game prize.
Both went all the way to the 11th and Paeng bowled his strike first for the money(dead flush) then Leanderson wnet light for an 8 count...crowd was going crazy.
In any case the second 300 prize got spit 3 ways after 2 more 300s today, so they get $8000 each.
Talk soon
Andrew.
3rd / 4th as you said not much cash iin that event but the rest of the week theres a few more dollars kicking around
Besides will only goto the CASBAH when u get home
Plus if You, Mack, Tore & Thomas can get out for a hit. I'm sure that would cost a pretty penny over there.
Are you going to any of the Super Six stops in Sweden?
Maybe Dubai in April/May i think US$15,000.00 first prize
Just so expensive to fly to this region.
Well done anyway mate and all the very best of luck for the rest of the week.
Besides will only goto the CASBAH when u get home
Plus if You, Mack, Tore & Thomas can get out for a hit. I'm sure that would cost a pretty penny over there.
Are you going to any of the Super Six stops in Sweden?
Maybe Dubai in April/May i think US$15,000.00 first prize
Just so expensive to fly to this region.
Well done anyway mate and all the very best of luck for the rest of the week.
