Youth bowlers fell by the wayside again in Hong Kong


  • Bowling
  • Monday, 11 Aug 2014

Victoria Chin (left) and Radin Nur Najwa could only finish 10th.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia came up empty-handed again at the World Youth Bowling Championships in Hong Kong. 

Timmy Tan-Ahmad Muaz Fishol had raised hopes after starting promisingly in the boys’ doubles Squad C in the opening three games – 444-381-486 – at the SCAA Bowling Centre yesterday. 

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