Elite bowlers remain in top condition in fight for W-Cup spots

History-maker: Syafiq Ridhwan Abdul malek feeling jubilant after winning the AMF World Cup in 2012.

PETALING JAYA: The national elite bowling team will jostle for spots to compete in the IBF World Cup, previously known as the AMF World Cup, in Sunshine Coast, Australia.

Four men and four women from the elite squad will be selected for the competition from Nov 11 to 23.

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