Natasha vows to learn from her past mistakes and do better in Malaysian Open

By T. AVINESHWARAN

Natasha Roslan, Malaysia's Bowlers at training for Asian Game Bowling competition in Sunway Megalanes.-Art Chen / The Star. 11 July 2014.

PETALING JAYA: National bowler Natasha Roslan wished her outing in the Sonic International Classic could have been better.

The Asian Bowling Federation (ABF) No. 2 ranked bowler’s outing in Singapore ended in the second round after she finished 27th with 1,147 pins.

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