Team gold at IBF World Cup brightens Tan’s new year after gloomy 2024


On cloud nine: The men’s team celebrating their victory in the World Cup after beating Puerto Rico 3-2 in the final. — Asian Bowling Federation

PETALING JAYA: National bowler Timmy Tan did not have the best of years with the national team last year, which saw his allowances from the National Sports Council (NSC) reduced.

But now with an IBF World Cup gold medal in his hand, the 30-year-old has started the year with a bang and hopes the tide will turn for him in terms of his bowling and also stature in the national team.

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