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Rafiq, Natasha rise above adversity to end 2025 as Asia’s best

By T. AVINESHWARAN
Asian sweep: From the youth days to senior ranks, bowlers Rafiq Ismail (left) and Natasha Roslan continue to make the country proud.

PETALING JAYA: Rafiq Ismail’s grip on the Asian Bowling Federation (ABF) summit, is no accident.

It is the product of consistency and an unrelenting competitive edge on the lanes in the men’s competition.

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