Eighteen federations taking part in IBF Para16th January, Hong Kong, China: One hundred and thirteen men, forty-four women and 100 officials from eighteen countries and territories will be taking part in the 2025 IBF Para World Championships to be held from January 17 to 24, at Top Bowl, Kai Tak Sports Park, Kowloon.
Malaysia, USA bags World Cup Team gold14th January, Hong Kong, China: Malaysia defeated Puerto Rico 3-2 to bag the Men's Team gold medal of the 2025 IBF World Cup just concluded at Queen Elizabeth Stadium while USA denied Malaysia an historical double by edging their women 3-2 to clinch the Women's Team gold.
Asia versus America in Team semi-finals13th January, Hong Kong, China: Malaysia and USA have won both their men and women teams in the Team quarter-finals of the 2025 IBF World Cup to advance to the semi-finals with Kuwait, Puerto Rico in the Men's division and Macau, Singapore in the Women's division joining them.
China and Malaysia win Singles gold10th January, Hong Kong, China: Du Jian Chao of China defeated the fancied Malaysian, Rafiq Ismail 2-1 in the final to win the Men's Singles gold of the 2025 IBF World Cup while Natasha Roslan made amends for Malaysia with victory over Germany's Birgit Noreiks in the Women's final.
Strong start in Singles opening rounds7th January, Hong Kong, China: Hong Kong's Wu Siu Hong and USA's Matt Russo started strongly in the Men's Singles qualifying rounds of the 2025 IBF World Cup underway at Top Bowl while Sweden's Victoria Johansson and Malaysia's Siti Safiyah Amirah stood out in the Women's division.
2025 IBF World Cup officially opens6th January, Hong Kong, China: The second edition of the 2025 IBF World Cup Bowling Championship was officially declared opened by His Excellency Sheikh Talal Mohammed Al-Sabah, President of IBF and ABF, graced by Honorable Ms Rosanna Law Shuk Pui, JP, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism at Top Bowl, Kai Tak Sports Park, Kowloon.
Twenty-six countries to battle for glory5th January, Hong Kong, China: Twenty-six countries and territories will battle for glory when the 2025 IBF World Cup gets underway at the newly-opened Top Bowl, Kai Tak Sports Park, Kowloon from January 7 to 14, 2025.
Hong Kong national takes fifth spot11th December, Doha: 2023 World Championships Trios gold medalist, Ivan Tse of Hong Kong, China made the top bracket in fifth position of the qualifying standings of the H.H. Amir Cup Bowling Championships 2024 to join team-mate, Tony Wong, who qualified in third.
Hong Kong national makes top bracket10th December, Doha: 2023 World Championships Trios gold medalist, Tong Wong of Hong Kong, China made the top bracket in third position of the qualifying standings of the H.H. Amir Cup Bowling Championships 2024 underway at Qatar International Bowling Center.
Second bronze medal for Hong Kong, China23rd September, Bangkok: Jovi Ma, Keith Mark, Ivan Tse, Tony Wong and Wu Siu Hong added a second bronze medal at the 27th MWA Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships 2024 after finishing third in the Men's Team of Five event behind Singapore winning their first gold and Malaysia taking home the silver.
Hong Kong and Macau steals limelight5th July, Hong Kong, China: Hong Kong's James Lui and Macau's Veronica De Souza stole the limelight at the 47th Hong Kong International Open Bowling Championships by capturing the Men's and Women's Open Masters titles with victory in the Stepladder finals.
