2025 Macao-China International Open
28th June, Macau, China: Chou Chia-Chen of Chinese Taipei successfully defended the Women's Open Masters title of the 2025 Macao-China International Open while top-seed, Jang Tae Joon of KNSU, Korea bagged the Men's Open Masters crown.
28th June, Macau, China: Hong Kong national youths, Jovi Ma Ka Yin and Dylan Lam Nok Him ruled the Youth Open Masters finals of the 2025 Macao-China International Open after finishing first and third with Wu Hong Chin of Chinese Taipei splitting the two.
27th June, Macau, China: Zhu Jun He of China and Huang Hsin Tsen of Chinese Taipei took honors after capturing the Men's Grade A and Women's Graded Masters titles of the 2025 Macao-China International Open on Friday evening.
Kuala Lumpur International Bowling Championships
1st June, Petaling Jaya: 2023 Penang Pesta Open Masters champion and National Podium Squad member, Izz Naquiddin Putera and Nur Syazwani Sahar dominated the Open Division finals of the Kuala Lumpur International Open Bowling Championships 2025 by capturing the Men's and Women's titles.
31st May, Petaling Jaya: Aiden Lim Zen Yao of PTBPP/MMC captured the Mixed Graded Masters title of the Kuala Lumpur International Open Bowling Championships 2025 while Intan Qistina Tamring of PTBNS, Sabah, picked up the Women's crown late Saturday.
31st May, Petaling Jaya: Malaysian National Podium squad members, Nur Syazwani Sahar and 2025 IBF World Cup Team gold medalist, Timmy Tan both made impact during their qualifying rounds of the Kuala Lumpur International Open Bowling Championships 2025 on Saturday.
3rd Sheikh Khalid Bin Hamad Bowling Tournament
10th May, Manama: Top qualifier, Naif Oqab of United Arab Emirates easily defeated challenger, Mustafa Almousawi of Kuwait, 482-382 in a two-game total to capture the Masters title of the 3rd Sheikh Khalid Bin Hamad Bowling Tournament on Saturday evening.
9th May, Manama: Eight finalists advanced to Round 4 Finals of the 3rd Sheikh Khalid Bin Hamad Bowling Tournament with the top two from each of the four groups in the Round 3 matchplay finals which ended late Friday evening at Funland Bowl.
8th May, Manama: 2025 IBF World Cup Team champion and 2025 PBA Camelion Championship winner, Tun Hakim and his Malaysian team-mate, Hafiz Zainuddin cracked into the top bracket of the 3rd Sheikh Khalid Bin Hamad Bowling Tournament qualifying standings in second and sixth positions.
43rd Malaysian International Open 2025
20th April, Petaling Jaya:: Two-time Youth Open champion, Ethan Damien Goh emerged as Men's Open Masters champion of the 43rd Malaysian International Open Bowling Championships while 2024 PWBA Bowler of the Year, Sin Li Jane won the Women's crown for the second time.
19th April, Petaling Jaya: Nguyen Phuc Gia Dang of Vietnam and ex-national youth, Nurul Ayunni of Sabah, Malaysia captured the Men's and Women's Graded Masters titles of the 43rd Malaysian International Open Bowling Championships on Saturday evening.
19th April, Petaling Jaya: Malaysian National Podium Squad members, Shaqeem Izwan Teh and Sin Li Jane cruised into the next round after winning the Men's Open and Women's Open Round 1 Masters finals of the 43rd Malaysian International Open Bowling Championships on Saturday.
2nd Fomorsa International Bowling CLassic 2025
9th March, Taoyuan: Xu Zhe Jia of Chinese Taipei defeated newly-crowned Graded Champion and second-seed, Syaffique Ikhwan of Malaysia in the second deciding final match to capture the Open Division title of the 2nd Formosa International Bowling Classic 2025.
8th March, Taoyuan: Second-seed, Syaffique Ikhwan of Sharxfin Bowling, Malaysia defeated three Taiwanese including top-seed, Chen Kuan Lun in the final to bag the Graded Masters title of the 2nd Formosa International Classic 2025 late Saturday.
8th March, Taoyuan: Seasoned campaigner, Hairon Bin Awang of Singapore captured the Senior Masters title of the 2nd Formosa International Bowling Classic 2025 while Teng Jo Yu of Chinese Taipei outclassed her male opponent to win the Youth U22 crown.
2025 IBF Para World Bowling Championships
24th January, Hong Kong, China: Korea stamped their mark with a commanding performance at the 2025 IBF Para World Bowling Championships after winning 11 gold, 12 silver and 8 bronze medals to emerge as overall champion with Hong Kong China second and Japan third.
17th January, Hong Kong, China: His Excellency Sheikh Talal Mohammed Al-Sabah, President of IBF and ABF declared open the 2025 IBF Para World Bowling Championships at Top Bowl, Kai Tak Sports Park, graced by Hon. Mrs Jenny Fung, SBS, JP., President of China Hong Kong Paralympic Committee.
16th January, Hong Kong, One hundred and nine men, forty-three women and 101 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.