21st August, Munich: Team USA travel home with a huge haul of medals from their outing in the 2010 World Men's Championships at the Dream Bowl Palace and cross the Atlantic with a total five gold, one silver and four bronze medals. More...

20th August, Munich: United States clinched their third gold medal of the World Men's Championships 2010 after edging Finland in a thrilling five-player team finals in front of a packed house at Dream Bowl Palace on Friday evening. More...

20th August, Munich: Ending Squad 2 second block of the five-player team in pole may not get the Colombians a spot in the top four positions of the World Men's Championship 2010 final shootout as the teams in the second block are much stronger. More...

19th August, Munich: World Games Singles champion Manuel Otalora led his team-mates, Jamie Enrique Monroy, Jorge Romero, Fabio Garcia and Andres Gomez to clinch pole in the second squad of the five-player team event at the World Men's Championships 2010. More...

19th August, Munich: It was a stroll in the park for the Team USA pro bowlers as they cruised to the lead of the World Men's Championships 2010 five-player team event in the opening squad of the first block on Thursday. More...

18th August, Munich: A second fourth seed, Patrick Allen, Rhino Page and Wes Malott took victory in the Trios finals after they out-classed third-seed, Mexico 650-514 to win a second gold medal for USA at the World Men's Championships 2010. More...

18th August, Munich: Chinese Taipei's Cheng Hsing-Chao, Hung Kun-Yi and Wu Hao-Ming took the last squad with a mesmerizing performance to qualify for the World Men's Championships 2010 Trios final shootout in second position. More...

18th August, Munich: There was no change in the standings of the Trios event of the World Men's Championships 2010 after the Squad 3 completed their second block as leader Philippines failed to make the top four. More...

18th August, Munich: American trios of Tommy Jones, Bill O'Neill and Chris Barnes revelled in the second block of the World Men's Championships 2010 Trios event on Wednesday to become the new leader. More...

17th August, Munich: No country was able to make any inroads to break into the top four of the Trios first block qualifying round of the World Men's Championships 2010 after the third and final squad. More...

17th August, Munich: Finland's Joonas Jahi, Petteri Salonen and Pasi Uotila failed to break into the current top four positions of the Trios qualifying round at the World Men's Championships 2010 despite topping the second squad. More...

17th August, Munich: Doubles silver medalist, Alex Liew led his team-mates, Muhamad Syafiq Ridhwan and Aaron Kong set a 3-game benchmark of 1964 in the first block of the Trios event of the World Men's Championships 2010 over the long oil pattern. More...

16th August, Munich: Top seed, Martin Paulsson and Mathais Arup took a narrow victory over No. 2 seed, Malaysia in the Doubles final match to give Sweden their first gold medal of the World Men's Championships 2010 on Monday evening. More...

16th August, Munich: There were no takers in the final squad of the Doubles event at the World Men's Championships 2010 although Norway and Greece, who shared the lead, came close to toppling fourth-placed Americans but missing by 38 pins. More...

16th August, Munich: Host nation's Bodo Konieczny and Jens Nickel turned in a spirited German performance in the fourth squad of the World Men's Championships 2010 to snatch third spot in the overall standings from the Americans. More...

15th August, Munich: Singles gold and bronze medalists, Bill O'Neill and Chris Barnes of USA topped the third squad of the World Men's Championships 2010 Doubles event but only finished fourth overall. More...

15th August, Munich: Malaysian pair of southpaws, Muhd Nur Aiman and Alex Liew shone in the second squad of the World Men's Championships 2010 Doubles event to trail the opening squad leader, Sweden by 53 pins. More...

15th August, Munich: Sweden's Martin Paulsson and Mathais Arup took the opening squad as the World Men's Championships shifts to the Doubles event ahead of the strong American pair in second and Korean pair third. More...

14th August, Munich: Debutant and No. 4 seed, Bill O'Neill defeated No. 2 seed, Choi Bok-Eum of Korea, 244-202 in the Singles finals to win USA's first gold medal at the World Men's Championships 2010. More...

14th August, Munich: The top 4 before the last squad of the Singles qualifying round in the World Men's Championships 2010 advanced into the final shootout as UAE's Sayed Ibrahim Al-Hashimi missed the cut by 4 pins despite topping Squad 5. More...

14th August, Munich: The fourth squad saw changes in the top four positions of the overall standings in the Singles event of the World Men's Championships 2010 as Dominic Barrett of England shot into the lead while American, Chris Barnes recorded the second 300. More...

13th August, Munich: Finland's Pasi Uotila shot the first perfect game of the Wolrd Men's Championships en-route to topping the third and final Singles squad of the day to become the new overall leader on Friday. More...

13th August, Munich: Another championship debutant, Fujii Nobuhito gave the Japanese camp plenty to cheer about as he overtook the lead in the Singles event of the World Men's Championship by topping the second squad. More...

13th August, Munich: Championship debutant, Cho Young-Seon set the benchmark of 1324 in the opening squad of World Men's Championship Singles event ahead of Gabriel Sanchez of Puerto Rico in second and Petteri Salonen of Finland third. More...

12th August, Munich: The official opening ceremony held at the Dream Bowl Palace in Unterföhring near Munich on Thursday evening marked the start of the World Men's Championships with a record turnout of 65 countries. More...

11th August, Munich: A total of 358 bowlers and officials from 66 countries have converged on Unterföhring near Munich, for the World Men's Championships which will kick off with the official practice and opening ceremony on Thursday. More...

11th August, Munich: Hong Kong has just been awarded the host of the World Women Championship 2011 by the WTBA Presidium at the end of the second day of the congress meeting at Feringa Park Hotel. More...

1st August, Helsinki: Korea swept the Masters titles of the World Youth Championsip 2010 as Kim Yeon-Ju made a great comeback to win the Girl's title while Kim Ju-Young defeated team-mate Shin Seung-Hyeon to claim the Boy's crown. More...

31st July, Helsinki: Korea stole the limelight in the Masters finals of the World Youth Championship 2010 as they continued to display their superiority by taking two out of four spots in the Girl's semi-finals and three in the boy's division. More...

31st July, Helsinki: Korea underlined their dominance to celebrate a Team double by winning the Boy's and Girl's Team gold medals of the World Youth Championship 2010 at Tali Bowl on Saturday. More...

30th July, Helsinki: Estonia's Vallo Lees, Kristjan Leisner, Ulari Lees and Kert Truus upstaged the favorites Korea and USA to advance into the World Youth Championship 2010 Team semi-finals as top seed. More...

29th July, Helsinki: Team USA put in a great performance in the second squad to grab the lead in the World Youth Championship 2010 from Squad 1 leader, Korea with a 57 pins margin after the first block. More...

29th July, Helsinki: After firing blanks in the past two events at the World Youth Championship 2010, Malaysian girls finally turned up during the Team of Four to lead the field after the first block on Thursday. More...

28th July, Helsinki: Junior Team USA dominated the Boy's Doubles finals of the World Youth Championship 2010 by earning the gold and silver medals at Tali Bowl on Wednesday with Korea and Malaysia sharing for the bronze. More...

27th July, Helsinki: Laura Fonnegra and Maria Jose Rodriguez of Colombia won the Girl's Doubles gold medal of the World Youth Championship 2010 in a high scoring and narrow victory over Singapore in the finals at Tali Bowl on Tuesday. More...

26th July, Helsinki: Fourth-seed, Adam Cairns of England turned in a superb performance to take the Boy's Singles gold medal of the World Youth Championship 2010 after defeating top seed, Park Jong-Woo in the semi-finals and second-seed, Sam Cooley in the finals. More...

26th July, Helsinki: Korean Park Jong-Woo was on a hot streak taking over the lead of the Boy's Singles of the World Youth Championship 2010 after the second squad as Malaysia's Syimir Abdul Razak shot the championship's first perfect game. More...

25th July, Helsinki: Korea underlined their prowess by winning the first gold medal of World Youth Championship 2010 after second-seed Kim Yeon-Ju easily defeated Brittni Hamilton of USA, 192-155 in the final. More...

22nd July, Hong Kong: Asian Bowling Federation is pleased to announce that it will be conducting the ABF-USBC Level I, Bronze and Silver Level Coach Accreditation Programme on August 27 to September 6 at Blu-O Piyarom Bowling Centre in Bangkok. More...

19th July, Jakarta: A Lane Inspection Course, co-organized by Asian Bowling Federation and Kegel Inc. USA and conducted by technical engineer Herman Glenn, kicked off at Jaya Ancol Bowling Centre on. More...

18th July, Jakarta: PBA pro bowler, Jason Belmonte of Australia and Hong Kong national bowler, Vanessa Fung took narrow victories in the ABF Tour Indonesia leg at Jaya Ancol Bowling Centre on Sunday evening. More...

17th July, Jakarta: Top seeds, Hsieh Jing Liang of Chinese Taipei and Zatil Iman of Malaysia ended the 8th Indonesia International Open with victories in the Men's and Women's Open Masters finals at Ancol Bowling Centre on Saturday evening. More...