Kuala Lumpur 2 also narrowly defeated top-seed, Sam Lim Kun and Singles gold medalist, Henry Hui Cheuk Ho of New Territories, 190-173 to earn their spot in the final. New Territories and Jakarta earned the bronze medal while Kuala Lumpur settled for the silver medal.
Third-seed, Rusmawati Binti Din and Siti Zariah Binti Suradi of Selayang, upset the much fancied Subang Jaya pair of Poziah Atan and Datin Rakiah Binti Ali, with a 184-171 victory in the final of their first championship debut.
They had earlier edged second-seed, Maulida Marthiana and Sri Retno Pancaningsih of Jakarta in the semi-finals with a 195-176 win to advance to the final. Poziah and Datin Rakiah eliminated top-seed, Kim Ji Myoung and Singles bronze medalist, Yang Young Ja of Jeju, 231-192 to face Selayang.
Poziah Atan and Datin Rakiah settled for the silver medal, Subang Jaya's third silver thus far. Jeju and Jakarta earned a brzone medal each. AIBC First Vice President, Mr Richard Lai presented the medals and mascots to Singles winners while AIBC Second Vice-President, Mr James Dela Cruz gave away the medals and mascots to the Doubles winners.