Asian Lawn Bowls Championship

Asian Lawn Bowls Championship

Tournament information
Sport	Lawn bowls
Location	Various
Established	2001
Administrator	World Bowls

The Asian Lawn Bowls Championship is a lawn bowls competition held between national bowls organisations in Asia.^[1][2][3]

Past winners

Men

Year	Venue	Singles	Pairs	Triples	Fours	Ref
2001	Hong Kong 17–23 Jun	Malaysia	Adam Poynton James Cheng	Philippines	Malaysia
2002	Angeles City Philippines 6–12 May		Malaysia
2003	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 7–12 Jul	Adam Poynton	Jozaini Johari Safuan Said	Azizan Saidon Zuraidi Puteh Mohamad Syed Akil	Zuraidi Puteh Kamarul Aizat Othman Mohamad Syed Akil Jozaini Johari
2005	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 1–5 Jun	Haji Naim Brahim	Fairul Izwan Abd Muin Safuan Said	Dickson Ha James Keung Jimmy Chiu	Megat Nazim Zinuddin Fairul Izwan Abd Muin Mohamad Syed Akil Safuan Said
2006	Brunei 12–18 Aug		Jerry Ng Robin Chok
2007	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 12–20 Jul		Abdul Rahman bin Haji Omar Haji Naim Brahim
2008	Shenzhen China 30 Oct–7 Nov		Abdul Rahman bin Haji Omar
2009	Bijiashan Park Shenzhen China 2–9 Dec
2012	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 6–11 Apr	Sunil Bahadur	Christopher Dagpin Hommer Mercado	Tanongsak Klinsorn Vinai Nilklum Thakrit Thamasarn	Angelo Morales Christopher Dagpin Ronald Lising Edman Portacio	[5]
2014	Shenzhen China 1–9 Dec	Tony Cheung	Tony Cheung Stanley Lai	Soufi Rusli Zulhilmie Redzuan Syamil Syazwan Ramli	Hizlee Rais Fairul Muin Soufi Rusli Zulhilmie Redzuan	[6]
2016	Brunei 24 Jan–2 Feb	Fairus Jabal	James Po Tony Cheung	Mohd Naufal Azmi Syamil Syazwan Ramli Mohd Amir Mohd Yusof	Chandan Kumar Singh Mridul Borgohain Krishna Xalxo Dinesh Kumar	[7]
2017	New Delhi India 3–10 Oct	Soufi Rusli	Hizlee Rais Fairul Muin	Chandan Kumar Singh Sunil Bahadur Dinesh Kumar	Anthony Loh Melvin Tan Pang Heng Heck Bernard Foo
2018	Xinxiang China 10–17 Oct	Wattana Kadkhunthod	Tony Cheung Imen Tang	Zulhilmie Redzuan Fairus Jabal Izzat Dzulkeple	Kenny Tam Anthony So Imen Tang Li Ming Sum
2023	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 20–26 Feb	Izzat Dzulkeple	Rodel Labayo Elmer Abatayo	Ronald Lising Leo Carreon Hommer Mercado	Hizlee Rais Amirul Daniel Abdul Rahim Muhammad Haiqal Azami Soufi Rusli	[8][9]
2024	Pattaya Thailand 3–10 Mar	Izzat Dzulkeple	Elmer Abatayo Rodel Labayo	Soufi Rusli Idham Amin Fadley Jabal	Abhishek Lakra Sunil Bahadur Chandan Kumar Singh Alok Lakra	[10][11][12]

Women

Year	Venue	Singles	Pairs	Triples	Fours	Ref
2001	Hong Kong 17-23 Jun		Rosemary Tessensohn Mary Lim
2002	Angeles City Philippines 6-12 May				Malaysia
2003	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 7–12 Jul	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Vivatana Itinitpong Rosrin Sonmani	Haslah Hassan Nazura Ngahat Saedah Abdul Rahim	Azlina Arshad Nazura Ngahat Haslah Hassan Nor Hashimah Ismail
2005	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 1–5 Jun	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Bah Chu Mei Nor Hashimah Ismail	Songsin Tsao Kornkamon Phonghanyudh Thong Omen	Nor Iryani Azmi Azlina Arshad Haslah Hassan Nor Hashimah Ismail	[4]
2006	Brunei 12–18 Aug			Hana Ko Winnie Wai Peggy Ma
2007	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 12–20 Jul
2008	Shenzhen China 30 Oct–7 Nov	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Siti Zalina Ahmad
2009	Bijiashan Park Shenzhen China 2–9 Dec				Manisha Kumari Farrana Khan Rupa Rani Tirkey Pinki
2012	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 6–11 Apr	Emma Firyana Saroji	Emma Firyana Saroji Maisarah Aminludin	Marites Rosas Hazel Jagonoy Nancy Bercasio Breakenridge	Tammy Tham Jessie So Joanna Nam Alice Lee	[5]
2014	Shenzhen China 1–9 Dec	Dorothy Yu	Dorothy Yu Helen Cheung	Wu Feng Ping Li Qing Xuan Chen Yan Fen	Zeng Xiao Ping Wu Feng Ping Li Qing Xuan Chen Yan Fen	[6]
2016	Brunei 24 Jan–2 Feb	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Nur Ain Nabilah Tarmizi Siti Zalina Ahmad	Auni Fathiah Kamis Zuraini Khalid Nur Fidrah Noh	HJH Ajijah Muntol Suhana Daud HJH Amalia HJ MA Tali Esma W Andy Brahim	[7]
2017	New Delhi India 3–10 Oct	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Auni Fathiah Kamis Siti Zalina Ahmad	Nayanmoni Saikia Farzana Khan Pinki	Nur Ain Nabilah Tarmizi Auni Fathiah Kamis Zuraini Khalid Azlina Arshad
2018	Xinxiang China 10–17 Oct	Shermeen Lim	Siti Zalina Ahmad Emma Firyana Saroji	Zheng Fang Song Su Zhen Miao Xin Hung	Siti Zalina Ahmad Azlina Arshad Nur Fidrah Noh Auni Fathiah Kamis
2023	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 20–26 Feb	Alyani Jamil	Marissa Baronda Rosita Bradborn	Alyani Jamil Syafiqa Haidar Afif Azlina Arshad	Nayanmoni Saikia Rupa Rani Tirkey Pinki Singh Lovely Choubey	[13][9][8]
2024	Pattaya Thailand 3–10 Mar	Rosita Bradborn	Nayanmoni Saikia Bangita Hazarika	Sharon Hauters Ainie Knight Hazel Jagonoy	Aleena Nawawi Nur Ain Nabilah Tarmizi Syafiqa Rahman Nor Farah Ain Abdullah	[10][11][12]

See also

• World Bowls Events

References

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2. "2015 winners" (PDF). Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association. Retrieved 18 April 2022.
3. "Record of Bowls Events (other than SEA Games)" (PDF). Bowls Singapore. Retrieved 18 April 2022.
4. "6 June 2005 Edition". New Straits Times. Retrieved 19 April 2022.
5. "Results" (PDF). Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association. Retrieved 19 April 2022.
6. "Results" (PDF). Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association. Retrieved 19 April 2022.
7. "Brunei finish third at 11th Asian Lawn Bowls C'ships". Official Website of Brunei Darussalam National Olympic Council. Retrieved 23 April 2022.
8. "M'sia stamp dominance in Asian lawn bowls". Free Malaysia Today. 26 February 2023. Retrieved 14 March 2023.
9. "PH bags 5 medals in Asian lawn bowls tourney in Malaysia". Philippine News Agency. Retrieved 13 March 2023.
10. "PH lawn bowlers shine in Asian Championships". Philippine News Agency. Retrieved 21 March 2024.
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12. "Asian Women clinch gold in Asian Lawn bowls Championship". Guwahati plus. Retrieved 21 March 2024.
13. "Assam's Nayan Moni Saikia makes winning contribution as India secures gold in 14th Asian Lawn Bowls Championship". India Today NE. 23 February 2023. Retrieved 23 February 2023.