Ali Suria shines in 5th Saldera Open All Pakistan Tenpin Bowling Championship 2018
Pakistan star bowler Ali Suria won in the trios category title and runners up in open and masters category of 5th Saldera Open All Pakistan Tenpin Bowling Championship here at Royal Rodale Club, Karachi.
Pakistan star bowler Ali Suria won in the trios category (team of 3),
runners up in open and masters category
of 5th Saldera Open All Pakistan Tenpin Bowling Championship here at Royal Rodale Club, Karachi.
In the trio category, Ali Suria along Ahmer Abbas Saldera and Daniyal Shah played marvelously as they sealed the first spot of the 3-days long mega tournament.
Karachi-based Ali Suria finished runners up in open and masters category
with the highest scores of 267. 25 year old Ali played the event with an average of 215+ in the span of 30+ games
.
The Event took place from 14th-16th December where more than 50 ten pin bowlers participated at Royal Rodale Club, Karachi.
Earlier, Ali Suria crowned the single's title of Azadi Cup Tenpin Bowling Championship 2018 with a massive total of 396 pin with an average of 198.The top ranked player of Pakistan Ali Suria played marvelously as he scored 202 and 222 pins in two games with an average of 212 to secure the top spot in 10th STBA Ramadan Bowling Tournament 2018 at Royal Rodale Club, Karachi.
Nadeem Shehzad won the inter-media section of the 5th Saldera Open All Pakistan Tenpin Bowling Championship here at Royal Rodale Club, Karachi.
Shehzad of Channel-5 finished first with 270 points in the event in which 40 sports journalists showcased their talent.
Honorary member of Sports Journalists Association of Sindh (SJAS) Kashif Farooqui ended as runner-up with 266 points, while Alam Zeb Safi of ‘The News’ claimed third position with an aggregate score of 239.
Then followed Akbar Ali (Aaj TV), Shahid Ansari (Daily Amn), Ubaid-ur-Rehman (Abtak TV), Tariq Hussain (Daily Dunya), Shehzada Moin (Seven News), Javed Iqbal (Aaj TV), Arshad Wahab (Daily Amn).
Sindh Tenpin Bowling Association (STBA) President Abbas Khan Saldera said that due to the positive media coverage the game of tenpin bowling had been in the world’s leading games.
