Bowling at the 2010 Asian Games – Men's singles

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Men's singles
at the 2010 Asian Games
Venue Tianhe Bowling Hall
Date15 November
Competitors101 from 17 nations
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Biboy Rivera  Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
Silver medal icon.svg   Mohammad Al-Regeebah  Olympic flag.svg  Athletes from Kuwait
Bronze medal icon.svg   Frederick Ong  Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
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The men's singles competition at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou was held on 15 November 2010 at Tianhe Bowling Hall.

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Schedule

All times are China Standard Time (UTC+08:00)

DateTimeEvent
Monday, 15 November 201009:00Squad A
14:30Squad B

Results

RankAthleteGameTotal
123456
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of the Philippines.svg  Biboy Rivera  (PHI)2561962332252392651414
Silver medal icon.svgOlympic flag.svg Mohammad Al-Regeebah (IOC)2652472332791941861404
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of the Philippines.svg Frederick Ong (PHI)2362482461992262351390
4Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Kao Hai-yuan (TPE)2372192542232202231376
5Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg Choi Yong-kyu (KOR)2072592472451972151370
6Olympic flag.svg Jasem Al-Saqer (IOC)2651892582012272261366
7Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg Jang Dong-chul (KOR)2182151752792432351365
8Flag of Indonesia.svg  Ryan Leonard Lalisang  (INA)1962292592372252171363
9Flag of Thailand.svg Somjed Kusonphithak (THA)2362672682131861911361
10Flag of Malaysia.svg Alex Liew (MAS)2162132481972662141354
11Flag of Hong Kong.svg Michael Mak (HKG)2292582042252032261345
12Flag of Malaysia.svg Aaron Kong (MAS)2362271812132232591339
13Olympic flag.svg Khaled Al-Debayyan (IOC)2372152452231692451334
13Flag of Singapore.svg  Remy Ong  (SIN)1822422352352032371334
15Olympic flag.svg Rakan Al-Ameeri (IOC)2152791912151952341329
16Flag of Hong Kong.svg Eric Tseng (HKG)2142152472891881751328
17Flag of Japan.svg Shogo Wada (JPN)2041782261832792551325
18Flag of Singapore.svg Ng Tiac Pin (SIN)2232142382562161761323
19Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Nayef Eqab (UAE)2272012082272382141315
20Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg Choi Bok-eum (KOR)2272032092562581601313
21Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg Cho Young-seon (KOR)2131852362582281921312
22Flag of Malaysia.svg Mohd Nur Aiman (MAS)2231872372182142151294
23Flag of Malaysia.svg  Syafiq Ridhwan  (MAS)2252461882101942241287
23Flag of Malaysia.svg  Adrian Ang  (MAS)2132261902462131991287
25Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Shaker Ali Al-Hassan (UAE)2682141582262481721286
26Flag of Japan.svg Tomoyuki Sasaki (JPN)2112541862062281981283
27Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg Suh Sang-cheon (KOR)2242252062072251951282
28Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Yang Nien-hua (TPE)2352101662172272261281
29Flag of Singapore.svg Jason Yeong-Nathan (SIN)2242352341742062071280
30Flag of Japan.svg Toshihiko Takahashi (JPN)1822292582111722261278
31Olympic flag.svg Mohammad Al-Zaidan (IOC)2562342591771801671273
32Flag of Singapore.svg Basil Low (SIN)1631671862422652461269
33Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Du Jianchao (CHN)2001891922172222371257
33Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Mohammed Al-Qubaisi (UAE)2192302062361542121257
33Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Mahmood Al-Attar (UAE)2001951862362122281257
36Flag of Hong Kong.svg Cyrus Cheung (HKG)2032132241822042231249
37Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Wang Tien-fu (TPE)2071592452282231821244
38Olympic flag.svg Basel Al-Anzi (IOC)2122462361612041841243
39Flag of Indonesia.svg Rangga Dwichandra Yudhira (INA)2022022162381911911240
39Flag of India.svg Dhruv Sarda (IND)2411691712252411931240
41Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Cheng Hsing-chao (TPE)1482052242222272131239
41Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg Hong Hae-sol (KOR)2231572132351892221239
43Flag of Qatar.svg Mansour Al-Awami (QAT)2172132012301682041233
44Flag of Thailand.svg Yannaphon Larpapharat (THA)1961782132152212021225
45Flag of Hong Kong.svg Wicky Yeung (HKG)2062271712032002141221
46Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Sun Kuang-min (TPE)2462221541912231801216
46Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Hussain Nasir Al-Suwaidi (UAE)2032241882211702101216
46Flag of Malaysia.svg Zulmazran Zulkifli (MAS)2111712102071932241216
49Flag of Hong Kong.svg Michael Tsang (HKG)1442101872131912681213
50Flag of Japan.svg Masaaki Takemoto (JPN)1832231642161982281212
51Flag of Thailand.svg Badin Lerdpiriyasakulkit (THA)1972012241822261801210
52Flag of Japan.svg Nobuhito Fuji (JPN)2121931832341832041209
53Flag of the Philippines.svg Raoul Miranda (PHI)1952141872262141701206
54Flag of India.svg Girish Ashok Gaba (IND)1811792122301972061205
55Flag of Qatar.svg Salem Al-Marzouqi (QAT)2011561982072062351203
56Flag of the Philippines.svg Chester King (PHI)1712131922201982061200
57Flag of India.svg Srinath Pobbathi (IND)1892341982031931821199
58Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Zhang Yijia (CHN)2252041881641922251198
59Flag of Macau.svg Lee Tak Man (MAC)2361582091941842161197
60Flag of Qatar.svg Abdulla Al-Jusaiman (QAT)2002142071582032121194
61Flag of the Philippines.svg Benshir Layoso (PHI)1851812121602202351193
61Flag of Indonesia.svg Yeri Ramadona (INA)1821861711682402461193
63Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Zhang Peng (CHN)1972362111881631971192
63Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Mi Zhongli (CHN)1991952161881892051192
65Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Sayed Ibrahim Al-Hashemi (UAE)2152051632272031771190
66Flag of Japan.svg Tomokatsu Yamashita (JPN)1672272171661792331189
67Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Wu Siu Hong  (HKG)2002051921841572481186
68Flag of Macau.svg Tam Tsz Sun (MAC)1971912012221422251178
69Flag of Thailand.svg Apiwich Watanaphongsakorn (THA)2042051811782032051176
70Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Pan Yuehong (CHN)1781872252271911661174
71Flag of Qatar.svg Mubarak Al-Merikhi (QAT)1982151731981732141171
72Flag of Thailand.svg Phoemphun Yakasem (THA)2051802081442212121170
73Flag of Macau.svg Choi Io Fai (MAC)2002062151921921591164
74Flag of Macau.svg Lok Hei Ieong (MAC)2081911962051801821162
75Flag of Singapore.svg Mark Wong (SIN)1612131471822172351155
76Flag of India.svg Dilbir Singh (IND)1681742341981801801134
77Flag of Qatar.svg Fahad Al-Emadi (QAT)1942002042111771461132
78Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Fang Chih-nan (TPE)1961822301661791781131
79Flag of Thailand.svg Dechochai Tinjiratip (THA)2111961572151671811127
80Flag of Indonesia.svg Hengki Susanto (INA)2281971721702181371122
81Flag of Indonesia.svg William Widjaja (INA)1791492042001842031119
82Flag of the Philippines.svg Jose Collins (PHI)1851972161651591871109
83Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Sergey Sapov (UZB)1541811831722241941108
84Flag of Qatar.svg Yousef Al-Jaber (QAT)1921522581501761731101
85Flag of Mongolia.svg Sharyn Baatar (MGL)1962121561781851731100
86Flag of Macau.svg Jose Manuel Machon (MAC)2531681671871501671092
87Flag of Singapore.svg Benjamin Lim (SIN)1951781621672051811088
88Flag of India.svg Akaash Ashok Kumar (IND)1591442131782151701079
89Flag of India.svg  Shabbir Dhankot  (IND)2381791671251552141078
90Flag of Macau.svg Kot Ka Hou (MAC)1911801372152021401065
91Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Viktor Smirnov (UZB)2321421651961651631063
92Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Fayzulla Nasirov (UZB)1631781581511991691018
93Flag of Mongolia.svg Dondovyn Zorigt (MGL)1621581411981991541012
94Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Bakhodir Arifov (UZB)152156189177158163995
95Flag of Mongolia.svg Miyesengyn Tüvshinsanaa (MGL)149144168185191148985
96Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Kudrat Khilyamov (UZB)135151162201156174979
97Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Surat Makhkamov (UZB)209168161147143149977
98Flag of Mongolia.svg Tsog-Erdeniin Molor (MGL)187174162132156133944
99Flag of Mongolia.svg Jamtsyn Sodnomdorj (MGL)152169157140124185927
100Flag of Indonesia.svg Diwan Rezaldy (INA)171154161128138164916
101Flag of Mongolia.svg Tsendkhüügiin Batjargal (MGL)103124131128116148750

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