A poor start for Singapore
But a disasterous final game of 183 dropped the 17-year-old youngster down to 11th in Squad A with 1265 as Jang took pole with 1496. The Korean got off to a flying start after he shot the tournament's first perfect 300 in his opening game.
Benjamin Lim, pacing Low in the same squad managed only 14th position with 1257. Jassim took second spot with 1358 ahead of Naif in third with 1346.
Yannaphon Lar-papharat and Surasak Manuwong dominated Squad B by occupying the top two spots with 1463 and 1397 respectively ahead of Filipino, Biboy Rivera third with 1386.
The champion edged No. 4 seed Biboy Rivera of the Philippines, 219-194 in the first semifinals to advance into the finals while Choi trashed No. 7 seed, Jassim Darwish of Kuwait, 289-226 in the other semi.
Topseed, Jang Dong Chul of Korea was outclassed by the Emirati, 183-279 in the quarterfinals. Jassim edged No. 2 seed, Yannaphon Lar-papharat of Thailand, 218-216 in the second quarterfinal match.
The women will take to the lanes tomorrow for their Singles event in just one squad. The top 8 finishers will again advance into the knockout stage.
Detailed scores: Men's Singles Squad A | Men's Singles Squad B | Men's Singles Combined | Men's Singles Finals.