Singapore draws blank on second day
Malaysia's Muhd Amirrul Afif, who shot the tournament's first perfect game, failed to win a medal and finishing fourth despite knocking down a record-breaking opening game of 587 with Bng Kihow.
Hiroki Takada and Shusaku Asato clinched the Boy's Doubles gold, a second for Japan by posting a total of 2761. Kuwait's Dhari Al-Bishi and Ali Salem stormed home to snatch the silver medal with 2747.
Paul Yap's 12-game total after two events put him in 10th position in the All-Events standings and look good for a spot in the top 16 Masters finals. The nearest to have any chance of making the finals is Jin Lau, 132 pins off 16th-placed.
Singles silver and bronze medalists, Kim Ji Yeon (B) and Sim Ui Jin teamed up to win Korea's first gold medal with 2756. Philippines' Kimberly Lao and Dyan Coronacion clinched the silver with 2657.
The other first team's pair of Kim Yeo Jin and Kim Ji Yeon (A) snatched the bronze medal with 2582 from Japan's Haruna Nojima and Singles Gold medalist, Misaki Mukotani, who settled for fourth with 2557.
Edlyn Kwok and Celine Mok occupied 9th and 15th position in the Girl's All Events standings as Masaki Mukotani topped the table with 2844. Doubles gold medalist, Kim Ji Yeon (B) and Sim Ui Jin of Korea are second and third.
Competition will resume with the Team of Four tomorrow over played two blocks of 3 games each. The top 16 boys and top 16 girls based on the 24-game total in the All Events, will qualify for the Round-Robin Masters finals on Monday and Tuesday.
Detailed scores: Boy's Doubles | Girl's Doubles.