Singapore misses the poduim
A good recovery of 403 moved the Singapore pair into the lead to tie with Daegu City's Choi Da Som and Sin Hae Young, just 1 pin ahead of the home team, Macau-Taipa. Darshini and Gan could not keep the hot pace allowing Daegu to take over the lead halfway through.
Singles gold medalist, Liza Clutario, who had a disasterous first four games ade a remarkable recovery to surge into the lead after she shot 213 and her partner, Cecilia Yap downed 234 in the fifth game.
Gan and Darshini missed the podium they they fizzled off to fourth position, 110 pins behind third-placed Pasay City clinching the bronze medal. Daegu settled for the silver with 2375. The other Singapore pair of Denise Chan and New Hui Fen managed a fifth place finish.
Chirstopher Hwang and Willia Quek bowled in the second squad and made little impression ended up much better than their teammates but in fifth spot. Tamuning's Brian Manibusan and John John Ada toped the squad but fell short by 47 pins to topple Squad A leader, Daegu.
Lee and Kim captured Daegu's first gold medal with Tamuning settling for the silver medal with 2613. Hong Kong's Michael Tsang and Ken Lin, who was second in the first squad was relegated to third to win the bronze medal with 2627.
After two events and 12 games contested, New Hui Fen is well placed in fourth in the Women's All Events table with 2319. Paranaque's Cecilia Yap leads with 2551 from Daegu's Sin Hae Young and Liza Clutario second and third.
Darshini Krishna is also well placed in seventh and Denise Chan tenth. Genevieve Gan is 18th and will need to move up into the top 16 who will make the cut for the Masters finals with another six games in the Team of Five event tomorrow.
Other three will need massive scores in the Team event to stand a chance of making the top 16 cut. Competition resumes tomorrow with the Team of Five event which will be played over two blocks of three games each.
Detailed scores: Women's Doubles | Men's Doubles.