Singapore women denied a medal
Although they fought back galantly with 488 and 418 in the last two games, Tan and Ng finished third with 2535 behind leader, Choi Jin-A and Gang Hye-Eun of Korea, who topped the field with 2687.
The Korean pair erased the record of 2671 set by Michelle Kwang and Valerie Teo of Singapore at the 2006 Doha Asian Games. Jasmine Yeong-Nathan and Jazreel Tan finished fourth behind their compatriots with 2488.
In the second squad, Chinese Taipei's Wang Yu-Ling and Tang Ya Chun had set the early pace but slipped away as China's Yang Suling and Xhang Yu Hong led for two games.
Singles silver and bronze medalists, Shayna Ng and New Hui Fen never got into their winning strides ending in tenth int he squad with 2339 and 21st position overall.
Cherie Tan lies in eighth in the All Events standings with 2542, two spots ahead of Shayna Ng in tenth with 2534. Geraldine Ng and New Hui Fen are 12th and 13th while Jazreel is 19th and Jasmine 21st positions.
Hwang Sun-Ok, Son Jun-Hee and Hong Su-Yeon occupied the top three positions with 2764, 2695 and 2596 respectively. Only the top two from each NOC can advance to the Masters finals.
Detailed scores: Women's Doubles Combined | Women's Doubles Squad B | Women's Doubles Squad A.