Singaporeans find going tough
But the Singapore pair felled victims to the lanes breaking down very quickly and suffered two poor games of 325 and 395 to drop down to 11th position with 2368. Tiac Pin shot 1195 and Justin downed 1173.
Sweden's Martin Paulsson and Mathais Arup topped the squad with 2621, 108 pins ahead of the American pair of Patrick Allen and Rhino Page in second with 2513 and Korea's Choi Yong-Kyu and Kim Tae-Young third with 2498.
The final squad of the day saw Singles gold and bronze medalists, Bill O'Neill and Chris Barnes finishing in front with 2502 but are sitting on the bubble in fourth position overall.
The Swedes remained in the lead and the Malaysian pair in second followed by two American pairs. Remy Ong and Jason Yeong-Nathan are lined up in Squad 4 tomorrow and all hopes now lies on their shoulders for Singapore.