Alex Liew and Muhd Nur Aiman (left, l-r) led the second of five squads in the Doubles event Sunday at Dream-Bowl Palace en route to move into second place in the overall standing at the Men's World Championships in Unterföhring, Germany. Liew and Aiman combined for 2568 pinfall total, an average of 214.00 for 6 games.

Aiman used back to back 270-plus games for the field-best 1419 individual six-game series (236.50) and Liew contributed 1149.

The duo needed a 436 final game on the 45-foot WTBA Mexico City oil pattern to overtake Squad 1 leaders Martin Paulsson and Mathias Ã…rup (on the right, r-l), Sweden, but had to settle for second place behind a 382 game. The Swedes continued to lead the preliminaries with 2621 and average of 218.42.

Defending World Doubles champions Patrick Allen and Rhino Page (left, l-r), United States, slipped to third place with 2513 (209.42). Korea's Choi Yong-Kyu and Kim Tae-Young is the team on the bubble in fourth place with 2498 (208.17).

Danes Anders Lousdal and Frederik Øhrgaard, who had a theoretical chance to male the playoffs after finishing Squad 1 in fourth place, fell out of the top 4 to fifth place with 2497.

Malaysia's Syafiq Ridhwan and Aaron Kong sit in sixth place with 2497 followed by Belgians Gery Verbruggen and Steve Peetroons (right, l-r) in 7th place with 2457.

Canada's Jason Kovak (1153) and Michael Schmidt (1290) were second in Squad 2 with 2443 (203.58), good for 8th place overall. China's Zhang Peng (1223) and Du Jian Chao (1195) were third with 2418 (201.50) and moved into 11th place.

The 356 players from 65 countries participating in the 2010 Men's World Championships were split into five squads for the Doubles event at 52-lane Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterföhring in the outskirts of Munich, Germany.

Doubles will be contested on the 45-foot WTBA Mexico City oil pattern.

They will bowl six games preliminaries over two days (three quads on Sunday, two on Monday) with the top four teams advancing to the semifinals on Monday afternoon starting at 6.00 p.m. CET (noon EST).

The 2010 WTBA World Men's Championships will run through Aug. 21st. Players will compete for medals in six events - Singles, Doubles, Trios, five-player Team, All Events and Masters match play.

Bowlingdigital.com will provide live streaming of the semifinals, finals and award ceremonies of each event. The Bowlingdigital team consists of Herbert Bickel (editor), Flavio Cuva (Live Streaming/Video) and Beat Grauwiler (photos).

PBA Hall of Famer Brian Voss (pictured left) will serve as color commentator and Ted Thompson (right), lane maintenance expert with Kegel, the official lane maintenance provider of the Championships, will serve as analyst. Lucas Wiseman of USBC Communications will assist as play-by-play analyst.

The preliminaries of each event will be streamed with a web cam.

Live streaming will be available at Bowlingdigital's Ustream TV Channel

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Here's the live streaming schedule:

Monday, August 16, 2010
18.00 - 18.45 Doubles - Semifinals
18.45 - 19.30 Doubles - Championship
19.30 - 20.00 Doubles - Medals Ceremony

Wednesday, August 18, 2010
20.00 - 21.00 Trios - Semifinals
21.00 - 22.00 Trios - Championship

Thursday, August 19, 2010
13.30 - 14.00 Trios - Medals Ceremony

Friday, August 20, 2010
19.30 - 21.00 Team - Semifinals
21.00 - 22.30 Team - Championship

Saturday, August 21, 2010
08.00 - 10.00 Masters - Round of 16
10.00 - 12.00 Masters - Quarterfinals
13.00 - 15.00 Masters - Semifinals
15.00 - 17.00 Masters - Final
17.00 - 17.30 Masters - Medal Ceremony

(all time Central European Time)

 

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2010 Men's World Championship - Doubles Squad 2

Pos	Player/Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Pins	Avg.
1.	Sweden	419	437	513	1369	365	455	432	1252	2621	218.42
	Martin Paulsson	224	256	244	724	188	215	195	598	1322	220.33
	Mathias Ã…rup	195	181	269	645	177	240	237	654	1299	216.50
2.	Malaysia	368	449	427	1244	461	481	382	1324	2568	214.00
	Alex Liew	180	216	175	571	185	204	189	578	1149	191.50
	Aiman Muhamad Nur	188	233	252	673	276	277	193	746	1419	236.50
3.	United States	381	372	472	1225	437	427	424	1288	2513	209.42
	Patrick Allen	200	177	279	656	246	235	230	711	1367	227.83
	Rhino Page	181	195	193	569	191	192	194	577	1146	191.00
4.	Korea	437	381	445	1263	409	410	416	1235	2498	208.17
	Choi Yong-Kyu	211	199	234	644	199	247	203	649	1293	215.50
	Kim Tae-Young	226	182	211	619	210	163	213	586	1205	200.83
5.	Denmark	448	381	374	1203	394	447	453	1294	2497	208.08
	Anders Lousdal	214	166	192	572	212	248	206	666	1238	206.33
	Frederik Øhrgaard	234	215	182	631	182	199	247	628	1259	209.83
6.	Malaysia	391	374	437	1202	465	404	426	1295	2497	208.08
	Syafiq Ridhwan	200	190	212	602	226	201	246	673	1275	212.50
	Aaron Kong	191	184	225	600	239	203	180	622	1222	203.67
7.	Belgium	458	379	388	1225	428	403	401	1232	2457	204.75
	Gery Verbruggen	213	207	197	617	211	194	233	638	1255	209.17
	Steve Peetroons	245	172	191	608	217	209	168	594	1202	200.33
8.	Canada	433	391	389	1213	353	451	426	1230	2443	203.58
	Jason Kovack	235	170	168	573	165	184	231	580	1153	192.17
	Michael Schmidt	198	221	221	640	188	267	195	650	1290	215.00
9.	Venezuela	442	419	415	1276	370	377	406	1153	2429	202.42
	Rafael Medina	215	223	200	638	208	184	186	578	1216	202.67
	Danny Fung	227	196	215	638	162	193	220	575	1213	202.17
10.	Philippines	418	409	353	1180	463	404	372	1239	2419	201.58
	Chester King	207	207	173	587	241	238	186	665	1252	208.67
	Biboy Rivera	211	202	180	593	222	166	186	574	1167	194.50
11.	China	393	404	391	1188	454	352	424	1230	2418	201.50
	Zhang Peng	200	221	191	612	246	146	219	611	1223	203.83
	Du Jian Chao	193	183	200	576	208	206	205	619	1195	199.17
12.	Hong Kong	437	356	379	1172	395	390	453	1238	2410	200.83
	Cyrus Cheung	233	177	167	577	178	213	228	619	1196	199.33
	Eric Tseng	204	179	212	595	217	177	225	619	1214	202.33
13.	Chinese Taipei	394	416	422	1232	409	365	401	1175	2407	200.58
	Cheng Hsing-Chao	216	213	205	634	171	171	203	545	1179	196.50
	Hung Kun-Yi	178	203	217	598	238	194	198	630	1228	204.67
14.	Finland	397	412	400	1209	357	446	392	1195	2404	200.33
	Mika Koivuniemi	223	202	170	595	181	228	214	623	1218	203.00
	Osku Palermaa	174	210	230	614	176	218	178	572	1186	197.67
15.	Greece	365	421	402	1188	422	433	357	1212	2400	200.00
	Georgios Stefanidis	188	195	212	595	173	219	177	569	1164	194.00
	Evangelos Krizinis	177	226	190	593	249	214	180	643	1236	206.00
16.	Puerto Rico	375	316	493	1184	396	389	407	1192	2376	198.00
	Gabriel Sanchez	176	134	235	545	218	193	202	613	1158	193.00
	Israel Hernandez	199	182	258	639	178	196	205	579	1218	203.00
17.	Romania	442	416	385	1243	381	407	338	1126	2369	197.42
	Florian Mihailescu	198	212	195	605	195	195	179	569	1174	195.67
	Valentin Fatu	244	204	190	638	186	212	159	557	1195	199.17
18.	Singapore	310	455	433	1198	450	325	395	1170	2368	197.33
	Justin Lim	150	232	205	587	226	152	218	596	1183	197.17
	Ng Tiac Pin	160	223	228	611	224	173	177	574	1185	197.50
19.	Iceland	386	435	387	1208	355	407	385	1147	2355	196.25
	Jon Ingi Ragnarsson	165	222	200	587	175	179	168	522	1109	184.83
	Magnus Magnusson	221	213	187	621	180	228	217	625	1246	207.67
20.	Colombia	462	393	384	1239	335	399	379	1113	2352	196.00
	Jaime Monroy	194	203	183	580	169	181	197	547	1127	187.83
	Fabio Garcia	268	190	201	659	166	218	182	566	1225	204.17
21.	Chinese Taipei	360	375	398	1133	364	428	418	1210	2343	195.25
	Tsai Ting-Yun	172	186	204	562	203	204	195	602	1164	194.00
	Lin Chung-Hsien	188	189	194	571	161	224	223	608	1179	196.50
22.	France	384	389	425	1198	383	337	424	1144	2342	195.17
	Mathias Sarmadi	192	186	232	610	192	156	242	590	1200	200.00
	François Sacco	192	203	193	588	191	181	182	554	1142	190.33
23.	Venezuela	347	360	410	1117	399	393	408	1200	2317	193.08
	Reydnier Chavez	179	174	203	556	183	190	217	590	1146	191.00
	Ildemaro Ruiz	168	186	207	561	216	203	191	610	1171	195.17
24.	Japan	352	319	432	1103	396	411	396	1203	2306	192.17
	Masaaki Takemoto	160	162	233	555	207	175	218	600	1155	192.50
	Toshihiko Takahashi	192	157	199	548	189	236	178	603	1151	191.83
25.	Scotland	446	364	344	1154	380	399	371	1150	2304	192.00
	Mark Kerr	213	183	170	566	197	196	183	576	1142	190.33
	Mark McQueen	233	181	174	588	183	203	188	574	1162	193.67
26.	England	363	354	425	1142	360	417	355	1132	2274	189.50
	Matt Miller	202	188	202	592	185	229	196	610	1202	200.33
	Stuart Williams	161	166	223	550	175	188	159	522	1072	178.67
27.	Indonesia	397	373	390	1160	375	393	345	1113	2273	189.42
	Ryan Lalisang	206	183	176	565	183	218	189	590	1155	192.50
	Hengki	191	190	214	595	192	175	156	523	1118	186.33
28.	England	339	361	417	1117	399	362	392	1153	2270	189.17
	Raymond Teece	190	192	222	604	179	179	214	572	1176	196.00
	John Wells	149	169	195	513	220	183	178	581	1094	182.33
29.	Colombia	378	390	393	1161	382	346	381	1109	2270	189.17
	Jorge Romero	206	194	215	615	185	188	225	598	1213	202.17
	Juan Rodriguez	172	196	178	546	197	158	156	511	1057	176.17
30.	Singapore	349	425	323	1097	376	360	430	1166	2263	188.58
	Basil Low	222	172	166	560	203	182	222	607	1167	194.50
	Mark Wong	127	253	157	537	173	178	208	559	1096	182.67
31.	Australia	386	350	355	1091	412	336	419	1167	2258	188.17
	Ross Brown	177	188	161	526	171	184	211	566	1092	182.00
	Ben Taylor	209	162	194	565	241	152	208	601	1166	194.33
32.	Puerto Rico	351	413	363	1127	340	393	396	1129	2256	188.00
	Androunick Simounet	161	214	191	566	159	160	196	515	1081	180.17
	Bruno Diaz	190	199	172	561	181	233	200	614	1175	195.83
33.	Hong Kong	338	344	380	1062	400	383	408	1191	2253	187.75
	Tsang Pak Kei	167	198	195	560	204	205	201	610	1170	195.00
	Wicky Yeung	171	146	185	502	196	178	207	581	1083	180.50
34.	Poland	419	372	352	1143	372	335	388	1095	2238	186.50
	Marek Przezpolewski	183	178	171	532	179	151	190	520	1052	175.33
	Tomasz Janicki	236	194	181	611	193	184	198	575	1186	197.67
35.	Thailand	390	348	429	1167	402	354	312	1068	2235	186.25
	Dechochai Tinjiratip	243	202	245	690	209	174	156	539	1229	204.83
	Badin Lerdpiriyasakulkit	147	146	184	477	193	180	156	529	1006	167.67
36.	Estonia	354	337	386	1077	399	397	361	1157	2234	186.17
	Raul Beekmann	181	168	214	563	182	225	162	569	1132	188.67
	Taavi Allsalu	173	169	172	514	217	172	199	588	1102	183.67
37.	India	378	416	330	1124	365	361	379	1105	2229	185.75
	Shabbir Dhankot	188	244	187	619	201	174	196	571	1190	198.33
	Vijay Punjabi	190	172	143	505	164	187	183	534	1039	173.17
38.	Norway	372	380	425	1177	401	290	359	1050	2227	185.58
	Fredrik Tjernes	195	162	197	554	190	142	183	515	1069	178.17
	Martin Olsen	177	218	228	623	211	148	176	535	1158	193.00
39.	Lithuania	357	363	333	1053	407	372	386	1165	2218	184.83
	Domas Amolevicius	211	177	169	557	182	203	203	588	1145	190.83
	Tomas Cibinskas	146	186	164	496	225	169	183	577	1073	178.83
40.	Kuwait	394	348	379	1121	381	349	359	1089	2210	184.17
	Fahad Al Ragheeb	169	149	182	500	210	184	181	575	1075	179.17
	Rakan Al Amiri	225	199	197	621	171	165	178	514	1135	189.17
41.	France	418	340	361	1119	384	340	363	1087	2206	183.83
	Alain Nicolas	222	175	162	559	206	175	159	540	1099	183.17
	Xavier Lotthe	196	165	199	560	178	165	204	547	1107	184.50
42.	Netherlands	404	332	393	1129	381	339	343	1063	2192	182.67
	Phil Hulst	219	159	192	570	192	158	168	518	1088	181.33
	Ron van den Bogaard	185	173	201	559	189	181	175	545	1104	184.00
43.	Italy	334	382	411	1127	348	346	368	1062	2189	182.42
	Federico Rossi	147	171	234	552	161	172	211	544	1096	182.67
	Massimo Pirozzi	187	211	177	575	187	174	157	518	1093	182.17
44.	Israel	368	361	359	1088	401	359	341	1101	2189	182.42
	Moshe Sheinman	178	196	157	531	221	192	167	580	1111	185.17
	Tener Israel	190	165	202	557	180	167	174	521	1078	179.67
45.	Japan	429	327	351	1107	347	364	362	1073	2180	181.67
	Tomoyuki Sasaki	238	147	170	555	187	189	195	571	1126	187.67
	Nobuhito Fujii	191	180	181	552	160	175	167	502	1054	175.67
46.	Ireland	347	365	364	1076	414	316	371	1101	2177	181.42
	Conan Mackey	160	155	184	499	188	157	146	491	990	165.00
	Fran Puzzuoli	187	210	180	577	226	159	225	610	1187	197.83
47.	Russia	373	318	354	1045	381	387	363	1131	2176	181.33
	Sergey Andreev	196	161	183	540	191	180	195	566	1106	184.33
	Victor Krasavkin	177	157	171	505	190	207	168	565	1070	178.33
48.	Scotland	345	405	359	1109	368	356	341	1065	2174	181.17
	Michael Bruce	182	234	201	617	207	168	153	528	1145	190.83
	James Claxton	163	171	158	492	161	188	188	537	1029	171.50
49.	United Arab Emirates	403	400	338	1141	350	299	379	1028	2169	180.75
	Saeed Obaid	214	209	171	594	170	145	193	508	1102	183.67
	Mahmood Al Attar	189	191	167	547	180	154	186	520	1067	177.83
50.	Hungary	366	397	355	1118	312	326	409	1047	2165	180.42
	Zoltán Skobrics	205	211	148	564	145	149	197	491	1055	175.83
	László Paál	161	186	207	554	167	177	212	556	1110	185.00
51.	Czech Republic	344	366	382	1092	337	364	372	1073	2165	180.42
	Jan Spacil	187	212	212	611	160	209	211	580	1191	198.50
	Miroslav Cifra	157	154	170	481	177	155	161	493	974	162.33
52.	Belarus	353	385	356	1094	366	338	365	1069	2163	180.25
	Dmitry Stepuk	188	181	182	551	204	160	224	588	1139	189.83
	Sergey Kiseliov	165	204	174	543	162	178	141	481	1024	170.67
53.	Ukraine	376	333	373	1082	354	367	359	1080	2162	180.17
	Oleksandr Shcherbinin	198	176	174	548	182	167	156	505	1053	175.50
	Volodymyr Shchabelsky	178	157	199	534	172	200	203	575	1109	184.83
54.	Bulgaria	376	336	335	1047	331	394	381	1106	2153	179.42
	Hristo Georgiev	183	176	141	500	175	204	181	560	1060	176.67
	Boyan Donov	193	160	194	547	156	190	200	546	1093	182.17
55.	Macau	315	390	397	1102	355	366	327	1048	2150	179.17
	Ho Weng Hou	167	169	226	562	190	189	169	548	1110	185.00
	Kot Ka Hou	148	221	171	540	165	177	158	500	1040	173.33
56.	Switzerland	403	336	398	1137	348	337	323	1008	2145	178.75
	Cedric Regennass	167	141	209	517	159	147	171	477	994	165.67
	Larry Vontobel	236	195	189	620	189	190	152	531	1151	191.83
57.	Belgium	324	384	324	1032	378	355	377	1110	2142	178.50
	Wim Claessens	168	193	148	509	171	180	175	526	1035	172.50
	Olivier Leroy	156	191	176	523	207	175	202	584	1107	184.50
58.	Catalonia	388	350	339	1077	355	363	341	1059	2136	178.00
	Artur Colomer	191	163	189	543	182	154	201	537	1080	180.00
	Raul Galvez	197	187	150	534	173	209	140	522	1056	176.00
59.	Brazil	375	386	361	1122	374	291	346	1011	2133	177.75
	Eduardo Issa	225	200	206	631	193	159	166	518	1149	191.50
	Mauro Sato	150	186	155	491	181	132	180	493	984	164.00
60.	Northern Ireland	360	321	319	1000	418	345	361	1124	2124	177.00
	Alan Smith	191	155	168	514	211	178	203	592	1106	184.33
	Kevin Horton	169	166	151	486	207	167	158	532	1018	169.67
61.	Ecuador	348	362	355	1065	359	343	340	1042	2107	175.58
	Diogenes Saverio	147	179	187	513	167	185	164	516	1029	171.50
	Ivan Vallejo	201	183	168	552	192	158	176	526	1078	179.67
62.	New Zealand	362	320	320	1002	347	389	337	1073	2075	172.92
	Tim Swain	193	205	160	558	162	213	161	536	1094	182.33
	Terry Mustchin	169	115	160	444	185	176	176	537	981	163.50
63.	Russia	365	335	343	1043	310	365	347	1022	2065	172.08
	Yan Korshak	188	178	166	532	158	186	177	521	1053	175.50
	Gennady Sidorov	177	157	177	511	152	179	170	501	1012	168.67
64.	Wales	352	376	327	1055	359	356	281	996	2051	170.92
	Gareth Roberts	210	183	142	535	188	164	155	507	1042	173.67
	Trevor Green	142	193	185	520	171	192	126	489	1009	168.17
65.	Saudi Arabia	333	379	331	1043	330	340	330	1000	2043	170.25
	Hassan Oraif	160	188	142	490	153	159	173	485	975	162.50
	Qusi Fayez	173	191	189	553	177	181	157	515	1068	178.00
66.	Slovakia	369	283	302	954	388	372	317	1077	2031	169.25
	Rene Blazek	182	179	157	518	216	215	146	577	1095	182.50
	Michal Homola	187	104	145	436	172	157	171	500	936	156.00
67.	Czech Republic	327	326	335	988	371	332	312	1015	2003	166.92
	Jiri Hindrak	167	168	134	469	181	168	137	486	955	159.17
	Petr Harbacek	160	158	201	519	190	164	175	529	1048	174.67
68.	Luxembourg	352	406	327	1085	299	312	304	915	2000	166.67
	Tommy Thill	191	180	156	527	130	156	142	428	955	159.17
	Othello Pescarolo	161	226	171	558	169	156	162	487	1045	174.17
69.	Gibraltar	271	339	325	935	287	388	373	1048	1983	165.25
	Matthew Stott	121	134	155	410	157	200	187	544	954	159.00
	Michael Wood	150	205	170	525	130	188	186	504	1029	171.50
70.	Slovenia	368	253	347	968	312	313	348	973	1941	161.75
	Tomaž Eržen	175	114	167	456	134	146	173	453	909	151.50
	Milan Malek	193	139	180	512	178	167	175	520	1032	172.00
71.	Bahamas	345	315	313	973	285	275	339	899	1872	156.00
	Dave Moxey	178	157	178	513	146	118	166	430	943	157.17
	Ronald Dames	167	158	135	460	139	157	173	469	929	154.83