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ZATIL (tengah), Shalin (kiri) dan Vander Tol memegang trofi masing-masing pada Kejohanan Boling Pesta Pulau Pinang Antarabangsa di Mega Lanes, Prai, Pulau Pinang semalam.


PEMAIN wanita negara, Zatil Iman Abdul Ghani muncul juara kategori Terbuka Wanita pada Kejohanan Boling Pesta Pulau Pinang Antarabangsa di Mega Lanes, Prai, Pulau Pinang semalam.

Kejayaan Zatil itu dianggap cukup bermakna kerana dia berjaya mengetepikan cabaran pemain berpengalaman, Shalin Zulkifli yang menduduki tangga kedua.

Tempat ketiga pula menjadi milik pemain Belanda, Ghislaine Vander Tol.

Keseluruhannya, Zatil menamatkan saingan dengan melakukan 4,801 jatuhan pin manakala Shalin (4,701) dan Vander Tol (4,635).

Bagi Zatil, gelaran juara dilihat bakal menjadi miliknya apabila dia berjaya melakukan balingan sempurna pada permainan ketujuh, Jumaat lalu.

"Balingan sempurna itu membolehkan saya memintas pemain lain dan saya cuba mengekalkan rentak permainan saya hingga tamat saingan.

"Pada mulanya, saya tidak menjangkakan mampu muncul juara apabila Shalin dan dia lagi pemain (Ghislaine dan Tannya Roumimper dari Indonesia) berada di hadapan saya pada hari pertama.

"Selain itu, mereka juga pemain yang cukup berpengalaman berbanding saya," kata Zatil yang meraih pingat gangsa pada Kejohanan Remaja Dunia di Orlando, Amerika Syarikat.

Sementara itu, Shalin berkata, walaupun gagal bergelar juara, dia tetap gembira dengan prestasinya sepanjang kejohanan tersebut.

"Saya beraksi tanpa sebarang tekanan dan saya berjaya menampilkan aksi yang baik sehingga penghujung saingan," kata Shalin.

Bagi kategori lelaki, pemain negara, Alex Liew dan Muhd. Nur Aiman masing-masing menduduki tempat kedua dan ketiga.

Juara bagi kategori tersebut dimenangi pemain handalan Korea Selatan, Choi Bok Eum yang melakukan 5,445 jatuhan pin. Alex pula merekodkan 5,129 jatuhan pin sementara Nur Aiman (5,102). KOSMO

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