World Bowls Tour
Greg Harlow won his semi-final head to head against Scotland’s David Gourlay to land his place in the ‘JUST’ World Indoor Singles final tomorrow afternoon Sunday 24th at 1.50pm). In his semi final, a full count on the fourth end saw him take a set defining lead at 6-3 and although both players each scored on
Posted at 4:45pm on Saturday 23rd January 2021
David Gourlay MBE had to pull out all the tops to end the giant killing run of 25 year old – 7 ½ months pregnant Katherine Rednall before booking a spot in Saturday’s (23rd January) semi-finals of the ‘Just’ World Indoor Singles championships). As had been the case in all of her Open Singles matches to
2018 was a special year for Lancashire’s Mark Dawes when he came away from the ‘JUST’ World Bowls Championships with not one but two titles, winning the Pairs title along with Jamie Chestney and then adding the singles crown . This year, he has already regained the Pairs title and is still hanging in there
WORLD INDOOR BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021 World Number 18 WAYNE WILLGRESS and World Number 20 PERRY MARTIN have tested positive for Coronavirus and are no longer involved in the World Indoor Bowls Championships. All players and officials were tested prior to today’s quarter finals as part of strict protocols surrounding the event and it was discovered
Laura Daniels from Wales battled to the ‘JUST’ Women’s World Matchplay Singles title at Potters Resort. In a replay of the 2015 title decider she once again got the better of Norfolk’s Katherine Rednall 2-14, 11-4, 2-0. In the first set Rednall came out with all guns blazing and carried on with the same high
Scotland’s David Gourlay MBE managed to get over the last hurdle to claim a place in tomorrow’s quarter finals of the ‘JUST’ Open Singles Championships. As was expected his match against Jason Greenslade was a dour exchange with the match ebbing and flowing for each player throughout. Gourlay asserted his authority in the first set
Norfolk’s Katherine Rednall wrote herself into the Bowls History Books earlier today with an electrifying display to overcome the iconic Alex ‘Tattie’ Marshall MBE - THE most decorated player in the sport 7-5, 5-5. There was definitely no help from ‘Lady Luck’ involved in this result. In a game that absolutely showcased every skill in
Day 14 of the ‘JUST’ World Championships opened with a bang and certainly was compulsive viewing, with Scotland’s Julie Forrest – one of only two women remaining in the event taking on 2010 winner of this title Greg Harlow. Potters Ambassador Harlow made the early running, scoring a treble on end three to lead 5-2