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World Indoor Bowls Championships
Current season, competition or edition:; 2025 World Indoor Bowls Championship
Sport	Bowls
Founded	1979
Continent	International (Professional Bowls Association / World Bowls Tour)
Most recent; champion(s)	2024 Open Singles; Stewart Anderson; 2024 Women's Singles; Katherine Rednall; 2024 Open Pairs; Stewart Anderson & ; Darren Burnett; 2024 Mixed Pairs; Nick Brett &; Julie Forrest ; 2024 under 25s singles; Darren Weir
TV partner(s)	BBC Two, YouTube

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The World Indoor Bowls Championship is an international bowls competition held annually at Potters Resorts in Hopton on Sea.

In recent history matches are streamed live on YouTube & Facebook, attracting around four million views annually.^[1] The last week of the competition is televised live on BBC where the open singles and open pairs', women's singles and mixed pairs' finals are shown.^[2]

History

The competition was first held in 1979 in Coatbridge, Scotland as a men's singles only event. The first event was sponsored by Embassy Cigarettes.

In 1986, the men's pairs competition was added to the championship.^[3] In 1988, a rule change allowed women to compete for the first time and the women's singles competition was created. This rule change also changed expanded the men's singles and pairs competition and both become open tournaments.

In 1989, the championships moved to the Guild Hall in Preston, England and Churchill Insurance took over the sponsorship. While the competition was being held in Preston, Midland Bank and SAGA were also sponsors at various times.

In 1999, Potters Holidays took over the sponsorship and, as part of the agreement, the event moved to its current home at the company's resort in Hopton-on-Sea.^[4] The mixed pairs competition was added to the championship in 2004.

World Indoor Men's/Open Singles Champions

Year	Winner
1979	David Bryant (1/3)
1980	David Bryant (2/3)
1981	David Bryant (3/3)
1982	John Watson
1983	Bob Sutherland
1984	Jim Baker
1985	Terry Sullivan
1986	Tony Allcock (1/3)
1987	Tony Allcock (2/3)
1988	Hugh Duff (1/2)
1989	Richard Corsie (1/3)
1990	John Price
1991	Richard Corsie (2/3)
1992	Ian Schuback
1993	Richard Corsie (3/3)
1994	Andy Thomson (1/3)

Year	Winner
1995	Andy Thomson (2/3)
1996	David Gourlay
1997	Hugh Duff (2/2)
1998	Paul Foster (1/5)
1999	Alex Marshall (1/6)
2000	Robert Weale
2001	Paul Foster (2/5)
2002	Tony Allcock (3/3)
2003	Alex Marshall (2/6)
2004	Alex Marshall (3/6)
2005	Paul Foster (3/5)
2006	Mervyn King
2007	Alex Marshall (4/6)
2008	Alex Marshall (5/6)
2009	Billy Jackson
2010	Greg Harlow

Year	Winner
2011	Paul Foster (4/5)
2012	Andy Thomson (3/3)
2013	Stewart Anderson (1/3)
2014	Darren Burnett
2015	Alex Marshall (6/6)
2016	Nick Brett
2017	Paul Foster (5/5)
2018	Mark Dawes (1/2)
2019	Stewart Anderson (2/3)
2020	Robert Paxton
2021	Mark Dawes (2/2)
2022	Les Gillett
2023	Jamie Walker
2024	Stewart Anderson (3/3)

Wins by individual (Open Singles only)

Name	Titles	Runners up	Winning Years
Alex Marshall	6	2	1999, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2015
Paul Foster	5	2	1998, 2001, 2005, 2011, 2017
Richard Corsie	3	4	1989, 1991, 1993
Andy Thomson	3	2	1994, 1995, 2012
David Bryant	3	1	1979, 1980, 1981
Stewart Anderson	3	1	2013, 2019, 2024
Tony Allcock	3	-	1986, 1987, 2002
Hugh Duff	2	1	1988, 1997
Mark Dawes	2	-	2018, 2021
John Price	1	3	1990
Mervyn King	1	3	2006
Greg Harlow	1	3	2010
Ian Schuback	1	2	1992
Robert Paxton	1	2	2020
Jim Baker	1	1	1984
David Gourlay	1	1	1996
Robert Weale	1	1	2000
Nick Brett	1	1	2016
John Watson	1	-	1982
Bob Sutherland	1	-	1983
Terry Sullivan	1	-	1985
Billy Jackson	1	-	2009
Darren Burnett	1	-	2014
Les Gillett	1	-	2022
Jamie Walker	1	-	2023

Performance by country (Open singles only)

Country	Titles	Runners up	Winning Players
Scotland	23	14	9
England	18	16	11
Wales	3	7	3
Australia	1	3	1
Northern Ireland	1	2	1
Hong Kong	-	1	-
Israel	-	1	-
New Zealand	-	1	-
Canada	-	1	-
Total	46	46	25

World Indoor Women's Singles Champions

Year	Winner
1988	Margaret Johnston
1990	Fleur Bougourd
1991	Mary Price
1992	Sarah Gourlay
1993	Kate Adams
1994	Jan Woodley
1995	Joyce Lindores
1996	Sandy Hazell
1997	Norma Shaw
1998	Caroline McAllister (1/2)
1999	Caroline McAllister (2/2)
2000	Marlene Castle

Year	Winner
2001	Betty Brown
2002	Carol Ashby (1/3)
2003	Carol Ashby (2/3)
2004	Carol Ashby (3/3)
2005	Ellen Falkner (1/3)
2006	Ellen Falkner (2/3)
2007	Caroline Brown
2008	Ceri Ann Davies
2009	Debbie Stavrou (1/2)
2010	Debbie Stavrou (2/2)
2011	Alison Merrien
2012	Karen Murphy

Year	Winner
2013	Rebecca Field
2014	Katherine Rednall (1/6)
2015	Laura Daniels (1/2)
2016	Ellen Falkner (3/3)
2017	Katherine Rednall (2/6)
2018	Katherine Rednall (3/6)
2019	Julie Forrest (1/2)
2020	Julie Forrest (2/2)
2021	Laura Daniels (2/2) ^[5]
2022	Katherine Rednall (4/6)
2023	Katherine Rednall (5/6)
2024	Katherine Rednall (6/6)

World Indoor Men's/Open Pairs Champions

The Men's Pairs (now Open Pairs) allows women to compete, this is not to be confused with the Mixed Pairs. It was a men's only competition until 2012.

Year	Winner
1986	Tony Allcock (1/8) & David Bryant (1/6)
1987	Tony Allcock (2/8) & David Bryant (2/6)
1988	Ian Schuback (1/3) & Jim Yates
1989	Tony Allcock (3/8) & David Bryant (3/6)
1990	Tony Allcock (4/8) & David Bryant (4/6)
1991	Tony Allcock (5/8) & David Bryant (5/6)
1992	Tony Allcock (6/8) & David Bryant (6/6)
1993	Gary Smith & Andy Thomson (1/3)
1994	Ian Schuback (2/3) & Cameron Curtis
1995	Richard Corsie & Alex Marshall (1/6)
1996	Ian Schuback (3/3) & Kelvin Kerkow (1/3)
1997	Tony Allcock (7/8) & Mervyn King (1/3)
1998	Richard Corsie & Graham Robertson
1999	John Price & Stephen Rees
2000	David Gourlay & Alex Marshall (2/6)
2001	Les Gillett (1/2) & Mark McMahon
2002	Hugh Duff & Paul Foster (1/5)
2003	Tony Allcock (8/8) & David Holt
2004	Ian McClure & Jeremy Henry
2005	Kelvin Kerkow (2/3) & Mervyn King (2/3)

Year	Winner
2006	Billy Jackson (1/2) & David Gourlay (1/2)
2007	Billy Jackson (2/2) & David Gourlay (2/2)
2008	Andy Thomson (2/3) & Ian Bond (1/2)
2009	Kelvin Kerkow (3/3) & Mervyn King (3/3)
2010	Andy Thomson (3/3) & Ian Bond (2/2)
2011	Paul Foster (2/5) & Alex Marshall (3/6)
2012	Paul Foster (3/5) & Alex Marshall (4/6)
2013	Paul Foster (4/5) & Alex Marshall (5/6)
2014	Greg Harlow (1/3) & Nick Brett (1/3)
2015	Robert Paxton & Simon Skelton
2016	Stewart Anderson (1/3) & Darren Burnett (1/3)
2017	Les Gillett (2/2) & Jason Greenslade
2018	Mark Dawes (1/2) & Jamie Chestney (1/2)
2019	Paul Foster (5/5) & Alex Marshall (6/6)
2020	Greg Harlow (2/3) & Nick Brett (2/3)
2021	Mark Dawes (2/2) & Jamie Chestney (2/2) ^[6]
2022	Stewart Anderson (2/3) & Darren Burnett (2/3)
2023	Greg Harlow (3/3) & Nick Brett (3/3)
2024	Stewart Anderson (3/3) & Darren Burnett (3/3)

World Indoor Mixed Pairs Champions

Year	Winner
2004	Alex Marshall (1/2) & Amy Monkhouse
2005	John Price (1/2) & Carol Ashby (1/3)
2006	John Price (2/2) & Carol Ashby (2/3)
2007	Greg Harlow & Jo Morris
2008	David Gourlay (1/3) & Ceri Ann Davies (1/3)
2009	David Gourlay (2/3) & Ceri Ann Davies (2/3)
2010	Alex Marshall (2/2) & Carol Ashby (3/3)
2011	Simon Skelton & Alison Merrien (1/2)
2012	David Gourlay (3/3) & Debbie Stavrou
2013	Paul Foster (1/3) & Laura Thomas (1/2)
2014	Paul Foster (2/3) & Laura Thomas (2/2)

Year	Winner
2015	Robert Paxton (1/2) & Marion Purcell (1/2)
2016	Darren Burnett & Katherine Rednall
2017	Nick Brett (1/3) & Claire Johnston
2018	Jamie Chestney & Lesley Doig
2019	Robert Paxton (2/2) & Ellen Falkner
2020	Nick Brett (2/3) & Marion Purcell (2/2)
2021	Stewart Anderson (1/2) & Julie Forrest (1/2)^[7]
2022	Paul Foster (3/3) & Alison Merrien (2/2)
2023	Stewart Anderson (2/2) & Ceri Ann Glen (3/3)
2024	Nick Brett (3/3) & Julie Forrest (2/2)

World Indoor Open Under 25 Champions

Year	Winner
2016	Joseph Mower
2017	Ellen Ryan
2018	Chloe Watson

Year	Winner
2019	John Orr
2020	William Moulton
2022	Daniel Pool (1/2)

Year	Winner
2023	Daniel Pool (2/2)
2024	Darren Weir

Players with 5 or more titles

Name	Open singles	Women's singles	Open Pairs	Mixed Pairs	Total
Alex Marshall	6	N/A	6	2	14
Paul Foster	5	N/A	5	3	13
Tony Allcock	3	N/A	8	-	11
David Bryant	3	N/A	6	-	9
Stewart Anderson	3	N/A	3	2	8
/ David Gourlay	1	N/A	3	3	7
Nick Brett	1	N/A	3	3	7
Katherine Rednall	-	6	-	1	7
Andy Thomson	3	N/A	3	-	6
Carol Ashby	-	3	-	3	6
Richard Corsie	3	N/A	2	-	5
Greg Harlow	1	N/A	3	1	5
Darren Burnett	1	N/A	3	1	5

References

^ "OpticalMedia: Leading the Way in Sports Streaming with Over 4 Million Annual Views". OpticalMedia. 13 January 2024.
^ "World Indoor Bowls Championships 2018: Schedule and BBC coverage". BBC Sport. January 2018.
^ Newby, Donald (1989). Bowls Year Book 89. the Daily Telegraph. ISBN 0-330-31093-3.
^ "World Bowls at Potters: 'There's nowhere else I'd rather be'". BBC News. 13 January 2023. Retrieved 15 January 2024.
^ "Wales' Laura Daniels wins World Indoor Bowls final". BBC Sport. 21 January 2021. Retrieved 22 January 2021.
^ "Dawes And Chestney Win Second Open Pairs Title". Bowls International. 18 January 2021. Retrieved 19 January 2021.
^ "Julie Forrest: Borders bowler wins world championships title". Peebleshire News. 19 January 2021. Retrieved 19 January 2021.

External links

Greg Gottfried (23 January 2020). "This perfect World Indoor Bowls shot is the most electrifying non-darts sports highlight in British history" (Video). Golf Digest.

[1] "OpticalMedia: Leading the Way in Sports Streaming with Over 4 Million Annual Views". OpticalMedia. 13 January 2024.

[2] "World Indoor Bowls Championships 2018: Schedule and BBC coverage". BBC Sport. January 2018.

[telegraph-3] Newby, Donald (1989). Bowls Year Book 89. the Daily Telegraph. ISBN 0-330-31093-3.

[4] "World Bowls at Potters: 'There's nowhere else I'd rather be'". BBC News. 13 January 2023. Retrieved 15 January 2024.

[5] "Wales' Laura Daniels wins World Indoor Bowls final". BBC Sport. 21 January 2021. Retrieved 22 January 2021.

[6] "Dawes And Chestney Win Second Open Pairs Title". Bowls International. 18 January 2021. Retrieved 19 January 2021.

[7] "Julie Forrest: Borders bowler wins world championships title". Peebleshire News. 19 January 2021. Retrieved 19 January 2021.

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 |continent=International ([[Professional Bowls Association]] / [[World Bowls Tour]])
-|champion='''2024 Open Singles'''<br>{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson]]<br>'''2024 Women's Singles'''<br>{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Katherine Rednall]]<br> '''2024 Open Pairs'''<br>{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] & <br>{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Darren Burnett]]<br>'''2024 Mixed Pairs'''<br>{{flagicon|ENG}}[[Nick Brett]] &<br> {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Julie Forrest]] <br>'''2024 under 25s singles'''<br>{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Darren Weir]]
+|champion='''2024 Open Singles'''<br>{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]]<br>'''2024 Women's Singles'''<br>{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Katherine Rednall]]<br> '''2024 Open Pairs'''<br>{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] & <br>{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Darren Burnett]]<br>'''2024 Mixed Pairs'''<br>{{flagicon|ENG}}[[Nick Brett]] &<br> {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Julie Forrest]] <br>'''2024 under 25s singles'''<br>{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Darren Weir]]
 |TV=[[BBC Two]], [[YouTube]]}}
-The '''World Indoor Bowls Championship''' is an international [[bowls]] competition held annually at [[Potters Resort|Potters holiday park]] in [[Hopton on Sea]].
+The '''World Indoor Bowls Championship''' is an international [[bowls]] competition held annually at [[Potters Resorts]] in [[Hopton on Sea]].
-In recent history matches are streamed live on YouTube & Facebook, attracting around four million views annually.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.OpticalMediaUK.com|title=OpticalMedia: Leading the Way in Sports Streaming with Over 4 Million Annual Views|publisher=OpticalMedia|date=2024-01-13}}</ref> The last week of the competition is televised live on [[BBC]] where the open singles and open pairs', women's singles and mixed pairs' finals are shown.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/bowls/42403840|title=World Indoor Bowls Championships 2018: Schedule and BBC coverage|publisher=BBC Sport}}</ref>
+In recent history matches are streamed live on YouTube & Facebook, attracting around four million views annually.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.OpticalMediaUK.com|title=OpticalMedia: Leading the Way in Sports Streaming with Over 4 Million Annual Views|publisher=OpticalMedia|date=2024-01-13}}</ref> The last week of the competition is televised live on [[BBC]] where the open singles and open pairs', women's singles and mixed pairs' finals are shown.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/bowls/42403840|title=World Indoor Bowls Championships 2018: Schedule and BBC coverage|date=January 2018 |publisher=BBC Sport}}</ref>
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 In 1989, the championships moved to the Guild Hall in [[Preston, Lancashire| Preston, England]] and [[Churchill Insurance]] took over the sponsorship. While the competition was being held in Preston,  [[Midland Bank]] and [[Saga plc|SAGA]] were also sponsors at various times.
-In 1999, [[Potters Resort|Potters Holidays]] took over the sponsorship and, as part of the agreement, the event moved to its current home at the company's resort in Hopton-on-Sea.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-64249302 |title=World Bowls at Potters: 'There's nowhere else I'd rather be' |website=BBC News |access-date=15 January 2024}}</ref>  The mixed pairs competition was added to the championship in 2004.
+In 1999, [[Potters Resort|Potters Holidays]] took over the sponsorship and, as part of the agreement, the event moved to its current home at the company's resort in Hopton-on-Sea.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-64249302 |title=World Bowls at Potters: 'There's nowhere else I'd rather be' |work=BBC News |date=13 January 2023 |access-date=15 January 2024}}</ref>  The mixed pairs competition was added to the championship in 2004.
 ==World Indoor Men's/Open Singles Champions==
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-| {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] <small>(1/2)</small>
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 ! [[2019 World Indoor Bowls Championship|2019]]
-| {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] <small>(2/2)</small>
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 | {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] <small>(3/3)</small>
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 {{col-end}}
-'''Wins by individual''' (Open Singles only)<!-- 2023 WINNER JAMIE WALKER HAS BEEN ADDED-->
+'''Wins by individual''' (Open Singles only)<!-- 2024 WINNER STEWART ANDERSON HAS BEEN ADDED-->
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-'''Performance by country''' (Open singles only)<!-- ENSURE BOTH THE WINNER AND RUNNER-UP ARE ADDED AT THE SAME TIME AND UPDATE TOTALS. THEY ARE CURRENTLY AT 45 WINNERS AND 45 RUNNERS-UP AFTER THE 2023 EVENT WAS ADDED-->
+'''Performance by country''' (Open singles only)<!-- ENSURE BOTH THE WINNER AND RUNNER-UP ARE ADDED AT THE SAME TIME AND UPDATE TOTALS. THEY ARE CURRENTLY AT 46 WINNERS AND 46 RUNNERS-UP AFTER THE 2024 EVENT WAS ADDED-->
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 ! [[2021 World Indoor Bowls Championship|2021]]
-| {{flagicon|WAL}} [[Laura Daniels]] <small>(2/2)</small> <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/bowls/55760133|title=Wales' Laura Daniels wins World Indoor Bowls final|publisher=BBC|access-date=22 January 2021}}</ref>
+| {{flagicon|WAL}} [[Laura Daniels]] <small>(2/2)</small> <ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/bowls/55760133|title=Wales' Laura Daniels wins World Indoor Bowls final|work=BBC Sport |date=21 January 2021 |access-date=22 January 2021}}</ref>
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-| {{flagicon|ENG}} [[Mark Dawes]] <small>(2/2)</small> & [[Jamie Chestney]] <small>(2/2)</small> <ref>{{cite web|url=https://bowlsinternational.keypublishing.com/dawes-and-chestney-win-send-open-pairs-title/|title=Dawes And Chestney Win Second Open Pairs Title |website=Bowls International | access-date=19 January 2021}}</ref>
+| {{flagicon|ENG}} [[Mark Dawes]] <small>(2/2)</small> & [[Jamie Chestney]] <small>(2/2)</small> <ref>{{cite web|url=https://bowlsinternational.keypublishing.com/dawes-and-chestney-win-send-open-pairs-title/|title=Dawes And Chestney Win Second Open Pairs Title |website=Bowls International |date=18 January 2021 | access-date=19 January 2021}}</ref>
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-| {{flagicon|AUS}} [[David Gourlay]] <small>(1/3)</small> & [[Ceri Ann Davies]] <small>(1/2)</small>
+| {{flagicon|AUS}} [[David Gourlay]] <small>(1/3)</small> & [[Ceri Ann Davies]] <small>(1/3)</small>
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 ! [[2009 World Indoor Bowls Championship|2009]]
-| {{flagicon|AUS}} [[David Gourlay]] <small>(2/3)</small> & [[Ceri Ann Davies]] <small>(2/2)</small>
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-| {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] <small>(1/2)</small> & {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Julie Forrest]]<small> (1/2)</small><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.peeblesshirenews.com/news/19022929.julie-forrest-borders-bowler-wins-world-championships-title/|title=Julie Forrest: Borders bowler wins world championships title |website=Peebleshire News | access-date=19 January 2021}}</ref>
+| {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] <small>(1/2)</small> & {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Julie Forrest]]<small> (1/2)</small><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.peeblesshirenews.com/news/19022929.julie-forrest-borders-bowler-wins-world-championships-title/|title=Julie Forrest: Borders bowler wins world championships title |website=Peebleshire News |date=19 January 2021 | access-date=19 January 2021}}</ref>
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-| {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] <small>(2/2)</small> & {{flagicon|WAL}} [[Ceri Ann Davies|Ceri Ann Glen]]
+| {{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]] <small>(2/2)</small> & {{flagicon|WAL}} [[Ceri Ann Davies|Ceri Ann Glen]] <small>(3/3)</small>
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 ! [[2024 World Indoor Bowls Championship|2024]]
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 |3||<span style="color:red;">N/A</span>||6||-||'''9'''
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+|align=left|{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]]
+|3||<span style="color:red;">N/A</span>||3||2||'''8'''
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-|-
-|align=left|{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stewart Anderson (bowls)|Stewart Anderson]]
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-==See also==
+== See also ==
-*[[World Bowls Events]]
+*[[World lawn and indoor bowls events]]
-*[[World Bowls Tour Events]]
-==References==
+== References ==
 {{reflist}}
-==External links==
+== External links ==
 * {{cite web|title=This perfect World Indoor Bowls shot is the most electrifying non-darts sports highlight in British history|language=en|date=23 Jan 2020|website=Golf Digest|author=Greg Gottfried|format=Video|url=https://www.golfdigest.com/story/this-ridiculous-bowls-shot-is-the-most-electrifying-british-sports-highlight-since-the-grand-slam-of-darts}}

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