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2016 World Bowls Championships Day 2 2016 World Bowls Championships Christchurch, New Zealand Day 2: Women's singles: Sec.1: Rd.4: Kelly McKerihen (CAN) bt Frances Davis (CYP) 21-13, Karen Murphy (AUS) bt Sainiana Walker (FIJ) 21-3, Saskia Schaft (NED) bt Susan Kariuki (KEN) 21-10, Jo Edwards (NZL) bt Kim Heiser (USA) 21-10, Laura Daniels (WAL) bt Jackie Nicolle (GUE) 21-6. Rd.5: Schaft bt Nicolle 21-12, Edwards bt Davis 21-12, Murphy bt McKerihen 21-19, Daniels bt Walker 21-12, Kariuki bt Heiser 21-14. Rd.6: Edwards bt Nicolle 21-1, Murphy bt Daniels 21-9, McKerihen bt Schaft 21-11, Heiser bt Walker 21-15, Davis bt Kariuki 21-12. Current standings: Edwards 15 points +57 shots, Murphy 15 +48, McKerihen 15 +32, Schaft 12 +30, Daniels 9 +2, Heiser 6 -15, Davis 6 - 24, Kariuki 6 -30, Walker 6 -33, Nicolle 0 -67. Sec.2: Rd.4: Ainie Knight (PHI) bt Carmen Anderson (NFI) 21-19, Lesley Doig (SCO) bt Sophie Tolchard (ENG) 21-19, Colleen Piketh (RSA) bt Teokotai Jim (CKI) 21-9, Catherine Beattie (IRE) bt Debbie Robertson (ZIM) 21-8, Siti Zalina Ahmad (MAS) bt Bella Chuchu (BRU) 21-5. Rd.5: Knight bt Doig 21-17, Beattie bt Piketh 21-14, Anderson bt Ahmad 21-18, Chuchu bt Robertson 21-12, Tolchard bt Jim 21-11. Rd.6: Knight bt Jim 21-11, Doig bt Robertson 21-5, Anderson bt Piketh 21-16, Agmad bt Tolchard 21-20, Beattie bt Chuchu 21-19. Current standings: Knight 18 points +34 shots, Doig 15 +32, Beattie 12 +21, Anderson 12 +16, Ahmad 9 +9, Piketh 9 +1, Chuchu 9 Sq, Tolchard 3 -4, Robertson 3 -62, Jim 0 -47. Women’s fours: Sec.1: Rd.4: NZL (Katelyn Inch, Angela Boyd, Kirsten Edwards, Val Smith) bt CAN (Pricilla Westlake, Jackie Foster, Shirley Fitzpatrick-Wong, Leanne Chinery) 16-10, NAM (Anjuleen Viljoen, Renetta de Kock, Marietjie van den Bergh, Lesley Vermeulen) bt SIN (Josephine Lim, May Lee, Jane Low, Lim Kwee Choon) 24-12, FIJ (Loretta Kotoisuva, Elizabeth Moceiwai, Sheral Mar, Litia Tikoisuva) bt IRE (Cliodhna Eadie, Sarah-Jane Curran, Alicia Weir, Sandra Bailie) 22-14, RSA (Sylvia Burns, Susan Nel, Nici Neal, Elma Davis) bt AUS (Kelsey Cottrell, Carla Krizanic, Rebecca Van Asch, Natasha Scott) 14-13, HKC (Gloria Ha, Dorothy Yu, Mercredi Yeung, Camilla Yeung) bt WAL (Emma Woodcock, Jess Sims, Kathy Pearce, Anwen Butten) 19-13. Rd.5: NZ bt NAM 25-15, WAL bt SIN 18-11, RSA bt IRE 21-14, AUS bt HKC 21-11, CAN bt FIJ 25-11. Rd.6: NZL bt WAL 22-13, RSA bt NAM 29-13, AUS bt IRE 26-12, SIN bt FIJ 17-15, HKC bt CAN 14-11. Current standings: NZL 15 points +40, WAL 12 +8, RSA 12 +5, AUS 9 +30, SIN 9 -14, NAM 9 -21, IRE 9 -21, HKC 6 -9, FIJ 6 -13, CAN 3 -5. Sec.2: Rd.4: ENG (Jamie-Lea Winch, Rebecca Wigfield, Wendy King, Ellen Falkner) bt TUR (Rahsan Akar, Filiz Adiguzel, Gozde Ozgun, Havva Konanc) 32-3, PHI (Hazel Jagonoy, Ronalyn Greenlees, Sonia Bruce, Rosita Bradborn) bt MAS (Emma Firyana Saroji, Nur Fidrah Noh, Nor Hashimah Ismail, Azalina Arshad) 22-17, SCO (Julie Forrest, Stacey McDougall, Lauren Baillie, Claire Johnston) bt JPN (Masako Satoh, Noriko Maebayashi, Midori Matsuoka, Hiroko Emura) 24-19, USA (Candy De Fazio, Michele Arculli, Janice Bell, Anne Nunes) bt NFI (Shae Wilson, Tess Evans, Anne Pledger, Petal Jones) 21-20, ESP (Lisa Bonsor, Lynne Eldon, Debbie Colquhoun, Christine Mawson) bt ISR (Shira Eshel, Beverly Polatinsky, Riki Ovadia, Tamar Kamzel) 23-14. Rd.5: ENG bt NFI 31-15, PHI bt TUR 23-13, USA bt JPN 26-12, ESP bt SCO 19-12, MAS bt ISR 32-8. Rd.6: ENG bt PHIL 16-15, SCO bt TUR 35-9, ESP bt USA 25-11, JPN drew MAS 15-15, ISR drew NFI 14-14. Current standings: ENG 18 points +82 shots, SCO 12 +34, PHI 12 +33, ESP 12 +19, USA 12 Sq, JPN 10 +4, MAS 7 +16, ISR 4 -32, NFI 1 -53, TUR 0 -103. Men’s pairs: Sec.1: Rd.4: ENG (Louis Ridout, Sam Tolchard) bt HKC (James Po, Tony Cheung) 18-16, SCO (Paul Foster, Alex Marshall) bt CAN (Steve Santana, Ryan Bester) 16-14, FIJ (Kushal Pillay, Samuela Tuikiligana) bt RSA (Jason Evans, Gerry Baker) 22-11, JER (Scott Ruderham, Malcolm De Sousa) bt CYP (Michael Jarvis, Loukas Paraskeva) 19-10, SIN (Chia Tee Chiak, Christian Huang) bt AUS (Brett Wilkie, Aaron Wilson) 16-15. Rd.5: ENG bt CAN 19-9, HKC bt SIN 23-7, SCO bt JER 21-9, AUS bt FIJ 19-10, RSA bt CYP 29-16. Rd.6: ENG bt CYP 27-8, SCO bt RSA 16-12, AUS bt HKC 24-13, CAN bt FIJI 29-9, JER bt SIN 32-9. Current standings: ENG 15 points +58 shots, SCO 15 +36, AUS 13 +30, HKC 12 +27, CAN 9 +15, RSA 9 +5, JER 7 -1, FIJ 6 -31, SIN 3 -61, CYP 0 -78. Sec.2: Rd.4: USA (Aaron Zangl, Charlie Herbert) bt GUE (Matt Solway, Todd Priaulx) 14-12, MAS (Hizlee Rais, Fairul Muin) bt WAL (Jon Tomlinson, Mark Wyatt) 23-9, NZL (Mike Kernaghan, Shannon McIlroy) bt ISR (Dan Slodownik , Zvika Hadar) 24-8, IRE (Gary Kelly, Ian McClure) bt NFI (John Christian, Ryan Dixon) 26-11, ESP (Derek Eldon, Tom Rogers) bt IND (Sunil Bahadur, Navneet Rathi) 22-11. Rd.5: MAS bt GUE 33-9, NZL bt USA 24-10, WAL bt IRE 18-10, ESP bt NFI 17-16, ISR bt IND 20-11. Rd.6: MAS bt IND 24-12, NZL bt GUE 20-5, WAL bt ESP 15-13, USA bt NFI 16-9, IRE bt ISR 23-12. Current standings: MAS 15 points +61 shots, NZL 15 +52, WAL 15 +36, USA 12 +20, IRE 9 +16, ESP 7 -25, ISR 6 -39, GUE 4 -45, NFI 3 - 15, IND 3 -61. Men’s triples: Sec.1: Rd.4: AUS (Barrie Lester, Mark Casey, Aron Sherriff) bt USA (Phil Dunn, Scott Roberts, James Flower) 29-10, JER (Greg Davis, Michael Rive, John Lowery) bt NAM (Graham Snyman, Douw Calitz, Will Esterhuizen) 24-23, NZL (Mike Nagy, Blake Signal, Ali Forsyth) bt IRE (Simon Martin, Neil Mulholland, Martin McHugh) 17-9, WAL (Ross Owen, Steve Harris, Robert Weale) bt MAS (Fairus Jabal, Syamil Ramli, Ijoi Redzuan) 16-15, CAN (Ryan Stadnyk, Cameron Lafrense, Steve McKerihen) bt SAM (Ieremia Salesa, Ioane Petelo, Arthur Bell) 15-11. Rd.5: AUS bt MAS 21-10, NZL bt SAM 27-8, JER bt CAN 20-10, IRE bt WAL 17-13, USA bt NAM 17-15. Rd.6: NZL bt USA 23-16, IRE bt JER 23-12, WAL bt SAM 21-5, NAM bt AUS 12-9, MAS bt CAN 16-10. Current standings: NZL 15 points +42 shots, AUS 13 +38, IRE 12 +23, JER 12 +22, WAL 10 +29, NAM 7 +1, MAS 7 -26, CAN 6 -27, USA 6 -44, SAM 0 -58. Sec.2: Rd.4: ENG (Jamie Walker, Andy Knapper, Rob Paxton) bt RSA (Thinus Oelofse, Pierre Breitenbach, Rudi Jacobs) 21-10, JPN (Hank Sato, Ken Emura, Kenta Hasebe) bt NFI (Brent Pauling, Mitchell Graham, Tim Sheridan) 17-16, SCO (Ronnie Duncan, Iain McLean, Darren Burnett) bt FIJ (Rajnesh Prasad, Semesa Naiseruvati, Arun Kumar) 19-16, ZIM (Terry Bowes, Tom Craven, Denis Streak) bt NIU (Dalton Tagelagi, John Kumitau, Koloni Polima) 16-11, ESP (Nick Cole, Graham Cathcart, Pete Bonsor) bt BRU (Naim Brahim, Ali Bujang, Rahman Omar) 19-11. Rd.5: ENG bt JPN 19-10, SCO bt RSA 28-8, BRU bt NIU 23-14, ZIM bt FIJ 16-11, ESP bt NFI 20-8. Rd.6: ENG bt NIU 31-8, JPN bt FIJ 16-11, ZIM bt RSA 16-14, ESP bt SCO 22-13, NFI bt BRU 21-12. Current standings: ENG 18 points +61 shots, SCO 12 +25, JPN 12 +11, ZIM 12 Sq, ESP 9 +16, BRU 9 -5, NFI 6 -10, RSA 6 -19, FIJ 6 -19, NIU 0 - 60. .
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