Lawn bowls at the 2010 Commonwealth Games – Men's pairs

The men's pairs competition began on October 4, 2010.[1] and finished on October 11, 2010.

Results

[2] [3] [4]

Qualifying

Section A

Team Players Played Won Lost F A Pts Set Diff
 South AfricaShaun Addinall & Gerry Baker 1110122213020+13
 AustraliaMark Berghofer & Aron Sherriff 1110127112120+12
 ScotlandDarren Burnett & Neil Speirs 118322312016+10
 Northern IrelandGary McCloy & Ian McClure 118319616916+3
 CanadaMichael Larue & Keith Roney 117420715214+5
 BruneiHaji Brahim & Abd Haji Omar 1165196168120
 Papua New GuineaReuben Soten & Anthony Yogio 115617016810–4
 Cook IslandsTupou Maihia & Kairua Takai 11471592218–1
 KenyaEric Langton & Michael Sewe 11381462346–6
 SwazilandGraham Byars & Hannes Nienaber 11381182416–9
 BotswanaPhemelo Kebapetse & Oabona Motladiile 11291502514–10
 NiueJohn Kumitau & Motufoli Vakaheketaha 110111412240–13

Section B

Team Players Played Won Lost F A Pts Set Diff
 MalaysiaKhairul Annuar Abdul Kadir & Fairul Izwan Abd Muin 119224311318+15
 JerseyMalcolm de Sousa & John Lowery 119221815218+9
 EnglandStuart Airey & Mervyn King 118322012716+9
 WalesJason Greenslade & Martin Selway 118320114216+9
 MaltaBrendan Aquilina & Francis Vella 116520516412+8
 New ZealandRichard Collett & Danny Delany 116522917012–1
 IndiaDinesh Kumar & Prince Mahto 116517219312–4
 MalawiLaurence Arthur & Julian Arthur 11471732078–4
 GuernseyDon Batiste & Ian Merrien 11471492078–7
 SamoaEdward Bell & Petelo Gabriel 11381611966–6
 NamibiaWillem Esterhuizen & Jean Viljoen 1129923234–17
 Falkland IslandsGeorge Paice & Gerald Reive 111101602292–11

Knockout Stages

Quarterfinals Semifinals Gold Medal Match
               
A1  South Africa
Bye
A1  South Africa 10 6 4
A3  Scotland 8 7 1
A3  Scotland 9 2 2
B2  Jersey 6 10 1
A1  South Africa 8 13
B3  England 7 13
B1  Malaysia
Bye
B1  Malaysia 8 4 Bronze Medal Match
B3  England 9 8
B3  England 12 10 A3  Scotland 1 14 1
A2  Australia 4 5 B1  Malaysia 15 4 5

See also

References

  1. Reports
  2. "The complete book of the Commonwealth Games". Google Books.
  3. "Commonwealth Games". BBC Sport.
  4. "XIX Commonwealth Games". thecgf.com.
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