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Bowling championship
The 2012 World Outdoor Bowls Championship men's fours [1] Adelaide , Australia . Some of the qualifying Rounds were held at the nearby Holdfast Bowling Club in Glenelg North .[2]
Mark Casey , Brett Wilkie , Wayne Ruediger and Aron Sherriff won the men's fours Gold.[3]
Section tables [ edit ]
Pos
Player
P
W
D
F
A
L
Pts
Shots
1
Neil Booth , Ian McClure , James Talbot , Paul Daly 11
9
0
2
192
143
18
+49
2
Jason Greenslade , Jonathan Tomlinson , Chris Blake , Andrew Fleming 11
8
1
2
213
146
17
+67
3
Stuart Airey , Robert Newman , Graham Shadwell , Mark Bantock 11
7
2
2
218
136
16
+82
4
Richard Girvan , Ali Forsyth , Matt Gallop , Tony Grantham 11
7
1
3
233
133
15
+100
5
Azwan Shuhaimi , Fairus Jabal , Khairul Anuar Abdul Kadir , Soufi Rusli 11
7
1
3
210
155
15
+55
6
Willem Esterhuizen , Douw Calitz , Ewald Vermeulen , Jean Viljoen 11
6
1
4
192
171
13
+21
7
Roy Garden , Tom Craven , Manuel Silva , Clive Robertson 11
4
0
7
183
181
8
+2
8
Frank Pain , Paul Brown , Brian Robertson , Graham Cathcart , John Muldoon 11
4
0
7
156
232
8
-76
9
Ricky Wong , Jimmy Tam , Another, Another11
4
0
7
149
229
8
-80
10
Colin Silberstein , Roi Ben-Ari , Noam Yehudai , Dan Slodovnik 11
3
0
8
162
207
6
-45
11
Brahim Haji Naim , Haiji Ibrahim Haiji Rosli , Bujang Md Ali , Another11
3
0
8
151
220
6
-69
12
11
1
0
10
131
237
2
-106
Pos
Player
P
W
D
F
A
L
Pts
Shots
1
Aron Sherriff , Mark Casey , Brett Wilkie & Wayne Ruediger 11
9
1
1
256
124
19
+132
2
Alex Marshall , Graeme Archer , Darren Burnett & David Peacock 11
8
0
3
233
136
16
+97
3
Gidion Vermeulen , Bobby Donnelly , Clinton Roets & Petrus Breitenbach 11
8
0
3
201
146
16
+55
4
John Bezear , George Whitelaw , Michel Larue , Steve Santana 11
8
0
3
188
174
16
+14
5
Neil Furman , Loren Dion , Bill Brault , Aaron Zangl 11
7
1
3
196
181
15
+15
6
Danny Ho , Andy Chan , Stanley Lai , Alex Ng 11
5
1
5
206
182
11
+24
7
Thomas Greechan , Lee Nixon , Greg Davis , Jamie MacDonald 11
5
1
5
171
166
11
+5
8
Emmanuel Portacio , Christopher Dagpin , Ronald Lising , Angelo Morales 11
3
2
6
194
185
8
+9
9
Samuela Tuikiligana , Semesa Naiseravati , David Aitcheson , Abdul Kalim 11
3
1
7
173
216
7
-43
10
Ken Emura , Hisaharu Satoh , Junji Goda , Hirokazu Mori 11
3
0
8
156
199
6
-43
11
Kitso Robert , Remmy Kebapetse , Joshua Mothusi , Kabo Gaboutloeloe 11
2
0
9
114
256
4
-142
12
Gary Oughton , Fabio d'Avila Melo , Peter Gordon , Alex Lojelo Munn 11
1
1
9
126
249
3
-123
Play Offs
Semifinals
Gold medal
bye
18
19
16
15
13
22
bye
23
22
19
15
Results [ edit ] + Spain defaulted fixture against New Zealand due to illness and John Muldoon was a replacement
References [ edit ]
Adelaide, Australia
Ireland
South Africa
England
Scotland
Wales
