2010 World Indoor Bowls Championship

World Indoor Championships 2010
World Indoor Championships 2010
32nd World Indoor Bowls Championships
Location	Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Date(s)	05-24 January 2010.
Category	World Indoor Championships
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Last updated January 17, 2024

The 2010 World Indoor Bowls Championships ^[1] was held at Potters Leisure Resort, Hopton on Sea, Great Yarmouth, England, from 05 to 24 January 2010.

Winners

Event	Winner
Men's Singles	Greg Harlow
Women's Singles	Debbie Stavrou
Men's Pairs	Andy Thomson & Ian Bond
Mixed Pairs	Alex Marshall & Carol Ashby

Draw and results

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Men's singles

Finals

Semi-finals				Final

x	Paxton	8	4

5	Harlow	9	8
				5	Harlow	9	10

				x	Anderson	8	3
x	Anderson	8	11

x	Brett	2	8

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarter-finals				Semi-finals

1	Billy Jackson	7	8	1

	Hirendra Bhartu	7	8	2
						Bhartu	5	3

					16	Ross	9	8
16	Jonathan Ross	8	7	2

	Willie Wood	4	8	1
										16	Ross	5	8

											Paxton	8	9
8	Andy Thomson	6	5

	Robert Paxton	7	6
						Paxton	9	5	2

						Glasson	2	7	1
9	Mervyn King	5	6

	Steve Glasson	6	6
															Paxton	8	4

														5	Harlow	9	8
4	Paul Foster	2	6	2

	Richard Morgan	8	4	1
					4	Foster	7	9

						Burnett	7	8
13	Les Gillett	2	3

	Darren Burnett	11	8
										4	Foster	6	3

										5	Harlow	6	8
5	Greg Harlow	7	8

	Phillip Rowlands	2	7
					5	Harlow	10	9

						Twist	5	7
12	Ian Bond	5	4

	Ben Twist	7	8

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarter-finals					Semi-finals

2	Alex Marshall	10	7

	Tim Stone	6	3
					2	Marshall	10	4	1

						Anderson	4	9	2
15	Mark McMahon	6	5

	Stewart Anderson	8	11
											Anderson	13	8

											Price	0	6
7	Jason Greenslade	11	6

	Brett Wilkie	6	6
					7	Greenslade	7	6

						Price	9	9
10	Robert Weale	8	8	1

	John Price	13	3	2
																Anderson	8	11

																Brett	2	8
3	Mark Royal	7	5	0

	Jarrad Breen	2	7	2
						Breen	5	3

						Brett	5	8
14	Simon Skelton	3	6

	Nick Brett	8	7
											Brett	12	5	2

										6	Gourlay	6	6	0
6	David Gourlay	10	9

	Gary Hutchison	6	1
					6	Gourlay	7	7

					11	Kerkow	3	7
11	Kelvin Kerkow	13	10

	Stephen Chan	6	2

Men's Pairs

First round					Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final

1	Kelvin Kerkow Mervyn King	11	8
	Andrew Barker Michael Stepney	6	7		1	Kerkow King	5	8
8	Les Gillett Richard Morgan	10	11		8	Gillett Morgan	5	6
	Phil Bennett Geoff Wilson	1	3							1	Kerkow King	3	6
4	Nick Brett Greg Harlow	4	6							5	Gourlay Jackson	9	9
	Brett Wilkie Mark Casey	6	8			Wilkie Casey	3	3
5	David Gourlay Billy Jackson	8	8		5	Gourlay Jackson	11	10
	John Price David Axon	3	6												5	Gourlay Jackson	9	5	1
2	Alex Marshall Paul Foster	10	7												7	Thomson Bond	4	8	2
	Hirendra Bhartu Fred Fong	3	4		2	Marshall Foster	5	5
7	Ian Bond Andy Thomson	11	7		7	Bond Thomson	6	7
	Craig Rimmington Rino Lozzi	3	5							7	Bond Thomson	7	4	2
3	Mark Royal Simon Skelton	4	11	2						3	Royal Skelton	5	7	1
	Gary McCloy Ian McClure	9	3	0	3	Royal Skelton	10	6	2
6	Jason Greenslade Robert Weale	5	6			Chestney Smith	2	8	0
	Jamie Chestney Graham Smith	10	9

Women's singles

First round				Second round					Quarter-finals				Semi-finals

	Debbie Stavrou

	bye
					Stavrou	8	9

					Gilor	2	3
	Ellen Falkner	7	4

	Ruthie Gilor	9	8
										Stavrou	10	11

										McSparran	4	5
	Stephanie Crates	6	6

	Dee McSparran	9	6
					McSparran	11	4	2

					Seymour	7	8	1
	Sarah Seymour

	bye
														Stavrou	9	5	2

														Merrien	7	9	0
	Alison Merrien

	bye
					Merrien	13	7

					Gower	6	6
	Janice Gower	14	8

	Mary Ann Beath	5	4
										Merrien	11	10

										Packwood	6	3
	Carol Ashby

	bye
					Ashby	1	5

					Packwood	10	10
	Kerry Packwood	9	8

	Melanie Cruickshank	8	8

Mixed Pairs

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final

	David Gourlay & Ceri Ann Davies	10	3	2

	Andy Thomson & Ruthie Gilor	2	9	0
						Gourlay & Davies	5	9	2

						Foster & Stavrou	7	4	1
	Jason Greenslade & Kerry Packwood	7	2	0

	Paul Foster & Debbie Stavrou	12	10	2
											Gourlay & Davies	9	5	0

											Marshall & Ashby	6	10	2
	Mark Royal & Dee McSparran	9	9

	Mervyn King & Alison Merrien	8	8
						Royal & McSparran	1	6

						Marshall & Ashby	11	8
	Alex Marshall & Carol Ashby	3	10	2

	Greg Harlow & Sarah Seymour	11	4	0

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References

↑ "Home". worldbowls.com.
↑ "2010 Results". World Bowls Tour. Archived from the original on 2015-01-19. Retrieved 2015-01-12.

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[1] "Home". worldbowls.com.

[2] "2010 Results". World Bowls Tour. Archived from the original on 2015-01-19. Retrieved 2015-01-12.

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