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

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

Results

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Qualifying

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Section A

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Team Players Played Won Lost F A Pts Set Diff
  South Africa Shaun Addinall & Gerry Baker 11 10 1 222 130 20 +13
  Australia Mark Berghofer & Aron Sherriff 11 10 1 271 121 20 +12
  Scotland Darren Burnett & Neil Speirs 11 8 3 223 120 16 +10
  Northern Ireland Gary McCloy & Ian McClure 11 8 3 196 169 16 +3
  Canada Michel Larue & Keith Roney 11 7 4 207 152 14 +5
  Brunei Haji Naim Brahim & Abdul Rahman bin Haji Omar 11 6 5 196 168 12 0
  Papua New Guinea Reuben Soten & Anthony Yogio 11 5 6 170 168 10 –4
  Cook Islands Tupou Maihia & Kairua Takai 11 4 7 159 221 8 –1
  Kenya Eric Langton & Michael Sewe 11 3 8 146 234 6 –6
  Swaziland Graham Byars & Hannes Nienaber 11 3 8 118 241 6 –9
  Botswana Phemelo Kebapetse & Oabona Motladiile 11 2 9 150 251 4 –10
  Niue John Kumitau & Motufoli Vakaheketaha 11 0 11 141 224 0 –13

Section B

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Team Players Played Won Lost F A Pts Set Diff
  Malaysia Khairul Annuar Abdul Kadir & Fairul Izwan Abd Muin 11 9 2 243 113 18 +15
  Jersey Malcolm De Sousa & John Lowery 11 9 2 218 152 18 +9
  England Stuart Airey & Mervyn King 11 8 3 220 127 16 +9
  Wales Jason Greenslade & Martin Selway 11 8 3 201 142 16 +9
  Malta Brendan Aquilina & Francis Vella 11 6 5 205 164 12 +8
  New Zealand Richard Collett & Dan Delany 11 6 5 229 170 12 –1
  India Dinesh Kumar & Prince Mahto 11 6 5 172 193 12 –4
  Malawi Laurence Arthur & Julian Arthur 11 4 7 173 207 8 –4
  Guernsey Don Batiste & Ian Merrien 11 4 7 149 207 8 –7
  Samoa Edward Bell & Petelo Gabriel 11 3 8 161 196 6 –6
  Namibia Willem Esterhuizen & Jean Viljoen 11 2 9 92 323 4 –17
  Falkland Islands George Paice & Gerald Reive 11 1 10 160 229 2 –11

Knockout stages

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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

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References

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  1. ^ Reports
  2. ^ The complete book of the Commonwealth Games. 2013. ISBN 9781291576382.
  3. ^ "Commonwealth Games". BBC Sport.
  4. ^ "XIX Commonwealth Games". thecgf.com.