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Bowls England National Championships (men's senior pairs)

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The men's senior pairs is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.[1]

The event is for men aged 55 and over on 1 April in the year of competition. Until 1988 it was for over 60s.[2]

Past winners

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Year Champions County Runners-up County Score Ref
1974Frank Farey & Arthur ParkinMiddx[3]
1975Bill Stowe & Fred JenkinsWarwicksArthur Green & Les BanksSussex20–15[4]
1976Les Traves & Ivor BoysKentEric Thulborn & Alf PageCambs[5]
1977E. Rayner & Fred SummersWorcs[6]
1978F. Ash & H. StevensonSurrey[7]
1979E. C. Weston & E. C. WebsellHants
1980G. C. Collinson & W. HughesGlocs
1981J. Adams & A. WhiteheadBucks
1982Jim Grigor & Bernard ReadLincsMiddx24–11[8]
1983T. S. Fenn & A. P. LucasSuffolk
1984Wilf Firby & Harry WadhamSomJohn Nunn & Peter HillsSuffolk21–20[9][10]
1985B. Walker & R. KivellDevon
1986
1987Reg Theobald & Cyril MorganMiddxJoe Hughes & Raymond WallNorthumb19-18[11]
1988Alfred Baylis & Tony RussellWorcsBev Thompson & Cecil ExtonWilts25-16[12]
1989Cyril Bowers & Derek MeeNottsGordon Townsend & Harry ReynoldsWarwicks27-16[13][14]
1990Reg Jackson & Barney FernandesWiltsRay Watson & Reg PaineMiddx22-12[15]
1991Ken Manderson & Peter LineHantsT. C. Clipston & Terry JamesNorthants25-22
1992R. S. Bell & J. StothardDurhamW. D. Gee & D. LewisBucks20-9
1993Ken Manderson & Peter LineHantsEdward Hayward & Walter HaywardSussex23-11[16]
1994Brian Arnold & Don GriffinHuntsHenry Booth & Alan LeachLancs15-14[17]
1995F. A. Palmer & K. BroughtonSussexN. Chamberlain & W. FaulknerHerts20-16
1996Bernard Walsham & Alan WalshamLincsKen Wardle & Robert BurchDevon17-16[18]
1997Arthur Peacock & Luke WentEssexMichael Truran & Ian GoodingSussex28-8
1998Pat Pinnegar & Roy HennessyGlocs/SomBrian Miller & Dennis AldertonSussex22-16
1999Michael Haywood & John GoddenLeicsDerek Balfour & Peter BryantBerks20-14[19]
2000Chris Reynolds & Ian WatsonSussexDouglas Bale & Derek JamesDevon24-11
2001F. Smith & R. WaltersCornwallD. Weston & D. CrowsonNorthants23-20
2002David Macey & David HynardSomPat Riley & Lyn JamesEssex28-18
2003Alan Waite & Peter PicknellBucksRobert Clews & David SnellWilts22-21
2004Ken Marsh & Barry BendallHantsJ. Wilson & M. CraferEssex27-11
2005Attilio Ciampini & Robert YeamansMiddxB. Nicholls & J. DobsonHants29-8
2006John Crabb & Barry PattersonDorsetAlan Cawdell & Len WildmanHerts20–17
2007William Hamilton & Brian PigottWarwicksGordon Niven & Graham BoothLancs30–15
2008Vic Cole & Malcolm StarkEssexKeith Corris & Keith CorrisCornwall21–20
2009Don Sheriff & Peter AdamsHertsRoger Martin & Tony ScarrHunts27–11
2010David Welsh & James MorleySussexDavid McManus & Anthony LittleCumbria25–21
2011David Parr & Charlie GayCornwallJohn Abson & Alan CawdellHerts19–13
2012Richard Hall & Adrian BurbridgeWorcsEddie Hughes & Ray BreameCumbria25–8
2013David Snell, Mel Biggs & Paul SlomanWiltsRobert Fuller & John HainesNorthants20–18
2014Les Jinks & Dave BrennanDerbyshireAlan Ley & Mike PetersonOxon20–18
2015David Snell & Mel BiggsWiltsBarry Williams & Tony AubreyBerks26–13
2016John Bell & Rick GallagherCumbriaRoy Burnett & David HangerDorset21–14
2017Dave Labrum & Malcolm DrageBucksIan Watson & Keith HolmanSussex23–16
2018Paul Comley & Colin WhiteheadOxonRonnie Thomas & Kevin WilliamsCornwall24–7
2019Dave Labrum & Malcolm DrageBucksMartin Smith & Mark AtkinsHerefords22–15[20]
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic[21]
2021Stuart Stephens & Jim GarnerDorsetHoward Watts & Raymond GaskinsOxfordshire17–10[22]
2022Steve Smith & Graham AshbyWarwicksSteve Parr & Ken WeyandKent19–6[23]
2023Philip Russell & Jerry RumballHertsMichael Jelfs & Phillip GladdenOxfordshire27–3[24]
2024Ken Sawyer & Tim BloomerGlocsRichard Spriggs & Steve GunnellEssex22–21[25]
2025Phil Hackett & Robert HoneywellDevonGren Richardson & Bob McaveliaNorthumb17–15[26]
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