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Lawn bowls at the 2018 Commonwealth Games – Men's singles

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Lawn bowls men's singles at the 2018 Commonwealth Games was held at the Broadbeach Bowls Club in the Gold Coast, Australia from April 9 to 13.[1][2] A total of 24 athletes from 24 associations participated in the event. Australia's Aaron Wilson won the gold medal, defeating Ryan Bester from Canada in the final.[3] Robert Paxton from England won the bronze medal.[4]

Dates9 – 13 April 2018
Competitors24 from 24 nations
Quick facts Lawn bowls – Men's singles at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Venue ...
Lawn bowls – Men's singles
at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
VenueBroadbeach Bowls Club
Dates9 – 13 April 2018
Competitors24 from 24 nations
Medalists
gold medal    Australia
silver medal    Canada
bronze medal    England
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Sectional play

The top two from each section advance to the knockout stage.

Section A

More information Rank, Athlete ...
Rank Athlete MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1 Shannon McIlroy (NZL)5401102465612
2 Robert Paxton (ENG)5401100851512
3 Arun Kumar (FIJ)52038171106
4 Krishna Xalxo (IND)52037986-76
5 Andrew Newell (JAM)52034797-506
6 Cephas Kimani (KEN)51046286-243
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More information New Zealand, England ...
   New Zealand  England  Fiji  India  Jamaica  Kenya
 New Zealand — 18–21 21–15 21–0 21–0 21–10
 England 21–18 — 21–13 21–19 16–21 21–14
 Fiji 15–21 13–21 — 11–21 21–3 21–5
 India 0–21 19–21 21–11 — 18–21 21–12
 Jamaica 0–21 21–16 3–21 21–18 — 2–21
 Kenya 10–21 14–21 5–21 12–21 21–2 —
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Section B

More information Rank, Athlete ...
Rank Athlete MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1 Ryan Bester (CAN)5500105574815
2 Gary Kelly (NIR)540196653112
3 Matu Bazo (PNG)53028094-149
4 Malcolm De Sousa (JER)52039877216
5 Kenneth McGreal (IOM)51046297-353
6 John Gaborutwe (BOT)500554105-510
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More information Canada, Northern Ireland ...
   Canada  Northern Ireland  Papua New Guinea  Jersey  Isle of Man  Botswana
 Canada — 21–12 21–13 21–20 21–8 21–4
 Northern Ireland 12–21 — 21–4 21–20 21–7 21–13
 Papua New Guinea 13–21 4–21 — 21–16 21–18 21–18
 Jersey 20–21 20–21 16–21 — 21–8 21–6
 Isle of Man 8–21 7–21 18–21 8–21 — 21–13
 Botswana 4–21 13–21 18–21 6–21 13–21 —
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Section C

More information Rank, Athlete ...
Rank Athlete MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1 Darren Burnett (SCO)5500105456015
2 Soufi Rusli (MAS)5401103624112
3 Todd Priaulx (GUE)53028772159
4 Abdul Rahman bin Haji Omar (BRU)52038389-66
5 Edward Bell (SAM)51045099-493
6 Dalton Tagelagi (NIU)500544105-610
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More information Scotland, Malaysia ...
   Scotland  Malaysia  Guernsey  Brunei  Samoa  Niue
 Scotland — 21–19 21–13 21–8 21–2 21–3
 Malaysia 19–21 — 21–11 21–13 21–12 21–5
 Guernsey 13–21 11–21 — 21–20 21–3 21–7
 Brunei 8–21 13–21 20–21 — 21–12 21–14
 Samoa 2–21 12–21 3–21 12–21 — 21–15
 Niue 3–21 5–21 7–21 14–21 15–21 —
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Section D

More information Rank, Athlete ...
Rank Athlete MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1 Aaron Wilson (AUS)5500105634215
2 Petrus Breitenbach (RSA)54019085512
3 Daniel Salmon (WAL)5302949009
4 Brendan Aquilina (MLT)52039495-16
5 Phil Jones (NFI)51048089-93
6 Taiki Paniani (COK)500564105-410
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More information Australia, South Africa ...
   Australia  South Africa  Wales  Malta  Norfolk Island  Cook Islands
 Australia — 21–6 21–16 21–17 21–18 21–6
 South Africa 6–21 — 21–15 21–17 21–13 21–19
 Wales 16–21 15–21 — 21–18 21–13 21–17
 Malta 17–21 17–21 18–21 — 21–15 21–17
 Norfolk Island 18–21 13–21 13–21 15–21 — 21–5
 Cook Islands 6–21 19–21 17–21 17–21 5–21 —
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Knockout stage

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
         
A1  Shannon McIlroy (NZL) 16
A2  Robert Paxton (ENG) 21
A1  Robert Paxton (ENG) 16
D1  Aaron Wilson (AUS) 21
D1  Aaron Wilson (AUS) 21
B2  Gary Kelly (NIR) 9
D1  Aaron Wilson (AUS) 21
B1  Ryan Bester (CAN) 14
B1  Ryan Bester (CAN) 21
D2  Petrus Breitenbach (RSA) 9
B1  Ryan Bester (CAN) 21 Third place
C1  Darren Burnett (SCO) 19
C1  Darren Burnett (SCO) 21 A1  Robert Paxton (ENG) 21
C2  Soufi Rusli (MAS) 13 C1  Darren Burnett (SCO) 14

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