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2020 World Indoor Bowls Championship

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2020 World Indoor Bowls Championship
42nd World Indoor Bowls Championship
LocationEngland  Hopton-on-Sea, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Date(s)9–26 January 2020
CategoryWorld Indoor Championships
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The 2020 Just World Indoor Bowls Championship was held at Potters Leisure Resort, Hopton-on-Sea, Great Yarmouth, England, from 9–26 January 2020.[1] The event was organised by the World Bowls Tour [2] and televised by the BBC.[3]

In the Open Singles, all 16 seeds progressed to round two, which last happened in 2009 but the top four seeds failed to make the semi-final stage. Nick Brett progressed to the final and was attempting to become the first player in the history of the competition to achieve the treble of open singles, open pairs and mixed pairs during the same year. His opponent Robert Paxton (in his third career open singles final) started well in the first set before Brett took control of the set, winning it 10–7. Paxton deservedly took the second set 8-7 despite a late Brett comeback which forced the match into a tie break. The tie break went to the deciding end and Paxton's second bowl on the backhand was good enough to seal the title and deny Brett the treble.[4]

In the Open Pairs, the third seeds Greg Harlow and Nick Brett won the title beating Paul Foster and Alex Marshall in the final which prevented the Scottish pair from winning another pairs event.[5]

Julie Forrest successfully retained her women's crown by defeating Janice Gower in the final.[6]

The mixed pairs saw Nick Brett win a second title and a fifth career world indoor success, he was partnered by Marion Purcell.[7]

Winners

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Event Winner
Open Singles England Robert Paxton
Women's Singles Scotland Julie Forrest
Open Pairs England Greg Harlow & Nick Brett
Mixed Pairs England Nick Brett & Wales Marion Purcell
Open Under-25 England William Moulton

Draw and results

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Open singles

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First round Second round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
Wales Daniel Salmon 5 4 1 Scotland Anderson 11 12
16 England Simon Skelton 4 9 2 16 England Skelton 1 3
Scotland Colin Banks 7 5 0 1 Scotland Anderson 7 3 0
9 England Jamie Chestney 10 9 8 England Paxton 4 10 2
Scotland Chris Carswell 4 3 9 England Chestney 6 4
8 England Robert Paxton 7 9 8 England Paxton 7 7
5 England Les Gillett 12 8 5 England Gillett 5 1
Northern Ireland Scott Jess 2 4 5 England Gillett 8 11
12 Scotland Alex Marshall 10 11 12 Scotland Marshall 3 4
13 Scotland Michael Stepney 11 8 4 Scotland Gourlay 2 6
Australia Scott Walker 2 7 13 Scotland Stepney 0 5
4 Scotland David Gourlay 8 8 2 4 Scotland Gourlay 15 7
Scotland John McCrorie 3 9 0 8 England Paxton 7 8 2
3 Scotland Paul Foster 6 10 6 England Brett 10 7 1
England Lee Harris 6 3 3 Scotland Foster 7 5 0
14 England Mark Royal 9 9 14 England Royal 6 7 2
11 England Mervyn King 12 7 6 England Brett 7 6 2
New Zealand Craig Tinker 2 3 11 England King 5 7
6 England Nick Brett 8 9 6 England Brett 9 7
England Scott Edwards 3 4 6 England Brett 8 8
7 Scotland Darren Burnett 6 7 15 Wales Greenslade 7 5
England Kevin Harrison 6 4 7 Scotland Burnett 5 5
10 England Mark Dawes 13 8 10 England Dawes 11 6
New Zealand Elliott Mason 4 6 10 England Dawes 8 8 0
15 Wales Jason Greenslade 8 10 15 Wales Greenslade 4 9 2
Australia Brendan Egan 7 2 15 Wales Greenslade 3 10 2
2 England Greg Harlow 12 11 2 England Harlow 10 8 1

Women's singles

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First round Semi-finals Final
                             
Scotland Forrest 4 11 2
Guernsey Merrien 10 4 0
  England Devon Cooper 4 10 0
Scotland Forrest 8 15
England Gower 7 3
  England Janice Gower 6 13 2
England Gower 8 7
England Rogers 4 3

Open pairs

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First round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
bye 1 Scotland Foster
Scotland Marshall 8 10
England Paul Maynard
England James Rippey 8 4 2 1 Scotland Foster

Scotland Marshall

5 10 2
bye 4 Scotland Gourlay

England King

8 3 2
bye 3 England Harlow

England Brett

8 10
bye 2 Scotland Anderson

Scotland Burnett

8 7

Mixed pairs

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Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                             
Scotland Gourlay
England Gower 8 0 0
England Harlow
Guernsey Merrien 1 9 2
England Harlow
Guernsey Merrien 6 7
England Brett
Wales Purcell 7 8
England Brett
Wales Purcell 7 5
Scotland Anderson
Scotland Cameron 3 4

Open Under 25

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Semi-finals Final
                   
England Moulton 12 9
Scotland Clinton 10 9
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References

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  1. ^ "THE 'JUST' 2020 WORLD INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS". World Bowls. Archived from the original on 31 December 2019.
  2. ^ "Draw and results". World Bowls. Archived from the original on 31 December 2019. Retrieved 31 December 2019.
  3. ^ "World Indoor Bowls Championships 2020: BBC coverage and schedule". BBC.
  4. ^ "Crediton bowler Robert Paxton crowned world indoor champion". Crediton Courier. Retrieved 16 January 2025.
  5. ^ "HARLOW & BRETT – 2020 WORLD INDOOR PAIRS CHAMPIONS". World Bowls Tour. Archived from the original on 3 August 2020.
  6. ^ "FORREST IS THE 'JUST' 2020 LADIES MATCHPLAY WORLD CHAMPION". World Bowls Tour. Archived from the original on 25 January 2020.
  7. ^ "BRETT & PURCELL ARE THE NEW WORLD INDOOR MIXED PAIRS CHAMPIONS". World Bowls Tour. Archived from the original on 3 August 2020.
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