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Tuesday, 6 August, 2002, 14:32 GMT 15:32 UK
Scots are golden pair
World champions Alex Marshall and George Sneddon beat England in the final of the bowls men's pairs.
Donnelly edges out Henry
South African Bobby Donnelly defeats Northern Ireland's Jeremy Henry in the men's Commonwealth Games bowls singles final.
Siti Zalina crowned singles queen
Malaysia's Ahmad Siti Zalina wins women's bowls singles gold at the Commonwealth Games.
Kiwis take pairs title
Jo Edwards and Sharon Sims win the final bowls medal of the Commonwealth Games.
Youth spearhead bowls fightback
Bowlers hope the Commonwealth Games will help reverse a decline in the numbers playing the game.
Small claims biggest prize
England's Ruth Small secures the most important title of her career with gold in the women's singles blind final.
Bowler sorry after sex complaint
A disabled lawn bowler apologises after being accused of sexual harassment at the Commonwealth Games.
Henry reaches bowls final
Jeremy Henry is guaranteed at least a silver medal after reaching the decider of the men's singles lawn bowls.
English pair bounce back
England's Dean Morgan and Stephen Farish are guaranteed a medal in the men's bowls pairs after coming back to beat Wales.
Scottish trio win bowls gold
Scotland win their first bowls gold of the Games in the men's triples for the physically disabled.
England men stroll to victory
England brush aside South Africa 22-8 to win gold in the lawn bowls men's fours.
England women take gold
England's women claim victory in the lawn bowls fours with a 17-6 victory over Canada.
England hold off Fijian threat
England overcome an inspired performance by Fiji to move into the semi-finals of the men's fours, plus a full bowls round-up.
England net Aussie treble
England beat Australia in the men's doubles, men's fours and women's fours in the lawn bowls.
Wood and Wilkins enjoy records
Veteran bowlers Willie Wood and Dai Wilkins take Commonwealth Games records in their stride.
Henry hunts more gold
NI's flag bearer Jeremy Henry is hoping to add the Commonwealth title to his world outdoor bowls singles crown.
'Group of hell' takes its toll
Bowling's men's pairs and women's fours hot up at the Commonwealth Games.