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World Outdoor Bowls Championships 2008 – men's singles
11th World Outdoor Bowls Championships
LocationNew Zealand Christchurch, New Zealand
Date(s)12–24 January 2008.
CategoryWorld Bowls Championship
Events at the 2008
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The 2008 World Outdoor Bowls Championship men's singles was held at the Burnside Bowling Club in Christchurch, New Zealand, from 12 to 24 January 2008.

Safuan Said won the men's singles Gold.

Bizarrely, there is confusion as to the actual Brunei team that competed. Although HJ Brahim Naim is listed as competing in the singles and pairs he publicly announced that he was not there after missing his flight.

Section tables

Section A

Pos Player P W L F A Pts Shots
1 Malaysia Safuan Said 10 9 1 198 147 18 +51
2 Australia Aron Sherriff 10 8 2 206 118 16 +88
3 Canada Ryan Bester 10 8 2 182 113 16 +69
4 New Zealand Ali Forsyth 10 7 3 192 128 14 +64
5 Papua New Guinea Peter Juni 10 6 4 185 171 12 +14
6 Spain Nick Cole 10 4 5 172 158 10 +14
7 Wales Mike Prosser 10 4 6 150 165 8 -15
8 Zimbabwe Roy Garden 10 4 6 156 195 8 -39
9 Norfolk Island Neil Tall 10 2 8 129 196 4 -67
10 Brunei Haji J Brahim Naim+ 10 2 8 109 191 4 -82
11 Israel Danny Keet 10 0 10 113 210 0 -97

Section B

Pos Player P W L F A Pts Shots
1 South Africa Gerry Baker 11 10 1 228 142 20 +86
2 Scotland Darren Burnett 11 9 2 214 132 18 +82
3 Guernsey Gary Pitschou 11 8 3 201 151 16 +50
4 Republic of Ireland Martin McHugh 11 7 4 205 163 14 +42
5 England Mark Walton 11 7 4 202 169 14 +33
6 Fiji Ratish Lal 11 7 4 202 189 14 +13
7 Jersey Jamie Macdonald 11 5 6 203 181 10 +22
8 Namibia Douw Calitz 11 4 7 177 215 8 -38
9 Hong Kong Ken Chan 11 4 7 153 206 6 -53
10 Cook Islands Munokoa Totoo 11 3 8 168 211 6 -43
11 Zimbabwe Surasek Phonghanyudh 11 2 9 160 221 4 -61
12 Argentina Juan Garcia Cabello 11 0 11 98 231 0 -133

Finals

Play Offs Semifinals Gold medal
         
Malaysia Said 21
Republic of Ireland McHugh 11
Malaysia Said 21
Canada Bester 20
Canada Bester 21
Scotland Burnett 12
Malaysia Said 21
Australia Sherriff 10
Australia Sherriff 21
Guernsey Pitschou 17
Australia Sherriff 21
New Zealand Forsyth 20
New Zealand Forsyth 21
South Africa Baker 18

Results

Men's singles section 1
Round 1 – Jan 20
 Australia  Zimbabwe 21–11
 New Zealand  Norfolk Island 21–7
 Spain  Israel 21–0
 Canada  Wales 21–3
 Malaysia  Papua New Guinea 21–20
Round 2 – Jan 20
 Australia  Papua New Guinea 21–15
 Canada  New Zealand 21–16
 Zimbabwe  Spain 21–18
 Malaysia  Israel 21–5
 Brunei  Norfolk Island 21–7
Round 3 – Jan 20
 Australia  Israel 21–10
 Wales  Norfolk Island 21–11
 Canada  Brunei 21–6
 Malaysia  Zimbabwe 21–12
 Papua New Guinea  Spain 21–18
Round 4 – Jan 21
 Australia  Wales 21–11
 Canada  Papua New Guinea 21–5
 Spain  Brunei 21–3
 Malaysia  New Zealand 21–17
 Norfolk Island  Israel 21–19
Round 5 – Jan 21
 Australia  Norfolk Island 21–14
 New Zealand  Wales 21–7
 Zimbabwe  Israel 21–17
 Malaysia  Spain 21–16
 Papua New Guinea  Brunei 21–18
Round 6 – Jan 22
 New Zealand  Zimbabwe 21–7
 Wales  Brunei 21–8
 Canada  Norfolk Island 21–12
 Spain  Australia 21–18
 Papua New Guinea  Israel 21–18
Round 7 – Jan 22
 Australia  Brunei 21–1
 New Zealand  Spain 21–8
 Canada  Zimbabwe 21–15
 Malaysia  Wales 21–17
 Papua New Guinea  Norfolk Island 21–6
Round 8 – Jan 23
 New Zealand  Brunei 21–7
 Wales  Israel 21–13
 Spain  Canada 21–12
 Malaysia  Australia 21–20
 Papua New Guinea  Zimbabwe 21–18
Round 9 – Jan 23
 Australia  New Zealand 21–12
 Wales  Spain 21–7
 Canada  Israel 21–5
 Malaysia  Brunei 21–9
 Norfolk Island  Zimbabwe 21–9
Round 10 – Jan 24
 Australia  Canada 21–2
 New Zealand  Papua New Guinea 21–19
 Zimbabwe  Wales 21–19
 Malaysia  Norfolk Island 21–10
 Brunei  Israel 21–16
Round 11 – Jan 24
 New Zealand  Israel 21–10
 Canada  Malaysia 21–9
 Zimbabwe  Brunei 21–15
 Spain  Norfolk Island 21–20
 Papua New Guinea  Wales 21–9
Men's singles section 2
Round 1 – Jan 20
 England  Scotland 21–7
 South Africa  Cook Islands 21–7
 Ireland  Hong Kong 21–7
 Guernsey  Jersey 21–12
 Thailand  Argentina 21–17
 Fiji  Namibia 21–13
Round 2 – Jan 20
 Scotland  South Africa 21–18
 Jersey  Argentina 21–9
 Namibia  Thailand 21–19
 Ireland  Cook Islands 21–11
 Guernsey  Fiji 21–15
 Hong Kong  England 21–18
Round 3 – Jan 20
 Scotland  Ireland 21–9
 England  Cook Islands 21–18
 South Africa  Hong Kong 21–13
 Jersey  Namibia 21–12
 Guernsey  Thailand 21–16
 Fiji  Argentina 21–5
Round 4 – Jan 21
 Scotland  Argentina 21–17
 England  Jersey 21–15
 South Africa  Thailand 21–12
 Namibia  Cook Islands 21–15
 Guernsey  Hong Kong 21–9
 Fiji  Ireland 21–15
Round 5 – Jan 21
 Scotland  Hong Kong 21–1
 South Africa  England 21–9
 Jersey  Cook Islands 21–14
 Ireland  Argentina 21–6
 Guernsey  Namibia 21–15
 Fiji  Thailand 21–19
Round 6 – Jan 22
 South Africa  Guernsey 21–4
 Namibia  Argentina 21–14
 Ireland  England 21–8
 Thailand  Hong Kong 21–15
 Fiji  Jersey 21–20
 Cook Islands  Scotland 21–18
Round 7 – Jan 22
 Scotland  Guernsey 21–14
 England  Thailand 21–10
 South Africa  Fiji 21–14
 Ireland  Jersey 21–19
 Cook Islands  Argentina 21–6
 Hong Kong  Namibia 21–16
Round 8 – Jan 23
 Scotland  Fiji 21–7
 South Africa  Ireland 21–20
 Jersey  Thailand 21–10
 Namibia  England 21–20
 Guernsey  Argentina 21–10
 Hong Kong  Cook Islands 21–14
Round 9 – Jan 23
 Scotland  Namibia 21–10
 England  Fiji 21–19
 South Africa  Jersey 21–17
 Ireland  Thailand 21–14
 Guernsey  Cook Islands 21–7
 Hong Kong  Argentina 21–11
Round 10 – Jan 24
 Scotland  Thailand 21–9
 England  Argentina 21–1
 South Africa  Namibia 21–13
 Jersey  Hong Kong 21–10
 Guernsey  Ireland 21–14
 Fiji  Cook Islands 21–19
Round 11 – Jan 24
 Scotland  Jersey 21–15
 England  Guernsey 21–15
 South Africa  Argentina 21–12
 Ireland  Namibia 21–14
 Fiji  Hong Kong 21–14
 Cook Islands  Thailand 21–19

References

  1. "2008 Results". Burnside Bowling Club.
  2. "Top of the world Malaysian". The Star Online.
  3. "2008 Results". Burnside Bowling Club.
  4. "Naim was only there in name". Brunei Times. Archived from the original on 2015-02-12. Retrieved 2016-12-09.
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