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World Outdoor Championships 2012
men's fours
12th World Outdoor Bowls Championships
LocationAustralia Adelaide, Australia
Date(s)24 November – 9 December 2012.
Category2012 World Outdoor Bowls Championship
Events at the 2012
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The 2012 World Outdoor Bowls Championship men's fours was held at the Lockleys Bowling Club in Adelaide, Australia. Some of the qualifying Rounds were held at the nearby Holdfast Bowling Club in Glenelg North.

Mark Casey, Brett Wilkie, Wayne Ruediger and Aron Sherriff won the men's fours Gold.

Section tables

Pool 1

Pos Player P W D F A L Pts Shots
1 Republic of Ireland Neil Booth, Ian McClure, James Talbot, Paul Daly 11 9 0 2 192 143 18 +49
2 Wales Jason Greenslade, Jonathan Tomlinson, Chris Blake, Andrew Fleming 11 8 1 2 213 146 17 +67
3 England Stuart Airey, Robert Newman, Graham Shadwell, Mark Bantock 11 7 2 2 218 136 16 +82
4 New Zealand Richard Girvan, Ali Forsyth, Matt Gallop, Tony Grantham 11 7 1 3 233 133 15 +100
5 Malaysia Azwan Shuhaimi, Fairus Jabal, Khairul Anuar Abdul Kadir, Soufi Rusli 11 7 1 3 210 155 15 +55
6 Namibia Willem Esterhuizen, Douw Calitz, Ewald Vermeulen, Jean Viljoen 11 6 1 4 192 171 13 +21
7 Zimbabwe Roy Garden, Tom Craven, Manuel Silva, Clive Robertson 11 4 0 7 183 181 8 +2
8 Spain Frank Pain, Paul Brown, Brian Robertson, Graham Cathcart, John Muldoon 11 4 0 7 156 232 8 -76
9 China Ricky Wong, Jimmy Tam, Another, Another 11 4 0 7 149 229 8 -80
10 Israel Colin Silberstein, Roi Ben-Ari, Noam Yehudai, Dan Slodovnik 11 3 0 8 162 207 6 -45
11 Brunei Brahim Haji Naim, Haiji Ibrahim Haiji Rosli, Bujang Md Ali, Another 11 3 0 8 151 220 6 -69
12 Thailand Thailand 11 1 0 10 131 237 2 -106

Pool 2

Pos Player P W D F A L Pts Shots
1 Australia Aron Sherriff, Mark Casey, Brett Wilkie & Wayne Ruediger 11 9 1 1 256 124 19 +132
2 Scotland Alex Marshall, Graeme Archer, Darren Burnett & David Peacock 11 8 0 3 233 136 16 +97
3 South Africa Gidion Vermeulen, Bobby Donnelly, Clinton Roets & Petrus Breitenbach 11 8 0 3 201 146 16 +55
4 Canada John Bezear, George Whitelaw, Michel Larue, Steve Santana 11 8 0 3 188 174 16 +14
5 United States Neil Furman, Loren Dion, Bill Brault, Aaron Zangl 11 7 1 3 196 181 15 +15
6 Hong Kong Danny Ho, Andy Chan, Stanley Lai, Alex Ng 11 5 1 5 206 182 11 +24
7 Jersey Thomas Greechan, Lee Nixon, Greg Davis, Jamie MacDonald 11 5 1 5 171 166 11 +5
8 Philippines Emmanuel Portacio, Christopher Dagpin, Ronald Lising, Angelo Morales 11 3 2 6 194 185 8 +9
9 Fiji Samuela Tuikiligana, Semesa Naiseravati, David Aitcheson, Abdul Kalim 11 3 1 7 173 216 7 -43
10 Japan Ken Emura, Hisaharu Satoh, Junji Goda, Hirokazu Mori 11 3 0 8 156 199 6 -43
11 Botswana Kitso Robert, Remmy Kebapetse, Joshua Mothusi, Kabo Gaboutloeloe 11 2 0 9 114 256 4 -142
12 Brazil Gary Oughton, Fabio d'Avila Melo, Peter Gordon, Alex Lojelo Munn 11 1 1 9 126 249 3 -123

Finals

Play Offs Semifinals Gold medal
         
Republic of Ireland Ireland
bye
Republic of Ireland Ireland 18
South Africa South Africa 19
South Africa South Africa 16
England England 15
South Africa South Africa 13
Australia Australia 22
Australia Australia
bye
Australia Australia 23
Scotland Scotland 22
Scotland Scotland 19
Wales Wales 15

Results

Men's fours section 1
Round 1 – Nov 24
 England  New Zealand 18–12
 China  Brunei 26–13
 Namibia  Zimbabwe 17–13
 Wales  Israel 21–12
 Spain  Thailand 22–7
 Malaysia  Ireland 25–4
Round 2 – Nov 24
 Namibia  Wales 23–11
 Israel  Zimbabwe 15–13
 England  Malaysia 19–19
 China  Thailand 20–15
 Ireland  New Zealand 16–13
 Spain  Brunei 18–16
Round 3 – Nov 25
 Israel  China 26–12
 New Zealand  Namibia 20–7
 England  Zimbabwe 15–11
 Ireland  Thailand 15–11
 Wales  Spain 29–5
 Brunei  Malaysia 19–12
Round 4 – Nov 25
 China  Zimbabwe 23–17
 Malaysia  Thailand 23–10
 Ireland  Spain 30–9
 England  Israel 24–6
 Wales  New Zealand 16–12
 Namibia  Brunei 18–11
Round 5 – Nov 25
 Ireland  Israel 23–14
 New Zealand  Spain +
 Wales  Malaysia 22–16
 Namibia  China 23–14
 Zimbabwe  Brunei 22–10
 England  Thailand 30–4
Round 6 – Nov 26
 Ireland  Namibia 18–13
 Wales  Thailand 24–10
 Spain  Israel 22–19
 England  China 22–12
 Malaysia  Zimbabwe 24–21
 New Zealand  Brunei 30–14
Round 7 – Nov 26
 Thailand  Israel 20–14
 England  Namibia 17–17
 New Zealand  China 30–5
 Wales  Zimbabwe 15–15
 Malaysia  Spain 22–11
 Ireland  Brunei 15–11
Round 8 – Nov 27
 Namibia  Thailand 26–14
 New Zealand  Zimbabwe 15–15
 Ireland  England 18–11
 Wales  Brunei 27–9
 Malaysia  Israel 19–7
 Spain  China 25–6
Round 9 – Nov 27
 Ireland  Wales 19–11
 Malaysia  China 24–6
 New Zealand  Israel 24–7
 Namibia  Spain 26–11
 England  Brunei 22–13
 Zimbabwe  Thailand 18–13
Round 10 – Nov 28
 New Zealand  Thailand 28–13
 Wales  China 20–10
 Brunei  Israel 18–16
 England  Spain 25–7
 Malaysia  Namibia 16–11
 Ireland  Zimbabwe 20–10
Round 11 – Nov 28
 Israel  Namibia 26–11
 Wales  England 17–15
 Brunei  Thailand 17–14
 China  Ireland 15–14
 New Zealand  Malaysia 25–10
 Zimbabwe  Spain 28–14
Men's fours section 2
Round 1 – Nov 24
 Brazil  Jersey 17–13
 Philippines  Japan 25–10
 United States  Botswana 25–10
 Australia  South Africa 15–10
 Canada  Scotland 21–13
 Hong Kong  Fiji 29–19
Round 2 – Nov 24
 Japan  Botswana 24–11
 Australia  Scotland 15–13
 United States  Philippines 20–18
 Jersey  Fiji 18–10
 Hong Kong  Brazil 19–7
 Canada  South Africa 19–9
Round 3 – Nov 25
 United States  Canada 23–15
 Botswana  Brazil 20–13
 Australia  Fiji 19–19
 South Africa  Hong Kong 21–15
 Scotland  Japan 16–15
 Jersey  Philippines 14–14
Round 4 – Nov 25
 Botswana  Hong Kong 15–14
 United States  Fiji 22–9
 Canada  Japan 22–12
 South Africa  Brazil 15–13
 Jersey  Australia 20–16
 Scotland  Philippines 20–10
Round 5 – Nov 25
 Scotland  Brazil 46–4
 Australia  Philippines 21–12
 Canada  Jersey 16–12
 Fiji  Botswana 20–12
 United States  Hong Kong 22–15
 South Africa  Japan 17–14
Round 6 – Nov 26
 Scotland  Fiji 21–11
 South Africa  Botswana 33–4
 Australia  United States 21–12
 Hong Kong  Canada 28–8
 Jersey  Japan 21–11
 Philippines  Brazil 26–9
Round 7 – Nov 26
 Hong Kong  Jersey 18–12
 Canada  Philippines 17–14
 Scotland  United States 28–6
 Australia  Botswana 36–5
 South Africa  Fiji 20–16
 Japan  Brazil 16–12
Round 8 – Nov 27
 Japan  Fiji 21–9
 Australia  Hong Kong 34–10
 Scotland  Australia 16–13
 United States  Jersey 19–14
 Canada  Brazil 21–14
 Philippines  Botswana 29–9
Round 9 – Nov 27
 Jersey  Scotland 19–16
 Canada  Botswana 18–14
 Australia  Brazil 34–8
 Hong Kong  Japan 26–9
 South Africa  United States 18–13
 Fiji  Philippines 25–18
Round 10 – Nov 28
 Scotland  Hong Kong 20–17
 South Africa  Philippines 25–13
 Canada  Fiji 24–13
 Australia  Japan 23–8
 Jersey  Botswana 20–9
 Brazil  United States 17–17
Round 11 – Nov 28
 Hong Kong  Philippines 15–15
 Scotland  Botswana 24–5
 Australia  Canada 22–7
 Fiji  Brazil 22–12
 United States  Japan 17–16
 South Africa  Jersey 20–8

+ Spain defaulted fixture against New Zealand due to illness and John Muldoon was a replacement

References

  1. "2012 Results". Taylor Bowls. Archived from the original on 2015-02-07. Retrieved 2016-12-03.
  2. "Results". Sports TG. Archived from the original on 2016-12-20. Retrieved 2016-12-04.
  3. "Ruediger on top of world after win". Press Reader.
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