England's bowlers hope for two golds on final day
England's bowlers hope for two golds on final day
Sat, August 1, 2026 at 9:20 PM UTC
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Katherine Rednall has previously won a triples bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games
England will have the chance to add two more gold medals to their haul on the final day of the bowls competition at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Sunday.
The men's pairs team of Nick Brett and Jamie Walker comfortably came through their semi-final 2-0 against Canada to set up a meeting with Northern Ireland's Adam McKeown and Gary Kelly.
In the women's singles, Katherine Rednall from Suffolk was taken to a tie-break by Shae Wilson of Norfolk Island before winning a nailbiting final end.
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Rednall, the daughter of former England international John, will face Ali Merrien of Guernsey at the SEC Centre.
"The Commonwealth Games is the pinnacle for us as bowlers," said Rednall. "To represent my country, pull on the England shirt is fantastic and I am so happy to bring back a medal for Team England."
England's para men's pairs B6-B8 team of Joe Peplow and Kieran Rollings are still in medal contention as, despite losing their semi-final, they can pick up a bronze if they beat Scotland in the third and fourth place play-off.
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