BBC Bowls

1. Melmore pleased with world bronze

   Devon's England bowler Natalie Melmore says she is happy with her bronze medal at the World Championships in Australia.

2. Scots women take fours bowls gold

   Scotland's women's fours team take gold at the World Bowls Championships, beating Malaysia in the final.

3. Bowls gold for Scots in Adelaide

   Troon's Paul Foster and East Lothian's Alex Marshall win the pairs title at the World Bowls Championship in Adelaide.

4. De Sousa makes 'fantastic' debut

   The manager of Jersey's bowls team praises Malcolm de Sousa's "fantastic" performance at the World Championships in Adelaide.

5. Foster wins Scottish Open final

   Paul Foster is the Scottish Open champion after defeating Nick Brett in the final 11-5, 9-8 in Perth.

6. Bisson excited by Jersey squad

   Jersey team manager Brian Bisson says he is confident of a good result in the World Bowls Championships in Australia.

7. Merrien wins the Bowls World Cup

   Guernsey's Alison Merrien wins the Bowls World Cup in Australia after beating New Zealand's Jo Edwards in the final.

8. Scot Gourlay earns Welsh triumph

   Scotland's David Gourlay beats England's Greg Harlow to win the Welsh Grand Prix title in Llanelli.

9. 'No pressure' in Wales for King

   Norfolk bowler Mervyn King says he feels under much less pressure when he competes away from his home county.

10. Thomson wins third world title

    Andy Thomson wins his third world title aged 56 - 17 years after he last lifted the trophy.

11. Merrien fails in bowls title bid

    Guernsey's Alison Merrien fails to defend her Ladies World Matchplay Singles Title at Potters, in Norfolk.

12. Foster unable to complete double

    Deposed world champion Paul Foster ends a turbulent two days by losing in the World Indoor mixed doubles final.

13. Debutant Field eyes Worlds upset

    Rebecca Field welcomes her underdog status as she prepares for a semi-final encounter against Karen Murphy in the World Indoor Bowls Championships.

14. Bowls needs 'drama', says Royal

    World number four Mark Royal says bowls needs a breakthrough moment akin to the 1985 World Snooker final between Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis.

15. Greechan 'overjoyed' at title win

    Jersey's Thomas Greechan says his World Champion of Champions bowls triumph in Hong Kong left him "emotional and overjoyed".