2025 Bowls World Cup

2025 Bowls World Cup
Venue	Bukit Kiara Arena
Location	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Dates	4 – 8 November 2025
Nations	12

The 2025 Bowls World Cup organised by World Bowls was the inaugural edition of the Bowls World Cup held from 4 to 8 November 2025 at the Bukit Kiara Arena in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

It was contested between bowlers from the world's 12 leading ranked nations and is regarded as the third most important bowls event of the calendar behind the World Bowls Championship and Commonwealth Games.

The first venue consisted of four 36 metre indoor portable rinks, with covered carpet. An indoor location was chosen because of the similarities that the Bowls at the 2026 Commonwealth Games will experience.

Winners

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's singles	Sam Tolchard	Dinesh Kumar	Corey Wedlock Izzat Dzulkeple
Men's pairs	Wales Daniel Davies Jr. & Ross Owen	Scotland Paul Foster & Jason Banks	Ireland Adam McKeown & Ryan McElroy Hong Kong China James Po & Ko Ha Lee
Women's singles	Emma Firyana Saroji	Katherine Rednall	Dawn Hayman Alyani Jamil
Women's pairs	Hong Kong, China Helen Cheung & Cheryl Chan	New Zealand Selina Goddard & Katelyn Inch	Canada Kelly McKerihen & Emma Boyd Ireland Lara Reaney & Chloe Wilson

Results

Men's singles

First round

Section 1
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Sam Tolchard	12
2	Ko Ha Lee	12
3	Ryan Bester	9
4	Paul Foster MBE	6
5	Ross Owen	3
6	Loren Dion	3

Section 2
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Dinesh Kumar	12
2	Soufi Rusli	9
3	Adam McKeown	9
4	Aaron Teys	6
5	Keanu Darby	6
6	Jason Evans	3

Section 3
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Jason Banks	12
2	Daniel Davies Jr.	9
3	James Po	9
4	Aaron Zangl	9
5	Jamie Walker	6
6	John Bezear	0

Section 4
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Izzat Dzulkeple	12
2	Corey Wedlock	9
3	Ryan McElroy	9
4	Wayne Roberts	6
5	Putul Sonowal	6
6	Finbar McGuigan	3

Quarter finals

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Tolchard	Rusli	6–3, 4–4
Wedlock	Banks	7–3, 6–5
Kumar	Davies Jr.	6–8, 8–3, 3–0
Dzulkeple	Lee	9–4, 10–5

Semi finals

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Tolchard	Wedlock	8–3, 8–8
Kumar	Dzulkeple	5–5, 7–6

Final

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Tolchard	Kumar	7–2, 7–1

Women's singles

First round

Section 1
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Katherine Rednall	15
2	Emma Firyana Saroji	9
3	Chloe Wilson	9
4	Anneke Scheepers	6
5	Katelyn Inch	3
6	Caroline Brown	3

Section 2
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Dawn Hayman	12
2	Rupa Rani Tirkey	12
3	Kelly McKerihen	6
4	Helen Cheung	6
5	Anne Nunes	6
6	Caroline Taylor	3

Section 3
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Alyani Jamil	15
2	Selina Goddard	9
3	Lara Reaney	9
4	Emily Kernick	6
5	Sophie McGrouther	3
6	Bridget Herselman	0

Section 4
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Nayanmoni Saikia	12
2	Cheryl Chan	9
3	Kelsey Cottrell	9
4	Amy Williams	6
5	Janice Bell	6
6	Emma Boyd	3

Quarter finals

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Jamil	Chan	7–3, 5–5
Rednall	Tirkey	11–1, 9–6
Hayman	Goddard	8–0, 8–2
Saroji	Saikia	8–1, 7–6

Semi finals

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Rednall	Jamil	6–3, 5–3
Saroji	Hayman	2–10, 6–4, 1–0

Final

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Saroji	Rednall	5–5, 6–5

Men's pairs

First round

Section 1
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Owen & Davies	12
2	McKeown & McElroy	12
3	Sonowal & Kumar	6
4	Bester & Bezear	6
5	Walker & Tolchard	6
6	Zangl & Dion	3

Section 2
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Foster & Banks	15
2	Po & Lee	9
3	Teys & Wedlock	9
4	Rusli & Dzulkeple	6
5	Evans & Roberts	3
6	Darby & McGuigan	3

Semi finals

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Wales	Hong Kong, China	6–0, 4–2
Scotland	Ireland	5–2, 2–5, 1–0

Final

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Wales	Scotland	7–2, 5–1, 2–0

Women's pairs

First round

Section 1
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Inch & Goddard	15
2	McKerihen & Boyd	9
3	Scheepers & Herselman	9
4	Taylor & Williams	6
5	Saroji & Jamil	3
6	Tirkey & Saikia	3

Section 2
Pos	Name	Pts
1	Cheung & Chan	12
2	Reaney & Wilson	9
3	McGrouther & Brown	9
4	Kernick & Rednall	6
5	Cottrell & Hayman	6
6	Nunes & Bell	3

Semi finals

Player 1	Player 2	Score
New Zealand	Ireland	4–2, 4–2
Hong Kong, China	Canada	5–2, 4–2

Final

Player 1	Player 2	Score
Hong Kong, China	New Zealand	5–4, 3–2