Aussie bowlers Kelsey Cottrell and Dawn Hayman knocked out of Commonwealth Games by a single point
Credit: AAPWilson, who is out to win his third straight singles gold medal at the Games, felt for Cottrell and Hayman.“It’s certainly one of the most nerve-racking games you’ll watch and that’s why we love the game of bowls,” he said.“But for our girls to show that resilience, it was amazing. " class="css-tl044d-StyledNoScriptImage-StyledImage eu9mom10" />Stream free onCommonwealth GamesSponsored ContentSport
- ▪Credit: AAPWilson, who is out to win his third straight singles gold medal at the Games, felt for Cottrell and Hayman.“It’s certainly one of the most nerve-racking games you’ll watch and that’s why we love the game of bowls,” he said.“But f
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Winning easily hurt bitterly for Australian bowlers Kelsey Cottrell and Dawn Hayman as they cruelly missed out on the Commonwealth Games semi-finals.Cottrell and Hayman needed to beat Northern Ireland’s Chloe Wilson and Shauna O’Neill by 10 points to leapfrog them to the top of Group A and a semi-final berth in the women’s pairs.Instead, Australia won 9-4 5-1 to fall short by just one point.Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today ArrowSo while the Irish women hugged in jubilation as they progressed to the semis, the body language of the Australians showed how deep the win had cut.“We were pretty close ...
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