MALAYSIA RIDING HIGH
MALAYSIA RIDING HIGH
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HOT shot's Izzat Shameer Dzulkepli and Emma Firyana Saroji of Malaysia are on a roll.
BOTH are riding high after two days of competition in the '7 Nations Lawn Bowls Invitation 2026' held at the Juara Indoor Stadium in Bukit Kiara.
Izzat made short work of New Zealand's Shannon Mcllroy (7-5, 12-0) before edging Singapore's Harriman Yuen (4-4, 7-4) in the men's singles.
Emma the 2025 World Cup gold medallist was simply flawless in the women's singles.
She defeated compatriot Ain Nurnajwa (Mas C) - 6-4, 7-4 and Singapore's Janice Tan 7-5, 15-1.
Also in fine form were Hong Kong China's women pairs duo of Cheryl Chan and Helen Cheung.
The two are fresh from their victory in the inaugural World Cup in Kuala Lumpur last December.
Helen and Cheryl defeated the pair from NT Australia Jordin Oehm-Raquel Latyon (5-2, 9-3) and New Zealand's Selina Goddard-Katelyn Inch (7-1, 5-3). ⬛
Beyond the bowl is the blueprint of the shot. Izzat Shameer Dzulkepli proving that in lawn bowls, the mind moves before the hand.
MALAYSIA RULE THE PENULTIMATE DAY OF COMPETITION WINNING 8 SEMI-FINAL SLOTS
MALAYSIA RULE THE PENULTIMATE DAY OF COMPETITION WINNING 8 SEMI-FINAL SLOTS
HOST Malaysia are on course for a clean sweep in the '7 Nations Lawn Bowls Invitation 2026' Championships.
The 2025 World Cup champions have also been assured of spots in the men's and women's singles finals.
The all-Malaysian women semi-final clashes are between two strong contenders - World Cup gold medallist Emma Firyana Saroji and former World No.1 Nor Farah Ain Abdullah, the 2024 World Bowls Indoor Champion.
The other semi-final tie is between surprise package Nayanmoni Saika of India and New Zealand's Tayla Bruce.
The all-Malaysian men's singles semi-finals is between Izzat Shameer Dzulkeple and compatriot Idham Amin.
NT Australia's Daniel Baker will play New Zealand's Shannon Mcilroy in the other semi-final clash.
Hong Kong China's dynamic duo of Cheryl Chan and Helen Cheung will start as favourites in women's pair semi-finals.
The two are fresh from their victory in the inaugural World Cup in Kuala Lumpur last December.
A total of 4 gold medals are offered in the championships - for men and women - singles and pairs events. ⬛
Hong Kong’s Cheryl Chan stays laser-focused during the 7 Nations Lawn Bowls Invitation in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Representing the Hong Kong, China team, Chan demonstrates the poise and tactical calculation required to compete at the highest level of the World Bowls Series.
National Coach Amir Yusof shares a focused tactical discussion with athlete Nor Farah Ain during the 7 Nations Lawn Bowls Invitation. The duo is seen reviewing performance data as they prepare for the high-stakes competition held in Kuala Lumpur.
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