2000 World Outdoor Bowls Championship – Women's pairs

World Outdoor Championships 2000 – women's pairs
9th World Outdoor Bowls Championships
Location	Moama, Australia
Date(s)	8 March - 25 March 2000
Category	World Outdoor Championships

The 2000 World Outdoor Bowls Championship women's pairs was held in Moama, Australia, from 8 to 25 March 2000.^[1]

The gold medal was won by Margaret Letham & Joyce Lindores of Scotland.^[2]

Section tables

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	Pts
1	Margaret Letham & Joyce Lindores	16	14	0	2	28
2	Jean Baker & Mary Price	16	13	1	2	27
3	Jan Khan & Marlene Castle	16	12	1	3	25
4	Litia Tikoisuva & Radhika Prasad	16	11	0	5	22
5	Carmen Anderson & Essie Sanchez	16	10	1	5	21 (+119)
6	Eunice Trebert & Alison Merrien	16	10	1	5	21 (+61)
7	Ann Sutherland & Rita Jones	16	10	0	6	20 (+122)
8	Malaysia	16	10	0	6	20 (+53)
9	Barbara Cameron & Phillis Nolan	16	8	1	7	17
10	Dorothy North & Doreen Ives	16	7	2	7	16 (+4)
11	Zambia	16	8	0	8	16 (-30)
12	Merle Swerdlow & Shirley Kantor	16	7	0	9	14
13	Philomena Goh & Mary Lim	16	4	1	11	9
14	Brazil	16	3	0	13	6
15	Kenya	16	2	0	14	4 (-137)
16	Japan	16	2	0	14	4 (-207)
17	India	16	1	0	15	2

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	Pts
1	Karen Murphy & Arrienne Wynen	16	15	0	1	30
2	Papua New Guinea	16	13	0	3	26
3	Kottia Spangler & Anne Chenry	16	12	0	4	24
4	Swaziland	16	11	0	5	22
5	Namibia	16	9	0	7	18 (+105)
6	Gean O'Neil & Sheila Syvret	16	9	0	8	18 (+15)
7	Cook Islands	16	9	0	7	18 (+5)
8	South Africa	16	8	0	8	16 (+57)
9	Danna Chiu & Anna Clarke	16	8	0	8	16 (+2)
10	Zimbabwe	16	7	0	9	14 (+55)
11	Jean Roney & Maureen Thompson	16	7	0	9	14 (-4)
12	Thailand	16	7	0	9	14 (-123)
13	Samoa	16	6	0	10	12
14	Netherlands	16	5	0	11	10
15	Botswana	16	4	0	12	8
16	Argentina	16	3	0	13	6 (-130)
17	Amalia Matali & Suhana Mohd Daud	16	3	0	13	6 (-240)

Results

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Women's pairs section A Round 1 - (8 Mar)  Fiji Ireland 24–16  Malaysia  New Zealand 26–17  England  Brazil 34–7  Guernsey  Singapore 22–16  Wales  Japan 34–14  Israel  Spain 31–29  Zambia  Kenya 16–15  Norfolk Island  India 58–7 Round 2 - (8 Mar)  Scotland  Spain 22–17  England  Malaysia 22–13 Ireland  India 44–7  Fiji  Singapore 32–10  Wales  Zambia 27–10  Brazil  Israel 23–19  Norfolk Island  Kenya 29–10  New Zealand  Guernsey 26–7 Round 3 - (9 Mar)  Scotland  Kenya 32–7 Ireland  Malaysia 20–17  England  New Zealand 28–20  Wales  Israel 26–15  Japan  India 34–14  Zambia  Fiji 31–22  Norfolk Island  Spain 23–23  Guernsey  Brazil 30–9 Round 4 - (9 Mar)  Scotland  Norfolk Island 32–10 Ireland  Israel 32–18  England  Wales 31–9  New Zealand  Zambia 26–12  Guernsey  Fiji 26–23  Brazil  Kenya 17–15  Malaysia  India 36–12  Singapore  Japan 17–12 Round 5 - (10 Mar)  Scotland  India 43–5  Wales  Spain 36–9  England  Singapore 21–21 Ireland  Brazil 25–13  Malaysia  Norfolk Island 16–14  Israel  Kenya 21–15  Guernsey  Zambia 34–16  Fiji  Japan 24–9 Round 6 - (10 Mar)  Spain Ireland 22–20  New Zealand  Wales 24–15  Scotland  Zambia 33–8  England  Kenya 25–9  Singapore  Brazil 30–9  Guernsey  Japan 34–12  Fiji  Malaysia 24–14  Norfolk Island  Israel 27–16 Round 7 - (10 Mar) Ireland  Wales 22–16  Fiji  England 24–18  Scotland  Brazil 30–7  Zambia  Malaysia 24–18  Singapore  Kenya 23–17  Spain  Guernsey 17–17  Japan  Israel 19–17  New Zealand  India 40–9 Round 8 - (11 Mar)  Scotland  Japan 34–8  Malaysia  Spain 21–15  Israel  Zambia 16–15  New Zealand  Kenya 33–12  England  India 45–7  Fiji  Brazil 37–14  Wales  Singapore 20–14  Norfolk Island  Guernsey 24–13 Round 9 - (11 Mar)  England  Scotland 20–15  Zambia  Singapore 23–16  Spain  Brazil 30–18  Israel  Malaysia 20–16  Norfolk Island Ireland 26–17  New Zealand  Japan 24–18  Wales  Fiji 23–20  Kenya  India 30–10 Round 10 - (12 Mar)  Scotland  Israel 24–17  Wales  Norfolk Island 24–13  Malaysia  Brazil 37–9  Singapore  India 34–8 Ireland  Kenya 28–12  Fiji  New Zealand 19–18  Spain  Japan 25–18  Guernsey  England 18–16 Round 11 - (12 Mar)  Spain  Kenya 29–16  Malaysia  Singapore 22–15  Zambia  India 27–17  New Zealand  Brazil 30–11  England  Japan 32–4  Guernsey Ireland 26–16  Scotland  Wales 32–9  Norfolk Island  Fiji 18–11 Round 12 - (13 Mar)  Brazil  Japan 25–12  England  Israel 30–17  Guernsey  Wales 20–19  Fiji  Kenya 22–14  Spain  India 36–12  Zambia Ireland 26–17  Norfolk Island  Singapore 22–14  New Zealand  Scotland 23–15 Round 13 - (13 Mar)  Wales  Kenya 28–12 Ireland  Singapore 25–10  India  Brazil 20–19  Zambia  Japan 36–11  Scotland  Malaysia 22–14  New Zealand  Norfolk Island 19–14  Israel  Guernsey 29–7  Fiji  Spain 28–15 Round 14 - (14 Mar)  Scotland Ireland 27–17  Norfolk Island  Japan 32–16  Malaysia  Kenya 21–18  Israel  Singapore 28–8  England  Zambia 20–15  Guernsey  India 32–8  New Zealand  Spain 18–16  Wales  Brazil 26–12 Round 15 - (14 Mar)  Malaysia  Japan 23–15  Fiji  Israel 29–9  Scotland  Guernsey 20–19  England  Norfolk Island 37–12  New Zealand Ireland 18–18  Spain  Singapore 18–17  Zambia  Brazil 25–18  Wales  India 64–1 Round 16 - (15 Mar)  England Ireland 33–18  Scotland  Fiji 15–14  New Zealand  Singapore 17–11  Spain  Zambia 21–17  Guernsey  Malaysia 24–15  Israel  India 56–7  Norfolk Island  Brazil 39–6  Kenya  Japan 19–16 Round 17 - (15 Mar)  Malaysia  Wales 24–19  England  Spain 15–12 Ireland  Japan 32–6  Scotland  Singapore 31–18  Norfolk Island  Zambia 29–10  New Zealand  Israel 31–10  Fiji  India 31–11  Guernsey  Kenya 27–19

Women's pairs section B Round 1 - (8 Mar)  Jersey  South Africa 30–18  Hong Kong  Namibia 22–16  Brunei  Zimbabwe 21–16 Swaziland  Botswana 18–13  Australia  Thailand 30–12  Canada  Netherlands 23–18  Cook Islands  Argentina 18–17  United States  Samoa 27–12 Round 2 - (8 Mar)  Namibia  Cook Islands 23–15  Netherlands  Jersey 19–12  South Africa  Argentina 41–15  Hong Kong  Zimbabwe 21–19  United States  Brunei 22–21  Papua New Guinea  Samoa 33–15 Swaziland  Canada 24–8  Australia  Botswana 39–6 Round 3 - (9 Mar)  Canada  Samoa 23–10  Cook Islands  Brunei 21–13  Australia  United States 43–8  Thailand  Netherlands 24–19  Papua New Guinea Swaziland 25–17  South Africa  Botswana 38–13  Namibia  Zimbabwe 26–17  Jersey  Hong Kong 21–19 Round 4 - (9 Mar)  Australia  Zimbabwe 30–13  Papua New Guinea  Canada 29–10  Botswana  Namibia 21–14  United States  Jersey 27–13 Swaziland  Brunei 33–9  South Africa  Cook Islands 22–14  Hong Kong  Netherlands 31–15  Thailand  Argentina 22–14 Round 5 - (10 Mar)  Papua New Guinea  Netherlands 28–18  Hong Kong  Canada 24–14 Swaziland  United States 18–16  Samoa  Australia 23–14  Jersey  Brunei 25–10  Botswana  Cook Islands 23–12  South Africa  Thailand 32–11  Zimbabwe  Argentina 29–12 Round 6 - (10 Mar)  Cook Islands  Thailand 28–8  Samoa  Jersey 21–18  Brunei  Argentina 17–14 Swaziland  Zimbabwe 20–18  Papua New Guinea  Botswana 36–13  United States  Canada 21–14  Australia  Namibia 24–12  Hong Kong  South Africa 21–12 Round 7 - (10 Mar)  Zimbabwe  South Africa 24–13  Argentina Swaziland 24–15  Botswana  Hong Kong 23–9  United States  Thailand 30–12  Namibia  Netherlands 34–10  Papua New Guinea  Brunei 43–9  Cook Islands  Samoa 36–6  Australia  Jersey 20–15 Round 8 - (11 Mar)  Samoa  Hong Kong 28–20  United States  Botswana 27–13  Papua New Guinea  Thailand 48–16  Cook Islands  Canada 24–21  Australia  Argentina 36–12 Swaziland  Namibia 22–21  Zimbabwe  Netherlands 28–6  South Africa  Brunei 37–5 Round 9 - (11 Mar)  Australia  South Africa 32–8  Argentina  Botswana 27–17  United States  Hong Kong 20–16  Jersey  Canada 19–16  Papua New Guinea  Zimbabwe 18–12 Swaziland  Netherlands 25–16  Thailand  Namibia 23–22  Samoa  Brunei 25–14 Round 10 - (12 Mar)  Netherlands  Argentina 28–14 Swaziland  Jersey 27–12  Cook Islands  Zimbabwe 22–20  United States  Papua New Guinea 31–10  South Africa  Namibia 23–16  Thailand  Samoa 24–19  Hong Kong  Brunei 43–14  Australia  Canada 23–18 Round 11 - (12 Mar) {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} Swaziland – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – Round 12 - (13 Mar)  Thailand  Brunei 20–16  Namibia  Papua New Guinea 24–16 Swaziland  South Africa 21–18  Netherlands  Samoa 36–11  Jersey  Botswana 20–17  Australia  Cook Islands 31–10  Canada  Argentina 26–18  United States  Zimbabwe 20–19 Round 13 - (13 Mar)  Australia Swaziland 24–13  Papua New Guinea  Hong Kong 27–15  Jersey  Argentina 24–17  South Africa  Samoa 35–10  Cook Islands  United States 23–13  Canada  Namibia 23–21  Thailand  Botswana 22–20  Netherlands  Brunei 19–18 Round 14 - (14 Mar)  Canada  Thailand 28–9  Zimbabwe  Botswana 23–14  Cook Islands  Netherlands 17–16  Australia  Brunei 53–7  Papua New Guinea  Jersey 27–17  United States  Argentina 26–16  Hong Kong Swaziland 21–18  Namibia  Samoa 27–18 Round 15 - (14 Mar)  Papua New Guinea  Cook Islands 20–18  Australia  Netherlands 24–18  Hong Kong  Thailand 23–17  Zimbabwe  Canada 22–13  Samoa  Argentina 21–9  Brunei  Botswana 21–16  United States  South Africa 33–18  Namibia  Jersey 26–16 Round 16 - (15 Mar) {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} Swaziland – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – Round 17 - (15 Mar) {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} Swaziland – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} – {{}} {{}} –

Bronze medal match

England beat Papua New Guinea 21-17

Gold medal match

Scotland beat Australia 17-13

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