In Australian pairs lawn bowls, each team consists of two players who take turns delivering two bowls per player in an alternating manner. The game is played on a rectangular green, and the objective is to get your bowls as close as possible to the "jack," a small white ball. Scoring is determined by the closest bowls to the jack, with points awarded to the team with the closest bowl(s) at the end of each end. The match continues until a pre-determined number of ends are played or until a team reaches a specified score.
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The bias on lawn bowls is the side of the lawn bowl that is heavier. Different types of bowls will have stronger biases and depending on where the weight is in the bowl it might have a gradual lean or a strong hook turn.
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Lawn Bowls is not an olympic sport, however it is a part of the Commonwealth Games
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Lawn bowls.
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Lawn Bowls
Determining the "best" players in lawn bowls can be subjective and varies by criteria such as achievements, skill level, and personal preference. However, notable figures in the sport include Alex Marshall, a multiple world champion from Scotland; Karen Murphy, an Australian champion; and English bowlers like Paul Foster and Mark Dawes. Additionally, New Zealand's Jo Edwards has made significant contributions to the game. Each has left a remarkable legacy in lawn bowls through their exceptional performances.