The first Indigenous woman to compete at a World Bowls Championship leads section one after round seven of competition. 

Day three saw her start with a dramatic victory over Shae Wilson of the Norfolk Islands. 

Losing the first set 3-13, the Australian battled hard to take the second 10-8, before eventually coming through 3-2. 

Her next match was far more comfortable, defeating Janice Pilling of the Isle of Man 11-4, 15-3.

On the same points in Section 1 is England's Sophie Tolchard, who enjoyed a hat-trick of wins.

In section 2, Debbie White of New Zealand is on top with 15 points, just ahead of Scotland's Laura Welsh. 

Louis Ridout is keeping a tight grip of section one in the men's competition after eight rounds.

The Englishman enjoyed two victories, although Clive McGreal of the Isle of Man did take him to a third set. 

Australian Lee Schraner is dominating section two, sitting six points clear of his nearest rival. 

He enjoyed an outstanding day, starting with a 12-6, 13-2 win over Botswana's Regent Reid.

Schraner then took care of Fiji's Rajnesh Prasad 15-1, 9-8, although he was run close in the second set. 

Qualifying rounds continue to Friday (November 1), before the playoffs, semi-finals and finals this weekend.