The Aussie charge is being lead by Jason Liukuey, who made it three wins from three in the BC2 class with wins over Hong Kong's 2008 Paralympic champion Karen Kwok and Hiu Lam Yeung, followed by victory over Matthew Whiting of New Zealand in Pool C.

Liukuey's 100 per cent record is matched only by fellow BC2 competitors, China's double London 2012 silver medallist Zhiqiang Yan  and Thai pair Watcharaphon Vongsa and Mongkol Jitsa-Ngiem, who all look set to join the Australian in the quarter-final stages.

The 30-year-old from Queensland, who began playing boccia only last year, is one five Australians primed to make into the knockout stages of the biggest gathering of top level boccia players Down Under since Sydney 2000.

Daniel Michel and Tait Jenkins secured vital wins over New Zealander Anthea Hurst and Thailand's Chanatcha Soontornphor respectively in the BC3 class to leave them well placed to progress in the competition with a couple of pool matches remaining.

They will be hoping to be joined by Gavin Thorneycroft, who made it two wins from two outings following his victory over teammate Angie McReynolds, having earlier overcome Thailand's Suraphol Chandee.

Beijing 2008 champion Karen Kwok of Hong Kong was one of three players to lose out to Australian Jason Liukuey