Stewart Anderson and Alison Merrien have won the mixed pairs title at the inaugural World Bowls Indoor Championships in Bristol - beating a duo which included Anderson's wife in the final.

Commonwealth Games champion Colleen Piketh advanced from the group stage at the World Bowls Indoor Championships in Bristol.

Mark Dawes beat Greg Harlow in the open singles final to earn a second title at this year's World Indoor Bowls Championships.

Greg Harlow is through to the World Indoor Bowls Championships open singles final after beating David Gourlay in Norfolk.

Laura Daniels of Wales recovered from losing the first set heavily to win her second ladies singles title at the World Indoor Bowls Championships.

England’s Katherine Rednall will be aiming for a fourth women’s singles title after reaching the final at the World Indoor Bowls Championships.

Scottish team Julie Forrest and Stewart Anderson claimed the second title to be decided at the World Indoor Bowls Championships after a straight sets victory in the mixed pairs final.

England’s Mark Dawes and Jamie Chestney dramatically claimed the first titles awarded at this year’s World Indoor Bowls Championships as they won the open pairs final in the deciding end of a tie-break set.

There will be an all-Scottish mixed pairs final at the World Indoor Bowls Championships after victories for Julie Forrest and Stewart Anderson and Carla Banks and Robert Paxton.

Scotland’s Alex Marshall and England’s Katherine Rednall won their open singles matches as action continued at the World Indoor Bowls Championships.

Scotland’s David Gourlay and England’s Katherine Rednall triumphed in a deciding end as the mixed pairs competition reached the quarter-final stage at the World Indoor Bowls Championships.

Former winners Greg Harlow and David Gourlay were among the winners as the open singles matches continued at the World Indoor Bowls Championships at Potters Leisure Resort in Great Yarmouth, England.

Past champions Stewart Anderson and Paul Foster both won their opening matches at the World Indoor Bowls Championships.

Fifth seed Les Gillet is out of the World Indoor Bowls Championships after defeat to Perry Martin in round one of the open singles, but past winner Mark Dawes is through.

England’s Simon Skelton was victorious in the first match in the open singles competition at the World Indoor Bowls Championships today.