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    New Zealanders Teri Blackbourn and Julie O'Connell will play Scotland in women's para pairs final at the Lawn Bowls World Champs on the Gold Coast

    New Zealanders Teri Blackbourn and Julie O'Connell will play Scotland in women's para pairs final at the Lawn Bowls World Champs on the Gold Coast


    They've ousted Thailand 15-10 in the semis.

    Tayla Bruce has progressed to the semifinals of the women's singles after crushing her Sri Lankan opponent 20-11 in the quarters.

    The women's four and men's pair are out of medal contention.

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