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World Indoor Bowls Championships: 2017

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Bowls: World Indoor Championships: 2017: Episode 8: Ladies' Singles Semi-Final

Men's Pairs Final - part 2

Episode 8

Episode 8: Ladies' Singles Semi-Final

2017

Ladies' Singles Semi-Final

BBC Sport - Bowls: World Indoor Championships, 2017, Ladies' Singles Semi-Final

The ladies' singles reaches the semi-final stage.

Live coverage from the World Indoor Bowls Championships. Nicky Brett is likely to face a stern second-round test and the ladies' singles reaches the semi-final stage.

Rishi Persad presents live coverage from the World Indoor Bowls Championships at Hopton-On-Sea in Norfolk.

The form book would suggest Nicky Brett will be continuing his campaign to defend his world singles crown on Wednesday afternoon, but he is likely to face a stern second-round test.

The ladies' singles reaches the semi-final stage.

Bowls: World Indoor Championships: 2017

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