Bowls team fancies medals in Australia

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Nation's representatives: The bowls team that left for Australia this week PIC: BNSC

The Botswana bowls team is fancying its chances at the 2023 World Bowls Championships that start on Tuesday and extend until September 10 in Gold Coast, Australia.

The competition resumes after a temporary hiatus due to the COVID-19 with participation from 44 nations ready to battle for the world title.

Scheduled across two weeks, the upcoming week, from Tuesday to Sunday, will host events such as women's singles and fours, men's pairs and triples, and para men's, women's, and mixed pairs.

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Bowls team fancies medals in Australia

The Botswana bowls team is fancying its chances at the 2023 World Bowls Championships that start on Tuesday and extend until September 10 in Gold Coast, Australia.

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