The 17th Asian Lawn Bowls Championship and the 15th Under 25 Asian Lawn Bowls Championship is hold in India. The event was scheduled for April 5-11, at the lawn bowls green at Delhi Public School, New Delhi.
The Lineup:
Men
Single: James Po
Pairs: Anthony Yip, Anthony So
Triples: Arthur Lam, James Po, Lyndon Sham
Fours: Anthony Yip, Arthur Lam, Anthony So, Lyndon Sham
Women
Single: Cheryl Chan
Pairs: Cheryl Chan, Helen Cheung
Triples: Phoebe Ho, Yu Yee Sin, Abbie Chan
Fours: Phoebe Ho, Yu Yee Sin, Abbie Chan, Helen Cheung
U25
Boys: Nixon Man, Gary Kwan
Girls: Gloria Ha, Jamie Tam
News on 11 April, 2026 – Three gold medals at Asian Championships
The Hong Kong China lawn bowls team completed the 17th Asian Lawn Bowls Championships and the 15th Under 25 Asian Lawn Bowls Championship with a total of three gold, three silver and four bronze medals today, April 11. The women’s team also won the Women’s Overall Champion.
In the first half of the competition, the Fours lineup of Phoebe Ho, Yu Yee Sin, Abbie Chan and Helen Cheung defeated India to win the first gold for Hong Kong China.
Today at New Delhi, the Women’s Pairs of Cheryl Chan and Helen Cheung defeated Malaysia 15:13 in the final to win HKC the second gold.
At the same time, the Women’s Triples team of Phoebe Ho, Yu Yee Sin and Abbie Chan defeated Malaysia 18:12 to lift the last gold for the HKC team.
Youngster Gary Kwan and Jamie Tam won a silver in the U25 Mixed Pairs, while teammates Nixon Man and Gloria Ha won a bronze.
The other silver medals are from the Women’s Singles and Men’s Pairs.
The bronze medals are from U25 Boys’ Singles, Men’s Triples and Men’s Fours.
News on 8 April, 2026
The Hong Kong China lawn bowls team won a gold medal on Women’s Fours at the 17th Asian Lawn Bowls Championships today, April 8.
The Fours team of Phoebe Ho, Yu Yee Sin, Abbie Chan and Helen Cheung defeated India with the last bowl of the final to take three shots and won 14:13.
The HKC team also achieved two silver medals in the Women’s Singles and Men’s Pairs. The Men’s Triples took a bronze.
Youngster Nixon Man also won a bronze in the U25 Boy’s Singles.
The second half of the Asian Championships will start on April 9, which will features the Men’s Singles and Fours, Women’s Pairs and Triples, as well as the U25 Mixed Pairs.