Lawn bowls – Men's fours at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Venue	Broadbeach Bowls Club
Dates	9 – 13 April 2018
Competitors	76 from 19 nations
Medalists
Alex Marshall Derek Oliver Paul Foster Ronnie Duncan    Scotland   Aron Sherriff Barrie Lester Brett Wilkie Nathan Rice    Australia   David Bolt Jamie Chestney Louis Ridout Sam Tolchard    England
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Lawn bowls at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Singles	men	women
Pairs	men	women
Triples	men	women
Fours	men	women
Para-sport pairs			mixed
Para-sport triples			open
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Lawn bowls men's fours at the 2018 Commonwealth Games was held at the Broadbeach Bowls Club in the Gold Coast, Australia from April 9 to 13.^[1][2] A total of 76 athletes from 19 associations participated in the event.

The top two from each section advance to the knockout stage.

Rank	Nation	Athletes	MP	MW	MT	ML	FR	AG	PD	PTS
1	New Zealand	Ali Forsyth, Blake Signal, Michael Nagy, Paul Girdler	4	4	0	0	73	37	36	12
2	Wales	Jonathan Tomlinson, Marc Wyatt, Ross Owen, Steve Harris	4	3	0	1	60	35	25	9
3	Canada	Cam Lefresne, Chris Stadnyk, Greg Wilson, Ryan Stadnyk	4	2	0	2	61	73	-12	6
4	Papua New Guinea	Fred Koesan, Gabriel Tika, Manu Walo, Polin Pomaleu	4	0	1	3	53	66	-13	1
5	Cook Islands	Adoni Wichman-Rairoa, Aidan Zittersteijn, Lawrence Paniani, Munokokura Pita	4	0	1	3	34	70	-36	1

	New Zealand	Wales	Canada	Papua New Guinea	Cook Islands
New Zealand	—	11–10	21–11	20–12	21–4
Wales	10–11	—	23–10	13–10	14–4
Canada	11–21	10–23	—	19–17	21–12
Papua New Guinea	12–20	10–13	17–19	—	14–14
Cook Islands	4–21	4–14	12–21	14–14	—

Rank	Nation	Athletes	MP	MW	MT	ML	FR	AG	PD	PTS
1	India	Alok Lakra, Chandan Singh, Dinesh Kumar, Sunil Bahadur	4	4	0	0	79	38	41	12
2	Australia	Aron Sherriff, Barrie Lester, Brett Wilkie, Nathan Rice	4	3	0	1	87	40	47	9
3	South Africa	Gerry Baker, Jason Evans, Morgan Muvhango, Rudi Jacobs	4	2	0	2	60	59	1	6
4	Norfolk Island	Hadyn Evans, John Christian, Ryan Dixon, Timothy Sheridan	4	1	0	3	35	82	-47	3
5	Botswana	Edwin Nyoka, Kabo Gaboutloeloe, Kitso Robert, Nixon Senna	4	0	0	4	28	70	-42	0

	India	Australia	South Africa	Norfolk Island	Botswana
India	—	19–15	19–7	25–7	16–9
Australia	15–19	—	27–6	24–10	21–5
South Africa	7–19	6–27	—	25–7	22–6
Norfolk Island	7–25	10–24	7–25	—	11–8
Botswana	9–16	5–21	6–22	8–11	—

Rank	Nation	Athletes	MP	MW	MT	ML	FR	AG	PD	PTS
1	Northern Ireland	Andrew Kyle, Ian McClure, Martin McHugh, Simon Martin	4	4	0	0	79	33	46	12
2	Malaysia	Fairul Izwan, Syamil Syazwan Ramli, Muhammad Hizlee, Zulhilmie Redzuan	4	3	0	1	71	40	31	9
3	Fiji	David Aitcheson, Kushal Pillay, Rajnesh Prasad, Semesa Naiseruvati	4	2	0	2	47	62	-15	6
4	Namibia	Carel Olivier, Douw Calitz, Graham Snyman, Willem Esterhuizen	4	1	0	3	49	58	-9	3
5	Niue	Des Hipa, Hala Funaki, Keith Papani, Mark Blumsky	4	0	0	4	35	88	-53	0

	Northern Ireland	Malaysia	Fiji	Namibia	Niue
Northern Ireland	—	17–8	24–4	17–11	21–10
Malaysia	8–17	—	18–9	14–11	31–3
Fiji	4–24	9–18	—	14–11	20–9
Namibia	11–17	11–14	11–14	—	16–13
Niue	10–21	3–31	9–20	13–16	—

Rank	Nation	Athletes	MP	MW	MT	ML	FR	AG	PD	PTS
1	Scotland	Alex Marshall, Derek Oliver, Paul Foster, Ronnie Duncan	3	3	0	0	66	22	44	9
2	England	David Bolt, Jamie Chestney, Louis Ridout, Sam Tolchard	3	2	0	1	51	22	29	6
3	Brunei	Ampuan Ahad, Haji Naim Brahim, Mohd Israt, Pengiran Haji Tengah	3	1	0	2	24	52	-28	3
4	Singapore	Anthony Loh, Foo Meng Yin, Melvin Tan, Pang Heng Heck	3	0	0	3	20	65	-45	0

	Scotland	England	Brunei	Singapore
Scotland	—	12–8	25–9	29–5
England	8–12	—	18–4	25–6
Brunei	9–25	4–18	—	11–9
Singapore	5–29	6–25	9–11	—

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

A1

New Zealand

2

D2

England

20

D2

England

10

D1

Scotland

18

D1

Scotland

13

C2

Malaysia

12

D1

Scotland

15

B2

Australia

13

B1

India

15

A2

Wales

17

A2

Wales

5

Third place

B2

Australia

15

C1

Northern Ireland

9

D2

England

15

B2

Australia

13

A2

Wales

9

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