“THE World Indoor Bowls Championships is back! The biggest bowling event in the world has returned for the 27th year, and it is taking place at the stunning Potters Resorts in Hopton-on-Sea, Great Yarmouth. 1 Stewart Anderson won the open singles at the World Indoor Bowls Championships last year Last year, Stewart Anderson crushed the”, — write: www.thesun.co.uk
The biggest bowling event in the world has returned for the 27th year, and it is taking place at the stunning Potters Resorts in Hopton-on-Sea, Great Yarmouth.
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Stewart Anderson won the open singles at the World Indoor Bowls Championships last yearLast year, Stewart Anderson crushed the competition – not only winning the third open singles title of his career but the open pairs alongside Darren Burnett.
Burnett and Anderson also claimed the open pairs title back in 2022.
In the women’s singles, Katherine Rednall continued her impressive dominance at the World Indoor Bowls Championship – collecting her SIXTH trophy in 10 years at Potters Resorts.
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The Suffolk-born bowler was the youngest ever winner of a World Indoor Bowls title after she won the 2014 World Indoor Bowls Championship Women’s Singles at the age of just 18.
Scotland’s Julie Forrest and England’s Nicky Brett rejoiced as they won the mixed pairs in 2024.
This was the second time that Forrest had gained this title, with her first victory coming in 2021 with Stewart Anderson.
What is the prize money for the World Indoor Bowls Championship 2025?The winner of the open singles at Potters will take home £50,000 in prize money.
The breakdown for the winners is as follows:
- Open Singles: £50,000
- Women’s Singles: £50,000
- Open Pairs winners: £20,000
- Mixed Pairs winners: £20,000
When is the World Indoor Bowls Championship 2025?The monumental competition began on Friday, January 10 and will finish on Sunday, January 26.
Fans can watch the action for FREE on YouTube for the first week.
Then, on January 20, the BBC will have coverage on various channels for the final week of action.
Alternatively, SunSport will have full coverage of the action starting on January 20 with our live blog.
Key dates include:
- Mon, Jan 20 – Men’s Pairs final (1pm)
- Tues, Jan 21 – Mixed Pairs final (1pm)
- Thurs, Jan 23 – Ladies Singles final (1pm)
- Sat, Jan 25 – Masters final (7.30pm)
- Sun, Jan 26 – Champion of Champions final (9am)
- Sun, Jan 26 – Singles final (2pm)