Indian Premier League (IPL)
Qualifier 2 + FINAL 2025

The Indian Premier League is one of the biggest and most thrilling cricket tournaments in the world, and as the final games approach, anything can happen! This year, the Second Eliminator and the IPL Final will take place in the dynamic city of Kolkata, promising an unforgettable experience for cricket fans worldwide.

Kolkata, a city rich in history and culture, is known for its’ deep passion for cricket.

Elite Sports Travel exclusive package to Qualifier 2 and the IPL Final includes guaranteed match tickets, international flights, luxurious 5 star accommodation nearby, and much more.

Bowls Jersey is hosting both the Bowls Europe Under 25's Singles Tournament (8th - 10th September 2025) and the World Bowls Series (Silver Event) Bowls Europe Mixed Pairs Tournament (11th - 14th September 2025), 7 days of great bowling including the spectacle and energising Jersey International Air show over St. Aubin’s Bay (11 Sept) featuring the Red Arrows.

Both tournaments are being held at Sun Bowls Bowling Club, Jersey. (www.sunbowls.com)

Some helpful travel information: www.jersey.com/visitor-information

Easyjet from London Gatwick, Manchester, Liverpool, Stansted, Belfast, Glasgow & Edinburgh.

British Airways from London Heathrow & (Belfast - One Stop).

Blue Islands & Loganair from UK Regional Airports.

DFDS Ferry service from St Malo, Portsmouth & Poole.

Bowls Europe inaugural mixed pairs in September 2023 -Tenerife Green Bowls, Golf del Sur, Tenerife

Mixed Pairs winner
Ireland Gold Medallists Zoe Stratton (the youngest player in the tournament) and Stephen Kirkwood with Julie Lincoln, owner of TGB

Silver Medallists - Alison Guillou and Michael Ogier, of Guernsey, with Julie Lincoln and Jock Holliday, of Bowls Europe

Bronze Medallists - John McMillan and Carhyn Morris of Cyprus with Robert Stirling, Julie Lincoln and Jock Halliday

Bowls Europe International & Para Series September 2024 - Northfield Bowls Club, Ayr, Scotland

MEN’s Singles

Gold: England (Joe Dawson) Silver: Jersey (Ross Davis) Bronze: Scotland (Aaron Betts)

Pairs

Gold: Ireland (Simon Martin, Jack Moffett) Silver: Jersey (Kevin Le Long, Ross Davis)
Bronze: Scotland (Aaron Betts, Darren Weir)

Triples

Gold: England (Jack Emmerson, Martin Spencer, Andrew Briden)

Silver: Scotland (Blair Davidson, Darren Gualtieri, Dean Riva)

Bronze: Ireland (Ryan McElroy, Shane Leonard, Mark Wilson)

Fours

Gold: Ireland (Ryan McElroy, Simon Martin, Jack Moffett, Mark Wilson)

Silver: Scotland (Blair Davidson, Darren Gualtieri, Darren Weir, Dean Riva)

Bronze: Israel (Selwyn Hare, Noam Yehudai, Allan Saitowitz, Dani Slodownik)

WOMEN’s Singles

Gold: England (Amy Pharaoh) Silver: Jersey (Lindsey Greechan) Bronze: Guernsey (Lucy Beere MBE)

Pairs

Gold: England (Nicole Rogers, Harriet Stevens) - Silver: Ireland (Hannah Cochrane, Shauna O’Neill)

Bronze: Jersey (Chloe Greechan, Lindsey Greechan)

Triples

Gold: Wales (Sara Nicholls, Jodie McCarthy, Caroline Taylor)

Silver: Scotland (Emma McIntyre, Megan Grantham, Gail Notman)

Bronze: England (Ruby Hill, Emily Kernick, Amu Pharaoh)

Fours

Gold: Ireland (Hannah and Rachel Cochrane, Lara Reaney and Chloe Wilson)

Silver: Scotland (Emma McIntyre, Carla Banks, Megan Grantham and Gail Notman)

Bronze: Wales (Lauren Gowen, Jodie McCarthy, Emma Gittins and Caroline Taylor).

PARA
VI Mixed Pairs

Gold: Wales (Julie Thomas with director Alison Peters and Steffan James with director Chris Daniels)

Silver: Scotland (Mary Stevenson with director Jim Aitken and Robert Barr with director Sarah Jane Ewing)

Bronze: Israel (Sharon Ashtar with director Yaffa Wainer and Yosef Dori with director Roxa Azouri)

Men’s Pairs

Gold: Scotland (Danny Porter, Garry Brown) Silver: Ireland (Glenn Kaufmann, Brian Smyth)