SPORTRESULTS

BOWLS

ARBROATH AND DISTRICT INDOOR BOWLING

– Mixed Triples League – K Tosh 11 C Ruxton 8, J Gilbert 7 RD Wilson 15, M Smith 12 S Geddes 12, M Martin 12 R Gall 9. Ladies Club League – J Gilbert 15 S Geddes 11, K Gordon 15 M Croll 11, M Fraser 15 I Ingram 14. JR Pairs “A” League – J Gilbert 22 C Waddilove 10, GB Anderson 13 J Hogg 13, C Clark 11 T Mckay 13, K Moir 7 D Farquharson 23, P Smith 12 M Thoms 11. Gents Club League – G Haxton 12 L Melvin 16, A Smith 25 C Paton 5.

DUNDEE INDOOR – Ladies Two Bowl Pairs

Ko – H Nairn 1 L Prophet 2, M Milne 2 E Duffy 1. Gents Senior Singles Ko. E Mason 21 I Stirton 5, N Heenan 13 G Gray 21, W Dempster 21 I Stewart 15. Gents Senior Fours Ko- F Young 10 I Stewart 11. Borland Insurance Open Pairs League- R Biondi 16 E Mason 11, N Robertson 5 A Gowans 10. Borland Insurance Mens Open League- R Duell 10 M Crooks 9, C Brunton 21 A Neillie 3, A Anderson 7 R Valentine 11, R Biondi 6 G Ewart 11.

CRICKET

Charlie Peet says Scotland will take their inspiration from the senior side when they launch their U19 World Cup campaign against Sri Lanka tomorrow.

The young Scots, handed a surprise place in the tournament following the withdrawal of New Zealand, are in a daunting group which also includes Australia and hosts West Indies.

But skipper Peet claims his team will be bidding to emulate the achievements of Kyle Coetzer’s side who qualified from the group stage of a global event for the first time at last year’s T20 World Cup.

Spinner Peet said: “The senior team are a huge inspiration for what they did at the T20 World Cup. “Quite a few of our guys play with and rub shoulders with the first team quite a lot, so to see them put in those sorts of performances against the best teams in the world gives us belief that we can do the same.”

The Scots were initially left heartbroken when they lost the final of the qualifying competition to Ireland but New Zealand’s withdrawal due to quarantine issues handed them an eleventh-hour reprieve.

The young Scots won their first warm-up match against Uganda on Monday but last night suffered a heavy seven-wicket defeat against

Ireland in their final warm-up match. Batting first, they stuttered to 138 all out, Tom Mackintosh top-scoring with 26. The Irish then cruised to their target with almost 18 overs to spare despite Ollie Davidson’s 3-27.

GOLF

ANSTRUTHER LADIES – January Medal – A Galbraith (18) 72, S Murray (10) 75, J Gay (17) 78.

CARNOUSTIE – Stableford (Buddon Course, All One Class) – B Sharp (24) 46pts, R Kirk (15) 45, B Milne (24) 43.

KIRRIEMUIR LADIES – Week 12, 11 holes – Scr – S Bradley 48. Hcp – I Park 38. Week 13 – Scr – S Bradley 51. Hcp – M Orr, C Rooney 39

MONIFIETH – Wednesday Winter League Stableford – D Edgar (10), D Smart (5) 40pts, C Goodall (18), B Kydd (9), D Lorimer (9), D Paterson (3), A Mcclymont (8), I Wylie (12) 39pts.

POOLS

EAST FIFE GOLDMINE LOTTO – 1, 10, 18 and 20. No jackpot winner but two runners-up win £10 each. They are L Young (online) and J Berwick (Leven Thistle Golf Club). New jackpot £1,300.