This new competition is now up and running with Pudsey the first team to progress through to Finals Day after overcoming a family of four.

Callum Wraight the All-England Merit winner 2022 retains the Kirkheaton Con 64 title by beating Mark Hughes in Saturday's Final.

Hopes are high that defending Champion, Callum Wraight, will have recovered from his ankle injury to line up with 15 other top bowlers.

Clubs are already planning their 2023 season competitions and the first we have seen being promoted comes from Cowcliffe.

Last year's beaten finalist is out of this year's competition and there is doubt if the 2021 Champion will be fit enough to defend his title

New competitions are always welcome and this one comes with a new 4-Person team format which will be of interest to many.

The final qualifying place in this year's Kirkheaton Con '64 will be decided tonight when the final four entrants meet up.

The 31-up format for Finals Day in the Crosland Moor '64 provided a dramatic finish around midnight.

Four more qualifiers for the Kirkheaton Con '64 after last Saturday's 16 contenders sorted the matter out.

The climax of the 2022 Crosland Moor '64' is this Friday with 8 top bowlers chasing the £600 winner's prize.

Opening night of the new 4-Person Team KO competition at Golcar Lib has been postponed for a week and will now start on Friday 9 Sept.

The 2021 Crosland Moor Open 64 Champion, Simon Coupe, is through as one of two final qualifiers for Finals Day of this year's competition.

The 4th year of the Total Active Ltd Sports & Workwear Pairs KO is now being played at Akroydon Vics.

Entries are going well for this new format competition which opens next Friday but there are vacancies for the opening night.

The 4th and final qualifier for the Crosland Moor Open '64 with 2 more bowlers to progress to 2nd September Finals Day.

Defending Champion Callum Wraight was one of four bowlers to progress through to Finals Day with one more qualifying round to be played.

Two more Finals Night qualifiers from 16 starters in Qualifying Round 3 but the All-England Champion isn't one of them.

The biggest box-office name in crown green bowling is undoubtedly Shropshire's Callum Wraight who defends his Kirkheaton title tonight.

The No. 1 attraction in bowling at present is the All-England Senior Merit Champion Callum Wraight and on Friday he debuts at Crosland Moor

The 2nd Qualifying Night at Kirkheaton Con realised 4 more qualifiers for Finals Day.