Bermuda staged an impressive fightback at the International Bowling Federation (IBF) World Cup in Munich, climbing 13 places on the team leaderboard after a gritty showing on day two.
Following a demanding opening round, the island side quickly found their rhythm on the German lanes, knocking down a collective 6,169 pins to leap into 17th position overall.
Leading the charge was Anthony Hayward, who delivered a standout campaign in Group C. Hayward finished seventh in his section with a cumulative score of 1,930 pins, anchored by an impressive 217 in game two to spearhead the revival.
The 13-place climb provides crucial momentum as the squad looks to maintain their upward trajectory and close the gap on the world’s upper tier.
