All four New Zealand sides have made their way through to the playoff stages in the Asia Pacific bowls championship in Christchurch.
The Kiwi combinations revealed in warm temperatures of around 27 degrees and were grateful when forecasted gales of 100kmh didn't arrive.
NZ and world ranked women's singles player Jo Edwards led the way with seven wins from as many starts.
In her last game she played the previously unbeaten former world champion Carmen Anderson. Edwards' class shone through as she despatched Anderson 21-12 to win her section and automatically advance to the semi-finals where she will meet the winner of the Norfolk Island-Canada game.
On the other side of the draw, current world champion Karen Murphy also advanced to the semi-finals and will play the winner of the Brunei-Malaysia game
The women's four skipped by Sandra Keith recovered from two losses on the first day to be unbeaten yesterday, finishing second in their section. The Kiwis will now play Philippines in their playoff game with the winner to play Australia on the other side of the draw.
USA won an automatic semi-final spot and today Hong Kong China will play Malaysia with the winner to play the Americans.
The Kiwi men's pairs combination of Mike Kernaghan and Shannon Mcllroy continued on their winning way with two good wins, beating their biggest threat Hong Kong China 23-10 to advance to the semi-finals where they will play the winner of Malaysia v Hong Kong China game.
