International Cap Records
Men's Senior & U25 Internationals
In 2023, Scotland delivered a re-vamped British Isles Bowls Internationals in a Top 10 format (singles, pairs, triples and fours) with countries able to submit two teams. The Series is contested annually between Scotland, England, Ireland, Jersey and Wales.
To view Scotland's cap records for the Men’s Senior Internationals, please click here.
The U25 Internationals features a combined team of 3 rinks of males and 3 rinks of females. Individual trophies for the Men’s Series winner, Women’s Series winner, and Overall Series winner are awarded. The Series is contested annually between Scotland, England, Ireland, and Wales.
To view Scotland's cap records for the Men's U25 Internationals, please click here.
Women's Senior & Junior Internationals
In 2023, Scotland delivered a re-vamped British Isles Bowls Internationals in a Top 10 format (singles, pairs, triples and fours) with countries able to submit two teams. The Series is contested annually between Scotland, England, Ireland, Jersey and Wales.
To view Scotland's cap records for the Women’s Senior Internationals, please click here.
The U25 Internationals features a combined team of 3 rinks of males and 3 rinks of females. Individual trophies for the Men’s Series winner, Women’s Series winner, and Overall Series winner are awarded. The Series is contested annually between Scotland, England, Ireland, and Wales.
To view Scotland's cap records for the Women’s Junior Internationals, please click here.
U18 Internationals
The U18 Internationals consists of 12 players (male and female) playing a number of test matches across two days. The Series is contested annually between Scotland, England, Ireland, and Wales.
To view Scotland’s cap records for the U18 Internationals, please click here.
Para Home Nations
Bowls Scotland first competed in the Para Home Nations in 2019. The event consists of a mix of 15 Visually Impaired and Physically Disabled players, playing a number of test matches across three days. The Series, is contested annually between Scotland, England and Wales.
To view Scotland’s cap records for the Para Home Nations, please click here.
**Information up to date as of January 2024**