Bowling (disambiguation)
Bowling is a competitive and recreational sport. Variants include:
- Ten-pin bowling, the most popular type of bowling today
- Nine-pin bowling
- Five-pin bowling, a bowling variant which is played only in Canada
- Duckpin bowling
- Candlepin bowling
- Trick bowling
- Bowling pin
- Bowling ball
- Turkey bowling
- Strike (bowling)
- Bowling at the Summer Olympics
- Bowling form
- World Bowling
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Bowling may also refer to:
Sports
- Bowling (cricket), the act of propelling the ball towards the wicket in the sport of cricket
- Bowl game, a North American football match
- Bowling in India
- Feather bowling
- Irish road bowling, a traditional Irish game, played along country roads, involving throwing a metal ball, the winner being the participant whose ball traverses the course in the fewest throws
- Lawn Bowls: a Commonwealth Games and Paralympic Games sport; see Lawn bowls at the Commonwealth Games
Places
- Bowling, Tennessee
- Bowling, West Dunbartonshire, a village in Scotland
- Bowling, Yorkshire, a residential district of Bradford, West Yorkshire, England which is split into:
- East Bowling, part of the electoral ward of Bowling and Barkerend
- West Bowling, part of the electoral ward of Little Horton
Arts, entertainment, and media
Television
- "Bowling" (Malcolm in the Middle), Emmy Award-winning 35th episode of the TV series
- "Bowling" (The Suite Life of Zack and Cody episode), a 2006 episode from the TV series
Other arts, entertainment, and media
- Bowling (solitaire)
- Bowling (video game), a 1978 video game for the Atari 2600
- "The Bowling Song", a song by Raffi
Other uses
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