Cape Town - South Africa's Colleen Piketh picked up bronze in the women's lawn bowls singles at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast.
In the semi-final, Piketh went down 21-17 to eventual gold medallist Jo Edwards of New Zealand.
Piketh, however, bounced back in the bronze medal play-off against Canada's Kelly McKerihen.
The South African had to come from behind, 5-0 after two ends. It got worse and she was 4-11 down after six but Piketh clawed her way to 11-11.
She eventually took the lead for the first time on the 15th end and all square on the 18th at 17-17, Piketh powered her way to defeat McKerihen 21-17.
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Team South Africa currently have nine medals - winning four gold, one silver and four bronze.
Colleen Piketh added to team South Africa's medal tally at the Commonwealth Games when she took bronze in the Bowls Singles competition. Piketh, who also won a gold and bronze medal at the Glasgow Games, beat Canada's Kelly McKerihen 21-17 in a tight match. pic.twitter.com/XwEJLszJmG
— TeamSouthAfrica (@TeamSA18) April 8, 2018