Anderson demolishes White with 112 average, Van Gerwen loses to Clayton despite averaging 108
NewsSunday, 11 November 2018 at 22:55
Gary Anderson smashed a 112 average in a demolition of Ian White 5-1 and Jonny Clayton shocked Michael van Gerwen in a last leg decider.
Anderson set a benchmark with the fourth best Grand Slam average in history. Also ‘The Flying Scotsman’ hit seven 180’s and 71% on the doubles along the way to a brilliant victory.
Michael van Gerwen averaged 108 but still lost in a last leg decider to a brilliant Jonny Clayton. The Welshman averaged 103.60 and 63% on the doubles along the way.
Despite four match-darts for 'MvG', Clayton managed to get the win over the finish line as he hit double 20 in the last leg.
The prize fund breakdown for this tournament can be found here. Click here for more information about the Grand Slam of Darts.
Michael van Gerwen averaged 108 but still lost in a last leg decider to a brilliant Jonny Clayton. The Welshman averaged 103.60 and 63% on the doubles along the way.
Despite four match-darts for 'MvG', Clayton managed to get the win over the finish line as he hit double 20 in the last leg.
The prize fund breakdown for this tournament can be found here. Click here for more information about the Grand Slam of Darts.
Evening session schedule
Steve Hine (89.86) 2-5 (97.09) Michael Unterbuchner (D)
Joe Murnan (89.57) 4-5 (88.53) Gary Robson (A)
Mark Webster (91.23) 3-5 (88.91) Wesley Harms (C)
Raymond van Barneveld (88.72) 5-4 (84.76) Adam Smith-Neale (B)
James Wade (104.71) 5-3 (102.06) Keegan Brown (C)
Michael Smith (97.26) 5-4 (99.4) Krzysztof Ratajski (B)
Michael van Gerwen (107.92) 4-5 (103.6) Jonny Clayton (A)
Gary Anderson (112.54) 5-1 (86.63) Ian White (D)
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Joe Murnan (89.57) 4-5 (88.53) Gary Robson (A)
Mark Webster (91.23) 3-5 (88.91) Wesley Harms (C)
Raymond van Barneveld (88.72) 5-4 (84.76) Adam Smith-Neale (B)
James Wade (104.71) 5-3 (102.06) Keegan Brown (C)
Michael Smith (97.26) 5-4 (99.4) Krzysztof Ratajski (B)
Michael van Gerwen (107.92) 4-5 (103.6) Jonny Clayton (A)
Gary Anderson (112.54) 5-1 (86.63) Ian White (D)
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