Cadby defeats Schindler to become last player through to Last 16
NewsSaturday, 03 March 2018 at 16:07
Corey Cadby is the final player through to the Last 16 in Minehead and will be one of the main contenders to win tomorrow. It wasn’t plain sailing for the former World Youth Champion.
Cadby had to come from behind to defeat Martin Schindler. He was 5-2 down but got back into it though with a big run of legs in the middle part of the match.
In his 10-7 win over the German prospect, Cadby averaged 97.2 with six 180’s as he knocks out ‘The Wall’ to secure his passage in Minehead.
2018 Coral UK Open
Afternoon Session (12.30pm)
Fourth Round
Main Stage - Red's
Kim Huybrechts 10-5 Daryl Gurney
Gary Anderson 10-3 Ricky Evans
Rob Cross 10-7 Kyle Anderson
Corey Cadby v Martin Schindler
Board Three
Chris Dobey 10-5 Jason Lowe
Mervyn King 10-8 Jonny Clayton
Michael Smith 10-4 Ryan Meikle
Board Four
John Part 10-9 Ron Meulenkamp
Robert Owen 10-9 Nathan Rafferty
David Pallett 10-6 James Wade
Board Five
Steve West 10-7 Matthew Edgar
Krzysztof Ratajski 10-5 Keegan Brown
Gerwyn Price 10-6 Dirk van Duijvenbode
Board Six
Ian White 10-8 Jamie Hughes
Jermaine Wattimena 10-8 Stephen Bunting
Paul Hogan 10-8 Jeffrey de Zwaan
In his 10-7 win over the German prospect, Cadby averaged 97.2 with six 180’s as he knocks out ‘The Wall’ to secure his passage in Minehead.
2018 Coral UK Open
Afternoon Session (12.30pm)
Fourth Round
Main Stage - Red's
Kim Huybrechts 10-5 Daryl Gurney
Gary Anderson 10-3 Ricky Evans
Rob Cross 10-7 Kyle Anderson
Corey Cadby v Martin Schindler
Board Three
Chris Dobey 10-5 Jason Lowe
Mervyn King 10-8 Jonny Clayton
Michael Smith 10-4 Ryan Meikle
Board Four
John Part 10-9 Ron Meulenkamp
Robert Owen 10-9 Nathan Rafferty
David Pallett 10-6 James Wade
Board Five
Steve West 10-7 Matthew Edgar
Krzysztof Ratajski 10-5 Keegan Brown
Gerwyn Price 10-6 Dirk van Duijvenbode
Board Six
Ian White 10-8 Jamie Hughes
Jermaine Wattimena 10-8 Stephen Bunting
Paul Hogan 10-8 Jeffrey de Zwaan
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