Chisnall hits 112 average in whitewash win, North secures European Championship debut
NewsSunday, 14 October 2018 at 15:03
Dave Chisnall smashed in another huge average in a whitewash win against John Henderson while Richard North secured his European Championship debut.
Also Jelle Klaasen ended the hopes of crowd favourite Martin Schindler in a close clash.
It was a brilliant display from ‘Chizzy’ only a few weeks removed from him breaking the European Tour average record.
He averaged 112 with 75% on the doubles and 4 180’s.
Chisnall will now face Michael Smith tonight.
Klaasen has had a good return to form on the European Tour this weekend and this continues as he moves into tonight’s quarter-Finals.
‘The Cobra’ averaged 92 with 43% on the doubles to silence the home crowd.
In terms of returns to form another player who could be enjoying one is Richard North.
‘Northy’ hit a 98 average with 60% on his doubles in a 6-1 demolition of Jonny Clayton.
Click here to view the prize fund breakdown for the PDC European Tour.
It was a brilliant display from ‘Chizzy’ only a few weeks removed from him breaking the European Tour average record.
He averaged 112 with 75% on the doubles and 4 180’s.
Chisnall will now face Michael Smith tonight.
Klaasen has had a good return to form on the European Tour this weekend and this continues as he moves into tonight’s quarter-Finals.
‘The Cobra’ averaged 92 with 43% on the doubles to silence the home crowd.
In terms of returns to form another player who could be enjoying one is Richard North.
‘Northy’ hit a 98 average with 60% on his doubles in a 6-1 demolition of Jonny Clayton.
Click here to view the prize fund breakdown for the PDC European Tour.
Afternoon session schedule
Michael van Gerwen (106.46) 6-4 (96.69) Stephen Bunting
Matthew Edgar (88.45) 3-6 (92.35) Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith (103.66) 6-0 (99.89) Steve Beaton
John Henderson (80.81) 0-6 (112.73) Dave Chisnall
Jelle Klaasen (92.19) 6-5 (93.24) Martin Schindler
Jonny Clayton (97.66) 1-6 (98.42) Richard North
James Wade v Darren Webster
Rob Cross v Max Hopp
Matthew Edgar (88.45) 3-6 (92.35) Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith (103.66) 6-0 (99.89) Steve Beaton
John Henderson (80.81) 0-6 (112.73) Dave Chisnall
Jelle Klaasen (92.19) 6-5 (93.24) Martin Schindler
Jonny Clayton (97.66) 1-6 (98.42) Richard North
James Wade v Darren Webster
Rob Cross v Max Hopp
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