Cross admits he has more in the tank after opening round win: “I have plenty of gears to go through”
NewsSaturday, 11 August 2018 at 10:30
Rob Cross will face Michael Smith in a potential cracker of a Quarter-Final at the Melbourne Darts Masters. For him he believes he has plenty more in the tank.
Cross came through against Haupai Puha. For ‘Voltage’ he hopes as the pressure ramps up it will help him.
“I’m looking forward to tomorrow, I still think I have plenty of gears to go through. That’s for sure,” said Cross.
He added: “I will have to put a show on and play better against Michael, I missed a lot of darts at doubles today when it probably didn’t matter because he wasn’t on a finish, so maybe a little bit more pressure might help me.
“I am happy to be through, get a good night’s sleep tonight and make sure I am ready for tomorrow,” concluded the 27-year-old.
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“I’m looking forward to tomorrow, I still think I have plenty of gears to go through. That’s for sure,” said Cross.
He added: “I will have to put a show on and play better against Michael, I missed a lot of darts at doubles today when it probably didn’t matter because he wasn’t on a finish, so maybe a little bit more pressure might help me.
“I am happy to be through, get a good night’s sleep tonight and make sure I am ready for tomorrow,” concluded the 27-year-old.
Click here for more information on the Melbourne Darts Masters.
https://twitter.com/dartsmelbourne/status/1027868860139991040?s=21
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