Cross speaks ahead of Anderson clash: "I'm a lot happier with my game and I'm feeling good"
NewsThursday, 01 March 2018 at 10:30
Rob Cross has been getting back to his best over the past few weeks after seemingly faltering after his World Championship win. 'Voltage' next has Gary Anderson in tonight's headline clash in Exeter.
Cross has spoke ahead of that match and admits that his game is getting back to where he wants it to be and he is a lot 'happier'. He will have to be on his game with Anderson playing well as of late; as well as having the UK Open this weekend a tournament famed as starting his career. "I've been improving in the last few weeks and my finishing is getting back to where I want it to be," said Cross. "I'm a lot happier with my game and I'm feeling good. "I was happy with how I played against Raymond last week and I know I'll have to be good again when I play Gary because he's a great player, but I'm looking forward to it."
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