Rob Cross stayed in the winners circle last night with a rampant victory over Mensur Suljovic in Nottingham to continue his revival. In his win he hit a 106.5 average with 7/9 on his doubles giving his opponent no chance as such.
He spoke afterwards saying he felt great up there and was glad to win. Cross also spoke about his opponent and admitted despite him not playing well he had to be there to take his chances.
"I felt great up there and I was glad to win," said Cross. "I was nice and relaxed and composed and my doubles were good today.
"Mensur didn't play as well as he has been recently but my setting up and finishing was great and it's something I've been working hard on.
"I'm really happy with the win, I'm enjoying it and I was focused on the job tonight. I feel I'm playing well and it's all going the right way for me at the minute - I feel I'm getting better every week."
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"I felt great up there and I was glad to win," said Cross. "I was nice and relaxed and composed and my doubles were good today.
"Mensur didn't play as well as he has been recently but my setting up and finishing was great and it's something I've been working hard on.
"I'm really happy with the win, I'm enjoying it and I was focused on the job tonight. I feel I'm playing well and it's all going the right way for me at the minute - I feel I'm getting better every week."
Click here for the Premier League Darts Prize Fund breakdown.
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/974389222500007936
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