Cullen produces brilliant finishes to beat Gurney, Evans edges out O'Connor
NewsSunday, 09 September 2018 at 13:36
Joe Cullen reached the quarter-finals of the Dutch Darts Championship after a very strong performance against Daryl Gurney. 'The Rockstar' hit four ton plus checkouts to beat the Northern Irishman 6-4.
Cullen ended the match in style with a 104 finish for a 12-dart leg. The Bradford Ace produced a 98 average and made six out of seven successful attempts on the doubles.
Ricky Evans overcame William O'Connor, who beat Michael van Gerwen on Saturday evening. Ritchie Edhouse booked his place for the last eight after edging out Ross Smith.
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Afternoon Session (1pm local time, 12pm BST)
William O'Connor (86.53) 2-6 (90.32) Ricky Evans
Joe Cullen (98.60) 6-4 (97.70) Daryl Gurney
Ritchie Edhouse (93.71) 6-2 (90.10) Ross Smith
14:30 Kyle Anderson v Jeffrey de Graaf
15:00 Peter Wright v Dave Chisnall
15:30 Simon Whitlock v Darren Johnson
16:00 Adrian Lewis v Josh Payne
16:30 Ian White v Mervyn King
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1038758065640800256
Ricky Evans overcame William O'Connor, who beat Michael van Gerwen on Saturday evening. Ritchie Edhouse booked his place for the last eight after edging out Ross Smith.
Click here for more information on this tournament
Afternoon Session (1pm local time, 12pm BST)
William O'Connor (86.53) 2-6 (90.32) Ricky Evans
Joe Cullen (98.60) 6-4 (97.70) Daryl Gurney
Ritchie Edhouse (93.71) 6-2 (90.10) Ross Smith
14:30 Kyle Anderson v Jeffrey de Graaf
15:00 Peter Wright v Dave Chisnall
15:30 Simon Whitlock v Darren Johnson
16:00 Adrian Lewis v Josh Payne
16:30 Ian White v Mervyn King
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1038758065640800256
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