English darts player Daniel Day makes his debut on Finder Darts Masters stage
NewsTuesday, 09 October 2018 at 17:15
The 30-year-old Daniel Day from Romford, England, has been invited by the Finder Darts Masters to play in the upcoming edition in December.
Day is the WDF Europe Cup pairs champion and WDF Europe Cup overall winner together with team England. He also won the Swedish Open 2018 and Romanian Classic 2018 this year. Daniel, the number 14 on the BDO rankings and 17th on the Finder Darts Masters rankings, also made his debute on Lakeside this year and now makes his debut in Egmond aan Zee. He can speak of a very successful season and is a player who deserves to prove this on the stage of the Finder Darts Masters. and have received a wildcard for the Finder Darts Masters earlier this month.
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