Evans, King and Chisnall progress to final day at Dutch Darts Championship
NewsSaturday, 08 September 2018 at 14:01
The second round has begun at the Dutch Darts Championship with Ricky Evans, Mervyn King and Dave Chisnall all through to the final day of action in Maastricht.
Evans started off with an impressive win over Steve West which went to a deciding leg with a 122 checkout on the bull sealing the deal for the Kettering ace.
King was next through and punished 2/21 on the doubles from Labanauskas as he eased through with a 6-2 victory.
Finally Chisnall moved through to the Last 16 with a 6-3 victory over Rowby-John Rodriguez. ‘Little John’ couldn’t continue his exploits from yesterday and fell to the St Helens ace.
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Afternoon session schedule
Steve West (87.75) 5-6 (88.16) Ricky Evans
Mervyn King (86.18) 6-2 (83.62) Darius Labanauskas
Dave Chisnall (92.15) 6-3 (88.23) Rowby-John Rodriguez
Joe Cullen v Barrie Bates
Darren Webster v Josh Payne
Gerwyn Price v Darren Johnson
Stephen Bunting v Jeffrey de Graaf
Adrian Lewis v Wayne Jones
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King was next through and punished 2/21 on the doubles from Labanauskas as he eased through with a 6-2 victory.
Finally Chisnall moved through to the Last 16 with a 6-3 victory over Rowby-John Rodriguez. ‘Little John’ couldn’t continue his exploits from yesterday and fell to the St Helens ace.
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Afternoon session schedule
Steve West (87.75) 5-6 (88.16) Ricky Evans
Mervyn King (86.18) 6-2 (83.62) Darius Labanauskas
Dave Chisnall (92.15) 6-3 (88.23) Rowby-John Rodriguez
Joe Cullen v Barrie Bates
Darren Webster v Josh Payne
Gerwyn Price v Darren Johnson
Stephen Bunting v Jeffrey de Graaf
Adrian Lewis v Wayne Jones
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