Exceptional match between Van Gerwen and Kist breaks two records at World Championship
NewsFriday, 15 December 2017 at 17:00
The high level in the match between Michael van Gerwen and Christian Kist in the first round of the World Championships Darts broke two records.
'Mighty Mike' noticed an average of 106.17, while Kist averaged 100.23. The combined average came out on 206.40, which resulted in a new record in the first round of the World Championship.
Kist, a former Lakeside-champion, delivered another record as he noticed the highest losing average in a first round match at the World Championship.
https://twitter.com/ochepedia/status/941667546968838145
https://twitter.com/ochepedia/status/941431344223178759
'Mighty Mike' noticed an average of 106.17, while Kist averaged 100.23. The combined average came out on 206.40, which resulted in a new record in the first round of the World Championship.
Kist, a former Lakeside-champion, delivered another record as he noticed the highest losing average in a first round match at the World Championship.
https://twitter.com/ochepedia/status/941667546968838145
https://twitter.com/ochepedia/status/941431344223178759
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