Ted Hankey made a successful return to the darts circuit. 'The Count' reached the final day at the Scottish Open, where he will face Davy Mertens in the last 32 round.
Hankey didn't play a tournament since losing out at the BDO World Championship Qualifiers in September. The two-time world champion could meet Glen Durrant in the last 16 if they both win their next game. The likes of Tony O'Shea, Ross Montgomery, Mark McGeeney, Jim Williams and Scott Mitchell reached the final day of the Scottish Open as well.
Deta Hedman will play Fallon Sherrock in the first ladies semi-final. Anastasia Dobromyslova or Lorraine Winstanley is going to be the second finalist.
Last 32 (men's singles)
Mark McGeeney v George Mccormick
Derek Stephen v Andy Boulton
Maikel Verberk v Derk Telnekes
Billy Johnstone v Barry Davies
Richard Veenstra v Mark Layton
Chris Landman v Martijn Kleermaker
Wayne Warren v Dennis Harbour
William Borland v Jim Williams
Scott Mitchell v Chris Fidler
Craig Anderson v Gary Robson
Mark Penny v Tony O'Shea
Kevin Inglis v Martin Phillips
Ross Montgomery v Jim McEwan
James Hughes v Wesley Harms
Ted Hankey v Davy Mertens
Gary Stafford v Ted Hankey
Semi final (ladies singles)
Deta Hedman v Fallon Sherrock
Anastasia Dobromyslova v Lorraine Winstanley
Deta Hedman will play Fallon Sherrock in the first ladies semi-final. Anastasia Dobromyslova or Lorraine Winstanley is going to be the second finalist.
Last 32 (men's singles)
Mark McGeeney v George Mccormick
Derek Stephen v Andy Boulton
Maikel Verberk v Derk Telnekes
Billy Johnstone v Barry Davies
Richard Veenstra v Mark Layton
Chris Landman v Martijn Kleermaker
Wayne Warren v Dennis Harbour
William Borland v Jim Williams
Scott Mitchell v Chris Fidler
Craig Anderson v Gary Robson
Mark Penny v Tony O'Shea
Kevin Inglis v Martin Phillips
Ross Montgomery v Jim McEwan
James Hughes v Wesley Harms
Ted Hankey v Davy Mertens
Gary Stafford v Ted Hankey
Semi final (ladies singles)
Deta Hedman v Fallon Sherrock
Anastasia Dobromyslova v Lorraine Winstanley
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