Harris on impressive victory over Lithuania: ‘I’m glad we got through and it was a great night for us’
NewsFriday, 07 June 2019 at 15:17
Cody Harris and his debuting partner Haupai Puha were impressive as their New Zealand side smashed Lithuania on the opening night of action at the World Cup of Darts in Hamburg.
Harris spoke afterwards about how glad they were to win and also that in his opinion, playing with the big name players has helped his consistency.
‘Code Star’ also looked ahead to their tie with South Africa and said that they can’t wait to face off against Petersen and Bouwers.
"We're so happy to win," said Harris. "I'm glad we got through and it was a great night for us.
"Playing over here with all these top players has helped my consistency. We can't wait to play South Africa now - all the teams are really good and on the day it's anyone's game."
Click here to check out the PDC World Cup of Darts 2019 tournament centre.
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‘Code Star’ also looked ahead to their tie with South Africa and said that they can’t wait to face off against Petersen and Bouwers.
"We're so happy to win," said Harris. "I'm glad we got through and it was a great night for us.
"Playing over here with all these top players has helped my consistency. We can't wait to play South Africa now - all the teams are really good and on the day it's anyone's game."
Click here to check out the PDC World Cup of Darts 2019 tournament centre.
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1136704375173177345
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