International Darts Open 2017 Day 2 Evening Session Schedule
NewsSaturday, 23 September 2017 at 17:00
The evening session of the International Darts Open 2017 is coming up in an hour after a brilliant afternoon session that saw both Huybrechts' brothers through, Peter Jacques continuing a great run and also Joe Cullen averaging 114.
Tonight the big guns of the tournament come into proceedings with the likes of Dave Chisnall, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, Michael Smith and defending champion Mensur Suljovic in action.
Some of the fastest rising stars in the PDC are also playing including Rob Cross, Darren Webster, Josh Payne and Kyle Anderson in what looks like a brilliant way to spend a Saturday night.
As usual, it is only streamed on PDCTV: HD and selected bookmakers, all details are on PDC.tv.
Evening Session (7pm-11pm local time, 6pm-10pm BST)
Dave Chisnall v Darren Webster
Daryl Gurney v Dennis Nilsson
Michael Smith v Ron Meulenkamp
Peter Wright v Chris Quantock
Rob Cross v Josh Payne
Mensur Suljovic v William O’Connor
Alan Norris v Max Hopp
Simon Whitlock v Kyle Anderson
Tonight the big guns of the tournament come into proceedings with the likes of Dave Chisnall, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, Michael Smith and defending champion Mensur Suljovic in action.
Some of the fastest rising stars in the PDC are also playing including Rob Cross, Darren Webster, Josh Payne and Kyle Anderson in what looks like a brilliant way to spend a Saturday night.
As usual, it is only streamed on PDCTV: HD and selected bookmakers, all details are on PDC.tv.
Evening Session (7pm-11pm local time, 6pm-10pm BST)
Dave Chisnall v Darren Webster
Daryl Gurney v Dennis Nilsson
Michael Smith v Ron Meulenkamp
Peter Wright v Chris Quantock
Rob Cross v Josh Payne
Mensur Suljovic v William O’Connor
Alan Norris v Max Hopp
Simon Whitlock v Kyle Anderson
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