King, Brown and Bunting move into qualifying spots for World Matchplay
NewsTuesday, 02 April 2019 at 16:15
Mervyn King, Keegan Brown and Stephen Bunting have moved into the provisional World Matchplay places with minimum money added.
Brown threw himself into the reckoning with a brilliant run this past weekend at the German Darts Championship in Hildesheim. He now sits in 15th place with Bunting in the final place in the top sixteen.
Steve West, Chris Dobey and Ross Smith as a result are just outside the spots after being pushed out. This means they will likely need a run in the next few weeks of some sort to put themselves back in the positions.
This is due to minimum money being added but of course a run from anyone outside the positions could yet put themselves into the top 16.
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/1112462527311634432?s=20
Steve West, Chris Dobey and Ross Smith as a result are just outside the spots after being pushed out. This means they will likely need a run in the next few weeks of some sort to put themselves back in the positions.
This is due to minimum money being added but of course a run from anyone outside the positions could yet put themselves into the top 16.
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/1112462527311634432?s=20
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