Kleermaker/Van Tergouw and Van Peer/Vos reach men's pairs final at Dutch Open
NewsSaturday, 02 February 2019 at 10:31
Two Dutch pairs reached the final of the men's event at the Dutch Open Darts. Martijn Kleermaker/Justin van Tergouw moved into the final after seeing off Tony Martin/Mike Warburton in a leg-decider.
Van Tergouw and Kleermaker faces Dutch duo Gino Vos/Berry van Peer in the final at the Dutch Open Darts. They defeated Derk Telnekes/Josephus Schenk 4-1 in the semi-finals.
Corrine Hammond and Lorraine Winstanley moved into their second successive ladies pairs final. The Australian and English duo beat Jana Kanovska and Suzan Konings 3-0 in their semi-final. Lakeside Ladies Champion Mikuru Suzuki managed to reach the final with her partner Yuriko Yamaguchi after edging out Trina Gulliver and Paula Jacklin 3-2.
The finals will be played on the main stage on Sunday, as all Dutch Open finals are on the schedule for the final day of action.
Corrine Hammond and Lorraine Winstanley moved into their second successive ladies pairs final. The Australian and English duo beat Jana Kanovska and Suzan Konings 3-0 in their semi-final. Lakeside Ladies Champion Mikuru Suzuki managed to reach the final with her partner Yuriko Yamaguchi after edging out Trina Gulliver and Paula Jacklin 3-2.
The finals will be played on the main stage on Sunday, as all Dutch Open finals are on the schedule for the final day of action.
Men's
Quarter-Final
Kleermaker/Van Tergouw 3-1 Mevissen/Philippi
Martin/Warburton 3-2 Van der Wal/Van Malsen
Vos/Van Peer 3-0 Sparidaans/Merkx
Telnekes/Schenk 3-0 Warren/Kenny
Semi-Final
Kleermaker/Van Tergouw 4-3 Martin/Warburton
Vos/Van Peer 4-1 Telnekes/Schenk
Final
Kleermaker/Van Tergouw v Vos/Van Peer
Kleermaker/Van Tergouw 3-1 Mevissen/Philippi
Martin/Warburton 3-2 Van der Wal/Van Malsen
Vos/Van Peer 3-0 Sparidaans/Merkx
Telnekes/Schenk 3-0 Warren/Kenny
Semi-Final
Kleermaker/Van Tergouw 4-3 Martin/Warburton
Vos/Van Peer 4-1 Telnekes/Schenk
Final
Kleermaker/Van Tergouw v Vos/Van Peer
Ladies
Quarter-Final
Kanovska/Konings 3-1 Verhaegen/Smets
Winstanley/Hammond 3-0 Zijlstra/Herms
Jacklin/Gulliver 3-0 Ashton/O’Brien
Suzuki/Yamaguchi 3-1 Hedman/Clements
Semi-Final
Winstanley/Hammond 3-0 Kanovska/Konings
Suzuki/Yamaguchi 3-2 Jacklin/Gulliver
Final
Winstanley/Hammond – Suzuki/Yamaguchi
https://twitter.com/BDOdarts/status/1091413147976716289
Kanovska/Konings 3-1 Verhaegen/Smets
Winstanley/Hammond 3-0 Zijlstra/Herms
Jacklin/Gulliver 3-0 Ashton/O’Brien
Suzuki/Yamaguchi 3-1 Hedman/Clements
Semi-Final
Winstanley/Hammond 3-0 Kanovska/Konings
Suzuki/Yamaguchi 3-2 Jacklin/Gulliver
Final
Winstanley/Hammond – Suzuki/Yamaguchi
https://twitter.com/BDOdarts/status/1091413147976716289
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