Lewis and Van den Bergh top match averages from World Series Finals
NewsTuesday, 06 November 2018 at 12:10
The top ten match averages have been compiled from this past weekend’s World Series Of Darts Finals from Vienna.
Jamie Lewis topped the standings with his brilliant effort of 109.82, a TV best from the Welshman.
Dimitri van den Bergh faced Lewis and in defeat averaged 105.21.
Michael Van Gerwen along with Dave Chisnall is the only player to feature twice in this list with MVG hitting the third (104.86) and fifth (103.59) best efforts.
Also on the list include finalist Michael Smith as well as Daryl Gurney and the two Anderson’s, Kyle and Gary.
Five out of the ten came from around one and James Wade in typical Machine fashion doesn’t appear in the list despite winning the tournament.
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Dimitri van den Bergh faced Lewis and in defeat averaged 105.21.
Michael Van Gerwen along with Dave Chisnall is the only player to feature twice in this list with MVG hitting the third (104.86) and fifth (103.59) best efforts.
Also on the list include finalist Michael Smith as well as Daryl Gurney and the two Anderson’s, Kyle and Gary.
Five out of the ten came from around one and James Wade in typical Machine fashion doesn’t appear in the list despite winning the tournament.
https://twitter.com/TheRedBit180/status/1059209617505505280
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