Mitchell moves into last eight World Masters after thriller, Durrant through with whitewash win
NewsSaturday, 06 October 2018 at 15:29
Scott Mitchell has reached the final day of the Winmau World Masters after a thriller against Willem Mandigers on Saturday afternoon.
Mitchell held his nerves in a exciting leg-decider to book his place in the quarter-finals. Glen Durrant and Gary Robson also came through to the next round at the Winmau World Masters in Bridlington. Durrant whitewashed Gary Stone 3-0 in sets, while Robson beat Mario Vandenbogaerde.
The first shock of the day was caused in the ladies event, where Casey Gallagher defeated Lorraine Winstanley 4-0. Anastasia Dobromyslova overcame Sue Gulliver 4-1 in legs.
The action kicks off at 1pm and all matches are streamed on Winmau TV.
The first shock of the day was caused in the ladies event, where Casey Gallagher defeated Lorraine Winstanley 4-0. Anastasia Dobromyslova overcame Sue Gulliver 4-1 in legs.
The action kicks off at 1pm and all matches are streamed on Winmau TV.
Winmau World Masters 2018 Day 3
Casey Gallagher (ENG) (77.08) 4-0 (69.23) Lorraine Winstanley (ENG) Glen Durrant (ENG) (97.18) 3-0 (88.97) Gary Stone (SCO) Mario Vandenbogaerde (BEL) (95.25) 1-3 (92.19) Gary Robson (ENG) Sue Gulliver (ENG) (70.77) 1-4 (73.38) Anastasia Dobromyslova (RUS) Scott Mitchell (ENG) (84.56) 3-2 (85.67) Willem Mandigers (NL) 15.30 David Copley (ENG) v Eddie Mordica (ENG) 16.00 Mikuru Suzuki (JAP) v Deta Hedman (ENG) 16.30 Jim Williams (WAL) v Richard Veenstra (NL) 17.00 Dave Parletti (ENG) v Scott Waites (ENG) 17.30 Corrine Hammond (AUS) v Lisa Ashton (ENG) 18.00 Michael Unterbuchner (GER) v Wayne Warren (WAL) 18.30 Adam Smith-Neale (ENG) v Mark McGeeney (ENG)
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