Payne, Webster and Anderson progress to second round at German Darts Championship
NewsFriday, 31 August 2018 at 13:43
The first three games have been completed at the German Darts Championship with Josh Payne, Mark Webster and Kyle Anderson going through to round two.
Payne started off with a good performance to see off Andy Boulton with a 6-3 win and a 91 average.
Webster came through a close clash with Ted Evetts in a last leg decider where ‘The Spider’ had to come from behind to win.
He showed good form before the break and showed that in spells against ‘Super Ted’.
Finally Anderson saw off Lee Bryant having a good comeback in the process after seemingly being on the verge of a shock loss. On his way he also missed D12 for a nine darter.
Click here for more information about the German Darts Championship.
Webster came through a close clash with Ted Evetts in a last leg decider where ‘The Spider’ had to come from behind to win.
He showed good form before the break and showed that in spells against ‘Super Ted’.
Finally Anderson saw off Lee Bryant having a good comeback in the process after seemingly being on the verge of a shock loss. On his way he also missed D12 for a nine darter.
Click here for more information about the German Darts Championship.
Afternoon session schedule
Andy Boulton (88.68) 3-6 (91.30) Josh Payne
Ted Evetts (82.30) 5-6 (89.48) Mark Webster
Lee Bryant (83.11) 4-6 (89.28) Kyle Anderson
13:30 Darren Johnson v Christopher Hänsch
14:00 Darius Labanauskas v Jan Dekker
14:30 Richard North v Ron Meulenkamp
15:00 Andrew Gilding v Max Hopp
15:30 Krzysztof Ratajski v Vincent van der Voort
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1035498526447468544
Ted Evetts (82.30) 5-6 (89.48) Mark Webster
Lee Bryant (83.11) 4-6 (89.28) Kyle Anderson
13:30 Darren Johnson v Christopher Hänsch
14:00 Darius Labanauskas v Jan Dekker
14:30 Richard North v Ron Meulenkamp
15:00 Andrew Gilding v Max Hopp
15:30 Krzysztof Ratajski v Vincent van der Voort
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1035498526447468544
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