Players Championship statistics after 14 events: White leads 180's
NewsWednesday, 20 June 2018 at 12:00
The Players Championship season has gone past it's half way point with the likes of Ian White, Michael van Gerwen & Dave Chisnall topping the different statistics tables collated after the fourteenth event.
White tops the table for most 180's in the Players Championship series so far this season with 145 to Dave Chisnall's 143. 'Diamond' isn't known as one of the best high scorers in darts but has shown consistent form on the floor once again this season so far.
This is at an average of 2.90 per game compared to Chisnall's 2.80 per game which could have held the key to White's title and a recent final which see him fourth in the Order of Merit.
In terms of the Order of Merit, Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson lead the way despite especially in the case of Van Gerwen him skipping multiple events in the series. Peter Wright and Ian White follow with both winning titles this season.
The only players not to win titles that are part of the top ten are Adrian Lewis and Dave Chisnall who are fifth and eighth respectively but especially in the case of Lewis, they have shown consistent form throughout.
Van Gerwen leads the way in overall averages with 100.24 over the events he has played. Rob Cross is second with 98.70 and Gary Anderson is third with 98.16.
Finally Dave Chisnall leads the way in terms of 100+ checkouts with 38, this is compared to James Wilson who has 36 himself. Michael van Gerwen is down in 5th with 32 overall so far.
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This is at an average of 2.90 per game compared to Chisnall's 2.80 per game which could have held the key to White's title and a recent final which see him fourth in the Order of Merit.
In terms of the Order of Merit, Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson lead the way despite especially in the case of Van Gerwen him skipping multiple events in the series. Peter Wright and Ian White follow with both winning titles this season.
The only players not to win titles that are part of the top ten are Adrian Lewis and Dave Chisnall who are fifth and eighth respectively but especially in the case of Lewis, they have shown consistent form throughout.
Van Gerwen leads the way in overall averages with 100.24 over the events he has played. Rob Cross is second with 98.70 and Gary Anderson is third with 98.16.
Finally Dave Chisnall leads the way in terms of 100+ checkouts with 38, this is compared to James Wilson who has 36 himself. Michael van Gerwen is down in 5th with 32 overall so far.
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