Price eases past Jones, will face Cross in quarter-finals who wins in last leg decider against Beaton
NewsSunday, 22 April 2018 at 14:12
The top half of the draw is set at the Austrian Darts Open with Gerwyn Price and Rob Cross set to do battle tonight in the Quarter-Finals, they came through against Wayne Jones and Steve Beaton respectively.
They had a contrast in the way they won though with Gerwyn easing past Wayne Jones quite easily while Rob was taken to a last-leg decider against Beaton.
For Price he will look forward to facing off against Cross and will be hoping to dump out the tournament favourite and potentially win his first European Tour title come the end of the day.
Cross though will see this weekend as the perfect opportunity to record a first title on the Euro Tour so it will be a good battle between the pair.
Click here for more information about the prize fund breakdown on the PDC European Tour 2018.
For Price he will look forward to facing off against Cross and will be hoping to dump out the tournament favourite and potentially win his first European Tour title come the end of the day.
Cross though will see this weekend as the perfect opportunity to record a first title on the Euro Tour so it will be a good battle between the pair.
Click here for more information about the prize fund breakdown on the PDC European Tour 2018.
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