RANKING: PDC UK Q-School 2019 Order of Merit after Day Three; Durrant sits on 11th place
NewsSunday, 20 January 2019 at 09:00
Going into the finalday of action at PDC UK Q-School, the Order of Merit has been updated with Jonathan Worsley and Carl Wilkinson still leading the way.
Worsley and Wilkinson look likely to have secured their cards no matter what. Adrian Gray is after them with the former World Grand Prix quarter-finalist seemingly securing his as well. Gray will potentially need one or two more points today at the Q-School, this is compared to the players below him who are all tie on nine points.
Currently on countback, it would be Andy Boulton who is fourth going down to James Kempster in tenth. Behind them though include the likes of Glen Durrant, Jim Williams, Cameron Menzies and Conan Whitehead. All eyes will be on them and especially Durrant to see if they can join the top 11 or win their Tour Cards outright.
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Currently on countback, it would be Andy Boulton who is fourth going down to James Kempster in tenth. Behind them though include the likes of Glen Durrant, Jim Williams, Cameron Menzies and Conan Whitehead. All eyes will be on them and especially Durrant to see if they can join the top 11 or win their Tour Cards outright.
Click here for more information on the PDC UK Q-School.
PDC UK Q-School Order of Merit after Day Three
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