The Auckland Darts Masters continues with the Quarter-Finals taking place with only one qualifier remaining in the reckoning.
That is Mark McGrath who takes on Raymond van Barneveld in the second game in the schedule for the Auckland Darts Masters.
The action starts off with World Champion, Rob Cross facing off against Simon Whitlock in a game between two players who were pushed to the limit on Friday.
The main Quarter-Final on the schedule sees Gary Anderson face Michael Van Gerwen in a battle of two of the world’s best.
Finally it ends off with Peter Wright facing Kyle Anderson and as a result of Wright and Van Gerwen both win it could be a battle between the worlds top two in the semi finals.
Click here for more information on the Auckland Darts Masters.
Saturday August 4
Quarter-Finals
8:10AM Rob Cross v Simon Whitlock
9:10AM Mark McGrath v Raymond van Barneveld
10:10AM Gary Anderson v Michael van Gerwen
11:10AM Peter Wright v Kyle Anderson
Best of 19 legs
https://twitter.com/AucklandDarts/status/1025611766737170433
The action starts off with World Champion, Rob Cross facing off against Simon Whitlock in a game between two players who were pushed to the limit on Friday.
The main Quarter-Final on the schedule sees Gary Anderson face Michael Van Gerwen in a battle of two of the world’s best.
Finally it ends off with Peter Wright facing Kyle Anderson and as a result of Wright and Van Gerwen both win it could be a battle between the worlds top two in the semi finals.
Click here for more information on the Auckland Darts Masters.
Saturday August 4
Quarter-Finals
8:10AM Rob Cross v Simon Whitlock
9:10AM Mark McGrath v Raymond van Barneveld
10:10AM Gary Anderson v Michael van Gerwen
11:10AM Peter Wright v Kyle Anderson
Best of 19 legs
https://twitter.com/AucklandDarts/status/1025611766737170433
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