Tonight sees the conclusion of the European Darts Open with a lot of big name players still involved in the reckoning in Graz including Michael Smith, Rob Cross and Mensur Suljovic among others.
Smith will start tonight's evening session by facing off against Joe Cullen, the only player to have reached every single Quarter-Final on the European Tour this year. He is still without a Euro Tour title though and will face the Bully Boy who is in form and a previous winner.
In the second match of the schedule in the Austrian Darts Open Quarter-Finals, it is a battle between two of the biggest names not to win a Euro Tour yet, the World Champion Rob Cross and the UK Open finalist Gerwyn Price. Cross has scraped through both of his ties and will hope as a result to not go crashing out against a very capable Iceman.
Daryl Gurney is next up who impressed in his win over Darren Webster, he has the task of Mensur Suljovic who also impressed in coming from behind and will have home crowd advantage.
The final quarter-final is between Ian White and Jonny Clayton with White reaching back to back Quarter-Finals vs Clayton who hit a 105 average in an impressive win over James Wade.
Evening Session (7.15pm local time, 6.15pm BST)]
Quarter-Finals
Michael Smith v Joe Cullen
Gerwyn Price v Rob Cross
Daryl Gurney v Mensur Suljovic
Ian White v Jonny Clayton
Best of 11 legs
Semi-Finals
v
v
Best of 13 legs
Final
v
Best of 15 legs
In the second match of the schedule in the Austrian Darts Open Quarter-Finals, it is a battle between two of the biggest names not to win a Euro Tour yet, the World Champion Rob Cross and the UK Open finalist Gerwyn Price. Cross has scraped through both of his ties and will hope as a result to not go crashing out against a very capable Iceman.
Daryl Gurney is next up who impressed in his win over Darren Webster, he has the task of Mensur Suljovic who also impressed in coming from behind and will have home crowd advantage.
The final quarter-final is between Ian White and Jonny Clayton with White reaching back to back Quarter-Finals vs Clayton who hit a 105 average in an impressive win over James Wade.
Evening Session (7.15pm local time, 6.15pm BST)]
Quarter-Finals
Michael Smith v Joe Cullen
Gerwyn Price v Rob Cross
Daryl Gurney v Mensur Suljovic
Ian White v Jonny Clayton
Best of 11 legs
Semi-Finals
v
v
Best of 13 legs
Final
v
Best of 15 legs
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