Schedule final session Dutch Darts Championship with Stoke clash between Lewis and White
NewsSunday, 09 September 2018 at 17:00
The 2018 Dutch Darts Championship concludes on Sunday evening with Finals Session in Maastricht. Peter Wright, Simon Whitlock and Adrian Lewis are the only former European Tour winners left in the field.
Two of them, Wright and Whitlock, faces each other in the quarter-finals at the Dutch Darts Championship. Lewis takes on Ian White, who won two Pro Tour events this year.
Ricky Evans and Joe Cullen will get the action underway in the evening session. Kyle Anderson and Ritchie Edhouse are also battling for a semi-final spot.
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Ricky Evans and Joe Cullen will get the action underway in the evening session. Kyle Anderson and Ritchie Edhouse are also battling for a semi-final spot.
Click here for more information on this tournament.
2018 Dutch Darts Championship
Afternoon Session (1pm local time, 12pm BST)
William O'Connor (86.53) 2-6 (90.32) Ricky Evans
Joe Cullen (98.60) 6-4 (97.70) Daryl Gurney
Ritchie Edhouse (93.71) 6-2 (90.10) Ross Smith
Kyle Anderson (97.56) 6-1 (84.35) Jeffrey de Graaf
Peter Wright (90.96) 6-1 (94.26) Dave Chisnall
Simon Whitlock (99.46) 6-4 (91.13) Darren Johnson
Adrian Lewis (89.71) 6-5 (91.37) Josh Payne
Ian White (99.67) 6-2 (90.10) Mervyn King
Joe Cullen (98.60) 6-4 (97.70) Daryl Gurney
Ritchie Edhouse (93.71) 6-2 (90.10) Ross Smith
Kyle Anderson (97.56) 6-1 (84.35) Jeffrey de Graaf
Peter Wright (90.96) 6-1 (94.26) Dave Chisnall
Simon Whitlock (99.46) 6-4 (91.13) Darren Johnson
Adrian Lewis (89.71) 6-5 (91.37) Josh Payne
Ian White (99.67) 6-2 (90.10) Mervyn King
Evening Session (7:15pm local time, 6:15pm BST)
Quarter-Finals
18:15 Ricky Evans v Joe Cullen
18:45 Ritchie Edhouse v Kyle Anderson
19:15 Peter Wright v Simon Whitlock
19:45 Adrian Lewis v Ian White
18:45 Ritchie Edhouse v Kyle Anderson
19:15 Peter Wright v Simon Whitlock
19:45 Adrian Lewis v Ian White
Semi-Final
20:15 Evans/Cullen v Edhouse/Anderson
20:45 Wright/Whitlock v Lewis/White
20:45 Wright/Whitlock v Lewis/White
Final (approx 21:15)
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