Schedule Sunday afternoon session Winmau World Masters (Last eight men’s and semi-finals ladies)
NewsSunday, 07 October 2018 at 09:00
The World Masters is set to conclude today with the likes of Glen Durrant, Scott Waites, Anastasia Dobromyslova and Lisa Ashton among the players still involved.
It all kicks off with the ladies semi-finals with Casey Gallagher taking on the aforementioned Anastasia Dobromyslova.
Then in a potentially brilliant tie, Lisa Ashton will face Deta Hedman in the second semi-final.
Then it is the turn of the men with the Quarter-Finals being played before of course the semi-finals and finals soon after.
One of the main clashes to look out for is Jim Williams taking on Scott Waites.
Also to look out for are the surprise packages with Adam Smith-Neale and David Copley both still involved.
The action kicks off at 1pm and all matches are streamed on Winmau TV.
Then in a potentially brilliant tie, Lisa Ashton will face Deta Hedman in the second semi-final.
Then it is the turn of the men with the Quarter-Finals being played before of course the semi-finals and finals soon after.
One of the main clashes to look out for is Jim Williams taking on Scott Waites.
Also to look out for are the surprise packages with Adam Smith-Neale and David Copley both still involved.
The action kicks off at 1pm and all matches are streamed on Winmau TV.
Winmau World Masters 2018 Day 4
13.00 Casey Gallagher (ENG) v Anastasia Dobromyslova (RUS) 13.30 Deta Hedman (ENG) v Lisa Ashton (ENG) 14.00 Glen Durrant (ENG) v Gary Robson (ENG) 14.30 Scott Mitchell (ENG) v David Copley (ENG) 15.00 Jim Williams (WAL) v Scott Waites (ENG) 15.30 Wayne Warren (WAL) v Adam Smith-Neale (ENG)
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