Smith-Neale edges out McGeeney at Winmau World Masters, Ashton wins with 92 average
NewsSaturday, 06 October 2018 at 21:16
The third day of action has been completed at the Winmau World Masters with Scott Waites, Lisa Ashton, Wayne Warren and Adam Smith-Neale finalising the line up for the final day.
Waites saw off one of the best players on the BDO tour this season, Dave Parletti.
It was a 3-1 set win for ‘Scotty 2 Hotty’ whos Timing and Finishing was the main difference in the clash.
Next up was one of the best performances of the day in the form of Lisa Ashton who averaged 92 in seeing off Corrine Hammond 3-1.
This sets up a clash with Deta Hedman tomorrow on the final day who saw off Mikuru Suzuki today.
It was a 3-0 set win for Wayne Warren who averaged 97 compared to his opponents 101.
Warren produced a brilliant display and could be a real dark horse tomorrow.
Finally Adam Smith-Neale ended proceedings by dumping out Mark McGeeney in a 3-2 sets win.
Smith-Neale came close to securing World Championship qualification so has shown continued form and like Warren could be someone to look out for tomorrow.
All matches from this tournament are streamed on Winmau TV.
It was a 3-1 set win for ‘Scotty 2 Hotty’ whos Timing and Finishing was the main difference in the clash.
Next up was one of the best performances of the day in the form of Lisa Ashton who averaged 92 in seeing off Corrine Hammond 3-1.
This sets up a clash with Deta Hedman tomorrow on the final day who saw off Mikuru Suzuki today.
It was a 3-0 set win for Wayne Warren who averaged 97 compared to his opponents 101.
Warren produced a brilliant display and could be a real dark horse tomorrow.
Finally Adam Smith-Neale ended proceedings by dumping out Mark McGeeney in a 3-2 sets win.
Smith-Neale came close to securing World Championship qualification so has shown continued form and like Warren could be someone to look out for tomorrow.
All matches from this tournament are streamed on Winmau TV.
Winmau World Masters 2018 Day 3
Casey Gallagher (ENG) (77.08) 4-0 (69.23) Lorraine Winstanley (ENG) Glen Durrant (ENG) (97.18) 3-0 (88.97) Gary Stone (SCO) Mario Vandenbogaerde (BEL) (95.25) 1-3 (92.19) Gary Robson (ENG) Sue Gulliver (ENG) (70.77) 1-4 (73.38) Anastasia Dobromyslova (RUS) Scott Mitchell (ENG) (84.56) 3-2 (85.67) Willem Mandigers (NL) David Copley (ENG) (82.01) 3-1 (74.57) Eddie Mordica (ENG) Mikuru Suzuki (JAP) (?) 3-4 (?) Deta Hedman (ENG) Jim Williams (WAL) (86.85) 3-1 (90.76) Richard Veenstra (NL) Dave Parletti (ENG) (96.34) 1-3 (92.28) Scott Waites (ENG) Corrine Hammond (AUS) (78.42) 1-4 (92.04) Lisa Ashton (ENG) Michael Unterbuchner (GER) (101.44) 0-3 (97.60) Wayne Warren (WAL) Adam Smith-Neale (ENG) (90.92) 3-2 (88.82) Mark McGeeney (ENG)
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