The final of the ladies singles event at the Dutch Open Darts will be contested between Mikuru Suzuki and Aileen de Graaf. This match is on the schedule for Sunday afternoon.
De Graaf aims to win her third title in Assen, after winning the Dutch Open Darts in 2014 and 2015. She beat the likes of Dana Verhaegen, Femke Herms and Laura Turner en route to the final.
Suzuki made a successful debut in the Netherlands as she reached the final as well. The ladies World Champion only lost three legs in seven matches to move into the last round at the Dutch Open.
Suzuki made a successful debut in the Netherlands as she reached the final as well. The ladies World Champion only lost three legs in seven matches to move into the last round at the Dutch Open.
Ladies
Last 16
Jo Clements 4-3 Anita van der Velden
Mikuru Suzuki 4-1 Casey Gallagher
Anneke Kuijten 4-2 An Poortmans
Priscilla Steenbergen 4-1 Caitlin Klein Stavast
Deta Hedman 4-1 Kaye Hales
Laura Turner 4-0 Irina Armstrong
Femke Herms 4-2 Olga Hoogenkamp
Aileen de Graaf 4-1 Ilona van Emden
Quarter-Final
Mikuru Suzuki 4-0 Jo Clements
Anneke Kuijten 4-2 Priscilla Steenbergen
Laura Turner 4-3 Deta Hedman
Aileen de Graaf 4-1 Femke Herms
Semi-Final
Mikuru Suzuki 4-1 Anneke Kuijten
Aileen de Graaf 4-2 Laura Turner
Final (Sunday)
Mikuru Suzuki v Aileen de Graaf
https://twitter.com/DOdarts/status/1091800499270094849
Jo Clements 4-3 Anita van der Velden
Mikuru Suzuki 4-1 Casey Gallagher
Anneke Kuijten 4-2 An Poortmans
Priscilla Steenbergen 4-1 Caitlin Klein Stavast
Deta Hedman 4-1 Kaye Hales
Laura Turner 4-0 Irina Armstrong
Femke Herms 4-2 Olga Hoogenkamp
Aileen de Graaf 4-1 Ilona van Emden
Quarter-Final
Mikuru Suzuki 4-0 Jo Clements
Anneke Kuijten 4-2 Priscilla Steenbergen
Laura Turner 4-3 Deta Hedman
Aileen de Graaf 4-1 Femke Herms
Semi-Final
Mikuru Suzuki 4-1 Anneke Kuijten
Aileen de Graaf 4-2 Laura Turner
Final (Sunday)
Mikuru Suzuki v Aileen de Graaf
https://twitter.com/DOdarts/status/1091800499270094849
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