Suzuki defeats Winstanley to win BDO Lakeside Ladies World Championship on debut in relentless victory
NewsSaturday, 12 January 2019 at 15:35
Mikuru Suzuki is the BDO Ladies World Champion in what was a relentless win for the Japanese ace on debut at Lakeside.
Suzuki saved her best performance for the final as she breezed past Winstanley as she became the first new World Champion since 2014.
As well as that she becomes the first major winner from Asia as she backs up her constant promise showed throughout 2018. Winstanley didn’t play poorly despite the score line but it was a 90 average for ‘Miracle’ which made her almost unplayable.
Click here for more information about the 2019 BDO Lakeside World Championship.
Afternoon session schedule
Lorraine Winstanley (78.81) 0-3 (90.12) Mikuru Suzuki
15:45 Scott Waites v Michael Unterbuchner (SF)
Evening session schedule
18:45 Glen Durrant v Jim Williams (SF)
https://twitter.com/bdodarts/status/1084108658273853443?s=21
As well as that she becomes the first major winner from Asia as she backs up her constant promise showed throughout 2018. Winstanley didn’t play poorly despite the score line but it was a 90 average for ‘Miracle’ which made her almost unplayable.
Click here for more information about the 2019 BDO Lakeside World Championship.
Afternoon session schedule
Lorraine Winstanley (78.81) 0-3 (90.12) Mikuru Suzuki
15:45 Scott Waites v Michael Unterbuchner (SF)
Evening session schedule
18:45 Glen Durrant v Jim Williams (SF)
https://twitter.com/bdodarts/status/1084108658273853443?s=21
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