The top 16 highest averages from this past weekend’s German Darts Championship have been revealed.
Michael van Gerwen as he so often does leads the way with 108.10 in his tie with Keegan Brown. This is followed by two players in superb form in Jamie Hughes and James Wade. Interestingly though, the top 3 all ended up losing their ties despite these averages showing the cruel nature of darts.
As well as that how good the standard is at the moment. This is shown as well with every single average in the top 16 being a ton plus average. Champion Daryl Gurney himself figures last on the list showing though that these high averages in a lot of cases aren’t needed.
As well as that how good the standard is at the moment. This is shown as well with every single average in the top 16 being a ton plus average. Champion Daryl Gurney himself figures last on the list showing though that these high averages in a lot of cases aren’t needed.
Top 16 highest averages during German Darts Championship 2019
Michael van Gerwen 108.10 (second round) Jamie Hughes 107.21 (second round) James Wade 105.64 (last 16) Ian White 104.79 (second round) Nathan Aspinall 104.54 (first round) Keegan Brown 104.12 (second round) Gerwyn Price 102.56 (last 16) Ricky Evans 101.68 (last 16) Darren Webster 101.68 (last 16) Joe Cullen 101.49 (second round) Nathan Aspinall 101.25 (second round) Luke Humphries 100.71 (first round) Ricky Evans 100.41 (quarter-finals) Adrian Lewis 100.34 (semi-finals) Jermaine Wattimena 100.33 (last 16) Daryl Gurney 100.31 (semi-finals)
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- can you not at least attempt to proof read these recaps? the whitlock scutt one in particular is both inaccurate and mindbogglingly unreadablecolt16-12-2025
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