Top eight highest averages so far at 2019 PDC World Darts Championship
NewsTuesday, 25 December 2018 at 10:30
It is the halfway point at the PDC World Darts Championship and Jeffrey de Zwaan is leading the way average wise so far.
The strange thing is that De Zwaan hit this during his second round loss against Rob Cross which was 106.09.
Dimitri van den Bergh is second with 104.45 which was during his second round win over Jonny Clayton.
Rob Cross and Michael van Gerwen are the only players who appear twice in the list.
Dimitri van den Bergh is second with 104.45 which was during his second round win over Jonny Clayton.
Rob Cross and Michael van Gerwen are the only players who appear twice in the list.
Top 8 highest averages before Christmas PDC World Darts Championship:
1 Jeffrey de Zwaan 106.09 (2nd round against Rob Cross)
2 Dimitri van den Bergh 104.45 (2nd round against Jonny Clayton)
3 Kim Huybrechts 103.26 (2nd round against Daniel Larsson)
4 Rob Cross 102.93 (2nd against Jeffrey de Zwaan)
5 Michael van Gerwen 102.59 (2nd round against Alan Tabern)
6 Rob Cross 101.72 (3rd round against Cristo Reyes)
7 Michael van Gerwen 101.51 (3rd round against Max Hopp)
8 Daryl Gurney 100.30 (2nd round against Ross Smith)
2 Dimitri van den Bergh 104.45 (2nd round against Jonny Clayton)
3 Kim Huybrechts 103.26 (2nd round against Daniel Larsson)
4 Rob Cross 102.93 (2nd against Jeffrey de Zwaan)
5 Michael van Gerwen 102.59 (2nd round against Alan Tabern)
6 Rob Cross 101.72 (3rd round against Cristo Reyes)
7 Michael van Gerwen 101.51 (3rd round against Max Hopp)
8 Daryl Gurney 100.30 (2nd round against Ross Smith)
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