UK Open Qualifiers 4 results, Semi-Finals: Anderson to face de Zwaan in final
NewsFriday, 09 February 2018 at 20:09
The two players who will be battling it out for £10,000 pounds today at UK Open Qualifier 4 has been confirmed and that is Gary Anderson and Jeffrey de Zwaan. Anderson defeated Rob Cross and De Zwaan defeated Jason Lowe to book their places in today's final.
Having already secured his passage to the UK Open, Anderson faced reigning World Champion Rob Cross. It was a game that went all the way to a deciding leg. Cross missed 2 match darts at D20 after looking a certainty to clean up. Anderson pounced pinning the same double to get through. A 101 average for Anderson makes him the favourite in today's final. He will face Jeffrey de Zwaan, the young Dutchman who keeps improving is into his first PDC senior final. 'The Black Cobra' struck by defeating Jason Lowe who was having his best PDC run. He has been playing well all day having one of the highest averages and will be hoping to cement that with his first ranking title. Last Four Jeffrey de Zwaan 6 | 4 Jason Lowe Rob Cross 5| 6 Gary Anderson for the 2018 UK Open Qualifiers Calendar and how the UK Open Qualifiers exactly work and the prize distribution.
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