UK Open Qualifiers 5 results, semi-finals: Cadby to face Cross in final
NewsSaturday, 10 February 2018 at 18:06
The final of UK Open Qualifier 5 is set with Corey Cadby taking on Rob Cross for the 10,000 pound top prize in Wigan and it will be a hotly contested final between the tipped new King of darts vs. the current King and World Champion.
Cadby secured his passage to the final with a 6-1 demolition of his friend and stablemate Kim Huybrechts. He averaged 102 more than ten more than Huybrechts in an unstoppable performance from the young Aussie.
Cross had it less easy than Cadby in a close game with 'Voltage' averaging 103, 1 less than his vanquished opponent and had to take out 156 in order to win it in the end.
For Cadby it's his first shot at ProTour silverware having won the World Youth title and getting to the final on the World Series while for Cross this serves as a reminder that he is not done.
Click here for the 2018 UK Open Qualifiers Calendar and how the UK Open Qualifiers exactly work and the prize distribution.
Last Four
Corey Cadby 6 | 1 Kim Huybrechts
Rob Cross 6 | 4 Peter Wright
Cross had it less easy than Cadby in a close game with 'Voltage' averaging 103, 1 less than his vanquished opponent and had to take out 156 in order to win it in the end.
For Cadby it's his first shot at ProTour silverware having won the World Youth title and getting to the final on the World Series while for Cross this serves as a reminder that he is not done.
Click here for the 2018 UK Open Qualifiers Calendar and how the UK Open Qualifiers exactly work and the prize distribution.
Last Four
Corey Cadby 6 | 1 Kim Huybrechts
Rob Cross 6 | 4 Peter Wright
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