Updated PDC season-to-date ranking: Cadby among five new tour card holders in top 30
NewsWednesday, 20 June 2018 at 15:00
The season-to-date ranking for prize money won in the PDC has been updated with Michael van Gerwen occupying the first place position ahead of Gary Anderson in second.
It is interesting though that five new PDC tour card holders; in the form of Corey Cadby, Jeffrey de Zwaan, Robert Owen, Danny Noppert and Gabriel Clemens occupy spots in the top 30.
The top five includes all of the players that made the Premier League play-offs showing that it wasn't a fluke that they made it to that point as based off current form they deserved to be there.
James Wade is in joint sixth with Jonny Clayton with 'The Machine' enjoying some good form after missing out on the Premier League this time out. Clayton on the other hand has won another PDC ranking title and also seems to be on the up.
The only non-tour card holders in the table are Krzysztof Ratajski (unsurpisingly as a ranking winner this year), David Pallett and Michael Barnard who themselves have shown form throughout this season.
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The top five includes all of the players that made the Premier League play-offs showing that it wasn't a fluke that they made it to that point as based off current form they deserved to be there.
James Wade is in joint sixth with Jonny Clayton with 'The Machine' enjoying some good form after missing out on the Premier League this time out. Clayton on the other hand has won another PDC ranking title and also seems to be on the up.
The only non-tour card holders in the table are Krzysztof Ratajski (unsurpisingly as a ranking winner this year), David Pallett and Michael Barnard who themselves have shown form throughout this season.
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/1008983641303724032
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