Van Barneveld through to semi-finals with commanding victory over McGrath
NewsSaturday, 04 August 2018 at 10:03
Raymond van Barneveld is through to the semi-finals and will face Simon Whitlock in his return to the World Series after being left out of the original lineup for this year.
Three 180s, an 89.5 average and 62.5% on the doubles including a 180 from Van Barneveld to set up a 64 finish in the final leg gave him the win.
’Barney’ in defeating McGrath saw off the final qualifier in the tournament and vindicated his selection as a PDC representative for this tournament.
Now he knows that he has a serious chance to potentially win the tournament with Whitlock awaiting him tomorrow.
Click here for more information on the Auckland Darts Masters.
Saturday August 4 (7pm NZ time)
Quarter-Finals
Rob Cross (97.61) 7-10 (99.43) Simon Whitlock
Mark McGrath (85.83) 4-10 (89.78) Raymond van Barneveld
Gary Anderson v Michael van Gerwen
Peter Wright v Kyle Anderson
Best of 19 legs
https://twitter.com/aucklanddarts/status/1025666177840832513?s=21
’Barney’ in defeating McGrath saw off the final qualifier in the tournament and vindicated his selection as a PDC representative for this tournament.
Now he knows that he has a serious chance to potentially win the tournament with Whitlock awaiting him tomorrow.
Click here for more information on the Auckland Darts Masters.
Saturday August 4 (7pm NZ time)
Quarter-Finals
Rob Cross (97.61) 7-10 (99.43) Simon Whitlock
Mark McGrath (85.83) 4-10 (89.78) Raymond van Barneveld
Gary Anderson v Michael van Gerwen
Peter Wright v Kyle Anderson
Best of 19 legs
https://twitter.com/aucklanddarts/status/1025666177840832513?s=21
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