Wade and Wright share the spoils as Premier League continues in Berlin
NewsThursday, 21 March 2019 at 20:39
James Wade and Peter Wright played out a draw in the second match as the Premier League continues in Berlin.
Wade had been in excellent form as of late but Wright ended up matching him in a stalemate.
The match started out close with Wright only just edging it in the early going at 3-2.
Despite that though, ‘Snakebite’ streaked ahead into the lead by hitting successive 180’s and then a leg on double eight to go 5-2 up.
Doubles cost Wright though and it ended up at 5-5 with him missing a dart to claim a point.
Wade himself as a result made sure he wasn’t going to be beaten but Wright came back finally to claim a deserved point.
Click here for more information about the Premier League Darts, including all the fixtures and the prize fund breakdown.
Week Seven schedule
Gerwyn Price (98.17) 4-7 (104.33) Rob Cross
James Wade (98.42) 6-6 (98.93) Peter Wright
Michael van Gerwen v Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith v Mensur Suljovic
Max Hopp v Raymond van Barneveld
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1108826433814556672?s=21
The match started out close with Wright only just edging it in the early going at 3-2.
Despite that though, ‘Snakebite’ streaked ahead into the lead by hitting successive 180’s and then a leg on double eight to go 5-2 up.
Doubles cost Wright though and it ended up at 5-5 with him missing a dart to claim a point.
Wade himself as a result made sure he wasn’t going to be beaten but Wright came back finally to claim a deserved point.
Click here for more information about the Premier League Darts, including all the fixtures and the prize fund breakdown.
Week Seven schedule
Gerwyn Price (98.17) 4-7 (104.33) Rob Cross
James Wade (98.42) 6-6 (98.93) Peter Wright
Michael van Gerwen v Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith v Mensur Suljovic
Max Hopp v Raymond van Barneveld
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1108826433814556672?s=21
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