Wade whitewashes Harms to continue brilliant form and Ratajski stuns Barney
NewsSaturday, 10 November 2018 at 22:09
James Wade has continued his brilliant form smashing Wesley Harms in a whitewash win and Krzysztof Ratajski stunned Raymond van Barneveld as the Grand Slam continues.
Wade hit four 180’s and a 98.8 average to boot as he extended his winning run to 11 matches. He will now play Keegan Brown tomorrow and will fancy his chances of extending his run.
Then Krzysztof Ratajski stunned Raymond van Barneveld to continue his brilliant form. In turn he also got his first win in the Grand Slam Of Darts.
The scores were level at 3-3 but as soon as ‘The Polish Eagle’ got in front, he soared. This is in a tough group and so grabbing this first win could be important in his progression through.
The prize fund breakdown for this tournament can be found here. Click here for more information about the Grand Slam of Darts.
Evening session schedule
Keegan Brown (90.4) 5-4 (86.4) Mark Webster (C)
Jonny Clayton (84.44) 5-2 (80.9) Joe Murnan (A)
Ian White (104.64) 5-1 (92.89) Steve Hine (D)
Michael Smith (92.88) 5-3 (85.56) Adam Smith-Neale (B)
James Wade (98.88) 5-0 (85.88) Wesley Harms (C)
Raymond van Barneveld (92.3) 3-5 (89.9) Krzysztof Ratajski (B)
Gary Anderson v Michael Unterbuchner (D)
Michael van Gerwen v Gary Robson (A)
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1061375313010077696
Then Krzysztof Ratajski stunned Raymond van Barneveld to continue his brilliant form. In turn he also got his first win in the Grand Slam Of Darts.
The scores were level at 3-3 but as soon as ‘The Polish Eagle’ got in front, he soared. This is in a tough group and so grabbing this first win could be important in his progression through.
The prize fund breakdown for this tournament can be found here. Click here for more information about the Grand Slam of Darts.
Evening session schedule
Keegan Brown (90.4) 5-4 (86.4) Mark Webster (C)
Jonny Clayton (84.44) 5-2 (80.9) Joe Murnan (A)
Ian White (104.64) 5-1 (92.89) Steve Hine (D)
Michael Smith (92.88) 5-3 (85.56) Adam Smith-Neale (B)
James Wade (98.88) 5-0 (85.88) Wesley Harms (C)
Raymond van Barneveld (92.3) 3-5 (89.9) Krzysztof Ratajski (B)
Gary Anderson v Michael Unterbuchner (D)
Michael van Gerwen v Gary Robson (A)
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1061375313010077696
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