Whitlock after edging out Finland in opening round tie: ‘It means the world to us’
NewsSaturday, 08 June 2019 at 12:12
Simon Whitlock and Kyle Anderson who form Team Australia made it through on Friday night but only by the skin of their teeth.
They were taken to a decider by the experienced Finland team and for Whitlock it meant a lot.
He looked ahead as well and said he’d love to win the tournament and added that they have great chemistry together as a side.
"It means the world to us," said Whitlock. "We are so passionate about our country and this is a great win for us.
"To go 140 and 140 in the last leg you get a little bit of a cushion and we took full advantage of it. I'd love to win this tournament - we play well together and are a great team."
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1137095949900115968
He looked ahead as well and said he’d love to win the tournament and added that they have great chemistry together as a side.
"It means the world to us," said Whitlock. "We are so passionate about our country and this is a great win for us.
"To go 140 and 140 in the last leg you get a little bit of a cushion and we took full advantage of it. I'd love to win this tournament - we play well together and are a great team."
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1137095949900115968
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