Wright smashes Cross to book place in semi-finals of Champions League
NewsSunday, 23 September 2018 at 14:40
Peter Wright is into the semi-finals of the Champions League of Darts after he saw off World Champion, Rob Cross.
A 101 average shows that ‘Snakebite’ definitely means business in Brighton.
He hit seven maximums in all with the best leg of the weekend so far also being achieved of a ten darter finished on D18.
For the Scot he will be pleased that he can continue his return to form while for Cross it is back to the drawing board after a poor performance.
Click here for more information about the Champions League of Darts.
Afternoon session schedule
Mensur Suljovic (99.81) 10-1 (91) Simon Whitlock (B)
Peter Wright (101.77) 10-3 (89.7) Rob Cross (B)
Daryl Gurney v Dave Chisnall (A)
Michael van Gerwen v Gary Anderson (A)
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1043855798567297024?s=21
He hit seven maximums in all with the best leg of the weekend so far also being achieved of a ten darter finished on D18.
For the Scot he will be pleased that he can continue his return to form while for Cross it is back to the drawing board after a poor performance.
Click here for more information about the Champions League of Darts.
Afternoon session schedule
Mensur Suljovic (99.81) 10-1 (91) Simon Whitlock (B)
Peter Wright (101.77) 10-3 (89.7) Rob Cross (B)
Daryl Gurney v Dave Chisnall (A)
Michael van Gerwen v Gary Anderson (A)
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1043855798567297024?s=21
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