Chisnall looking to turn recent form into tournament wins: "I'm playing well but you need a little bit of luck"

Dave Chisnall will face Joe Cullen this evening at the World Series of Darts Finals after continuing his recent form with victory over Jamie Hughes in a game that he felt he should have been more comfortable in.

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"It was just the doubles really, scoring power was there in patches. It weren't there fully, I felt really comfortable downstairs practicing, when you miss a double to go 2-0 up it does get to you a bit that's all it were," said Chisnall to Online Darts.

This recent form has taken Chisnall to the latter stages of European Tour tournaments but he believes he is only small margins away from tournament wins.

"I'm playing well but you need a little bit of luck. You earn your own luck as well, the last couple of tournaments where I missed doubles to get to the finals and that that's my own fault. But I've been playing some good darts and I'm happy."

"I've had a bad year and a half but I'm there now and I'm ready for the next 10, 20 years."

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