Cross after continuing barren European Tour title run against Humphries: "Credit to Luke, he was brilliant"
PDCMonday, 16 May 2022 at 10:00
Rob Cross continued his barren spell of no European Tour titles on Sunday losing 8-5 to Luke Humphries at the Czech Darts Open.
For Cross though, he gave the credit to Humphries and said holding his throw was his big issue.
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"Credit to Luke, he was brilliant," said Cross, who defeated Ross Smith and Vincent van der Voort earlier in the day.
"I struggled to hold my throw, that was my Achilles' Heel in that one.
"I really enjoyed my weekend here, Prague has played host to a fantastic tournament with an amazing crowd.
"I wasn't at my best today but I almost got the result and I'll move onto the next one."
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