After Callan Rydz produced an average of nearly 110 earlier, it was time for Cross to average nearly 111 as he knocked out 'The Riot'. Producing a superb 110.90 with 70% on the doubles, he saw off Rydz 7-5 in a high quality tie.
While for Wright, he ended the run of Ryan Meikle in a 7-2 win albeit only averaging 90 in the end and if 'Voltage' surges into life like in the semi-finals, it could be one-sided.
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VOLTAGE POWERS THROUGH!
What a performance from Rob Cross, who defies a superb fightback from Callan Rydz to seal his place in the PC27 final with an average of almost 111.
Incredible contest! 👏
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