Joe Cullen has seized his second chance with a stunning series in the penultimate PDC Home Tour group of the first phase of the competition.
Cullen is through in a clean sweep with three averages over 105+ dropping only five legs in the process throughout the night.
He began the evening with a clinical display seeing off Keegan Brown 5-2 with a 106.2 average which also saw 5/7 on the doubles as he sent out an early message.
'The Rockstar' followed that up with a stunning performance where he averaged 107.6 to edge past Gerwyn Price 5-3 who himself averaged 103.3 but came up short. It was a tie as well that featured seven 180's from the duo.
The Bradford ace continued that form into his last year whitewashing Bradley Brooks 5-0 with a 105.8 average and five 180's which saw him top the group before the final match was played.
Every evening, the four players will each face off; with each match being the best of nine legs. This group stage lasts 32 days with that amount of players set to reach the next round to play it out from there to crown a winner. All players have webcams set up in their houses and say their scores out loud; to make sure that they can be inputted correctly without any cheating taking place.
With each night’s action commencing at 1930 BST, darts commentator Dan Dawson will be on hand to talk through proceedings; which will also include live score graphics on screen.
All PDC Home Tour action will be broadcast live on PDCTV for free to all registered PDCTV users; regardless of whether you have a paid or free membership.
In addition all live-scores can be followed on DartConnect; with match statistics being available after every match.
PDC Home Tour schedule
Sunday, May 17,
Group 31
Gerwyn Price (97.4) 5-3 (84.57) Bradley Brooks
Joe Cullen (106.17) 5-2 (96.65) Keegan Brown
Bradley Brooks (84.75) 1-5 (101.31) Keegan Brown
Gerwyn Price (103.28) 3-5 (107.64) Joe Cullen
Joe Cullen (105.85) 5-0 (81.09) Bradley Brooks
Keegan Brown (92.89) 5-4 (86.31) Gerwyn Price
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1262123431375618050?s=20
Just in
Popular news
Latest comments
- Cross will likely be No. 4 in the world after the world's. He's been in the quarter's or higher in 7 out of the 14 ranked TV majors in the last 2 years. Neither Williams or Cross played close to what they're capable of in this match.Matilda6224-12-2024
- Was a great match and am a fan of Scott, don't see much of him on TV. How the hell is Cross 5 in the world, he goes out almost immediately in every competition.richieburnettrocks24-12-2024
- He has Guillerme Barre Syndrome. Nerve damage due to autoimmune response. Could take him months to recover if at all.medinabello23-12-2024
- I have a nickname for him Ni I man.medinabello23-12-2024
- C'MON HEMPS!!medinabello23-12-2024
- He looks very healthy. I doubt he can run or anything. You need carbs for that. Carbs fuel your brain also. It is the preferred energy source for the brain. Carbs get broken down into glycogen fuel for your muscles. As a rider I totally need carbs. However for a dart player who doesn't need a brain or be fit this diet is perfect.medinabello23-12-2024
- F the bettors. Mugs they are. Anyone could tell this is a 50 50 game or Hempel slight favourite going on form.medinabello23-12-2024
- Hard to play slow players. Does your head in.medinabello23-12-2024
- What do you mean again?medinabello23-12-2024
- Get his wife to work so that he can retire. Do the seniors tour, Modus, exbos. He'll still be doing alright.medinabello23-12-2024