De Graaf keeps home nation hopes alive and Lewis smashes Jones
PDCSaturday, 08 September 2018 at 16:23
The end of the afternoon session at the Dutch Darts Championship in Maastricht is complete with Jeffrey de Graaf and Adrian Lewis completing the first eight players through to the final day.
De Graaf kept home hopes alive by seeing off Stephen Bunting in a 6-3 win.
This victory featured a 97 average from the Dutchman who alongside Michael van Gerwen remains the only home nation player left.
Finally Lewis completed a 6-1 rout against Wayne Jones. The Wanderer smashed in a 164 checkout in the first leg but couldn’t do a lot more with Jackpot in full flow.
Afternoon session schedule
Steve West (87.75) 5-6 (88.16) Ricky Evans
Mervyn King (86.18) 6-2 (83.62) Darius Labanauskas
Dave Chisnall (92.15) 6-3 (88.23) Rowby-John Rodriguez
Joe Cullen (89.09) 6-4 (87.08) Barrie Bates
Darren Webster (93.86) 3-6 (90.45) Josh Payne
Gerwyn Price (94.59) 5-6 (91.13) Darren Johnson
Stephen Bunting (91.24) 3-6 (97.02) Jeffrey de Graaf
Adrian Lewis (97.97) 6-1 (90.38) Wayne Jones
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1038446546247983105?s=21
This victory featured a 97 average from the Dutchman who alongside Michael van Gerwen remains the only home nation player left.
Finally Lewis completed a 6-1 rout against Wayne Jones. The Wanderer smashed in a 164 checkout in the first leg but couldn’t do a lot more with Jackpot in full flow.
Afternoon session schedule
Steve West (87.75) 5-6 (88.16) Ricky Evans
Mervyn King (86.18) 6-2 (83.62) Darius Labanauskas
Dave Chisnall (92.15) 6-3 (88.23) Rowby-John Rodriguez
Joe Cullen (89.09) 6-4 (87.08) Barrie Bates
Darren Webster (93.86) 3-6 (90.45) Josh Payne
Gerwyn Price (94.59) 5-6 (91.13) Darren Johnson
Stephen Bunting (91.24) 3-6 (97.02) Jeffrey de Graaf
Adrian Lewis (97.97) 6-1 (90.38) Wayne Jones
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1038446546247983105?s=21
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