Dimitri van den Bergh – Road to the Final and tournament stats on World Matchplay 2020
PDCSunday, 26 July 2020 at 17:00
Dimitri van den Bergh will face off against Gary Anderson in his first major final on Sunday evening at the World Matchplay to cap off a remarkable run for the Belgian.
Van den Bergh managed to defeat a player who is higher in the PDC Order of Merit in all but one match. He saw off Nathan Aspinall in a shock 10-5 win to begin the tournament and then escaped elimination against Joe Cullen going from 8-5 down to 11-9 the victor.
Following that, he defeated two-time World Champion Adrian Lewis in a 16-12 win. Glen Durrant who was one of the favourites to claim the title fell in the semi-finals losing out 17-15.
In his four games played, 'The Dreammaker' has recorded a tournament average of 97.76. This is partly due to hitting 29 180's and a doubles percentage of 38.3 percent. He has hit a total of eight 100+ finishes or more, with a 164 checkout being his highest to date.
Click here to read the preview of tonight’s World Matchplay final between the Belgian and Gary Anderson. Who will win the Phil Taylor Trophy?
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