Durrant punished a costly miscount in the final leg from Wright after it looked like he was going to be defeated and snatched a point with a 102.4 average in a high quality end to proceedings.

Durrant despite changing his flights from tonight was back to his brilliant best to begin the tie hitting a 101 checkout to claim the first leg.

But despite Durrant going 3-1 up with Wright hitting 108 for his solitary leg, they were soon locked level and the Teesside ace's break was cancelled out by an exquisite 170 checkout.

Durrant missed a chance at a 116 checkout to break back immediately but Wright did not get a shot at 120. Despite that, three darts at double eight went begging and Wright cleaned up 60.

A 14 split by Durrant was pinned on double one for 4-4. Wright produced some more stunning finishing with a 120 to make it 5-4.

A miss at double eight again saw Wright assure himself of a point. But Durrant missed a chance of a point missing three at double 20, he got another though as Wright miscounted straying into the double 17 and Durrant wrapped up the draw.

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Michael Smith (107.02) 3-7 (109.24) Gary Anderson
Michael van Gerwen (103.71) 7-2 (89.4) Rob Cross
Nathan Aspinall (97.82) 7-4 (96.33) Gerwyn Price
Chris Dobey (79.01) 2-7 (86.88) Daryl Gurney
Peter Wright (99.96) 6-6 (102.43) Glen Durrant

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