Durrant reaches maiden European Tour semi-final, will face Price who edged out Aspinall
PDCSunday, 15 September 2019 at 19:30
Glen Durrant and Gerwyn Price are the first players through to the semi-finals at the International Darts Open in Riesa.
Durrant moved through to his maiden European Tour Semi-Final after seeing off Daryl Gurney in a 6-4 win. He averaged 100 and hit 55 percent on the doubles en route and will hope to finish a brilliant weekend with his first title on the European Tour.
Next up will be defending champion Gerwyn Price after he saw off Nathan Aspinall in a 6-4 win. Price was 2-0 down but came back to claim the victory.
The difference was in the doubles with him hitting 42 percent compared to 40 percent in claiming a hard fought victory.
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Evening Session (1915 local time, 1815 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Quarter-Finals
Daryl Gurney (91.31) 4-6 (100.23) Glen Durrant
Nathan Aspinall (91.89) 4-6 (94.27) Gerwyn Price
Peter Wright v Adrian Lewis
Rob Cross v Richard North
Semi-Finals
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Final
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Nathan Aspinall (91.89) 4-6 (94.27) Gerwyn Price
Peter Wright v Adrian Lewis
Rob Cross v Richard North
Semi-Finals
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Final
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