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“Fingers crossed not like playing in a freezer” – Luke Woodhouse criticises cold conditions at the Grand Slam of Darts after defeat

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Luke Woodhouse criticised the conditions after losing to Tom Sykes at the Grand Slam of Darts. The Englishman was beaten 5-3 in his opening group match on Saturday afternoon, but was most unhappy afterwards about the low temperature in the playing arena.
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Woodhouse expressed his frustration in a post on Instagram. He stressed that both players faced the same conditions, but said the temperature was far too low to play darts properly.
"Genuinely, I understand it's the same for both players... but we shouldn't be playing in those conditions. So cold,” Woodhouse wrote.
The Englishman was not prepared to blame his defeat entirely on the conditions, however. He admitted that Sykes had handled the cold better and congratulated his opponent on the win. “Well done to Tom Sykes. He dealt with it better than me. But ridiculous conditions...” Woodhouse added.
Woodhouse has little time to dwell on the defeat. He is back in action at the Grand Slam of Darts on Sunday and will hope the temperature is much more comfortable.
“On to tomorrow. Fingers crossed not like playing in a freezer,” he concluded with a wink.
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