Hughes pleased after claiming PDC Home Tour Group 24: "I'd have took playing well because of the break we've had"
PDCMonday, 11 May 2020 at 15:25
Jamie Hughes claimed victory in PDC Home Tour Group 24 after a clean sweep of victories for the Czech Open winner and was pleased to do so.
Hughes who en route to PDC Home Tour defeated Darius Labanauskas, Krzysztof Ratajski and Toni Alcinas en route said that it is good to keep the morale up and to keep playing competitively despite the current situation with the Coronavirus pandemic.
"I'd have took playing well at the beginning of the night to be honest because of the break we've had. I suppose it's a lot of fun, there's not really anything on this. Just keeps the lads together and competitive against each other," said Hughes.
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