An assured display from Luke Humphries sees him defeat Martin Lukeman in a repeat outcome of April's German Darts Grand Prix final. Up next👉 Rob Cross v Jules van Dongen Watch📺 bit.ly/PDCTVLive
Luke Humphries and Rob Cross are through to the final day of the Czech Darts Open in Prague with relative ease as the second round continues.
Humphries faced Martin Lukeman in the final of the German Darts Grand Prix last month in Munich and as a result, it was a highly touted tie.
But it was one in which 'Cool Hand Luke' breezed through 6-1 averaging 95.04, hitting three 180's, a high checkout of 112 with 42.9% on the doubles.
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While it was similar dominance for Cross who ended the run of European Tour debutant, Jules van Dongen 6-2.
He hit a 99 average, three 180's, three ton plus checkouts including a 130 and 54.5% on the doubles in a superb display as the Dutch Dragon heads home as he looks ahead to his World Series debut in a few weeks in New York.
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