Humphries leads PDC Home Tour Phase Two Group Four after impressive unbeaten start
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Luke Humphries is currently well ahead of the field in the fourth group of PDC Home Tour II Phase Two after an unbeaten start to proceedings.
Humphries has won all four of his games so far seeing off Luke Woodhouse (5-2), Barrie Bates (5-0), Mike de Decker (5-2) and Damon Heta (5-3). His highest average came against De Decker with 105 but barring that they have ranged between the 95-97 mark.
He is ahead of Ross Smith, Damon Heta and Joe Murnan who currently occupy the qualification spots with four points (two wins and a defeat) from three games. Luke Woodhouse and Barrie Bates are currently winless.
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From September 29 to October 7, five match days are scheduled in the second phase. Every day a group of seven players will be involved. The top four of each group will advance to the third phase. At the end of the second phase, the best fifth place player can also move through to the third round.
PDC Home Tour II Phase Two Group 4 Schedule
Tuesday October 6
Mike De Decker (97.69) 5-3 (85.01) Barrie Bates
Ross Smith (83.26) 3-5 (84.64) Joe Murnan
Luke Humphries (93.63) 5-2 (94.1) Luke Woodhouse
Damon Heta (93.87) 5-3 (90.99) Mike De Decker
Barrie Bates (79.54) 0-5 (97.6) Luke Humphries
Luke Woodhouse (97.57) 2-5 (101.28) Ross Smith
Joe Murnan (81.8) 1-5 (89.15) Damon Heta
Luke Humphries (105.16) 5-2 (96.79) Mike De Decker
Ross Smith (101.47) 5-2 (91.06) Barrie Bates
Joe Murnan (95.53) 5-4 (96.09) Luke Woodhouse
Damon Heta (97.26) 3-5 (99.42) Luke Humphries
Mike De Decker v Ross Smith
Barrie Bates v Joe Murnan
Luke Woodhouse v Damon Heta
Ross Smith v Luke Humphries
Joe Murnan v Mike De Decker
Luke Woodhouse v Barrie Bates
Damon Heta v Ross Smith
Luke Humphries v Joe Murnan
Mike De Decker v Luke Woodhouse
Barrie Bates v Damon Heta
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