WHAT A GAME! Kim Huybrechts capitalised on double trouble from Ian White to reach the Third Round! 102.42 tournament average now for the Belgian!
Kim Huybrechts has continued his resurgent run with a brilliant victory over Ian White to move into the Third Round at the PDC World Darts Championship.
It was a 104 average in the opening round for Huybrechts and it was 101 this time around for 'The Hurricane' as he completed a 3-1 victory over White with 8 180's.
He capitalised on double trouble from White who only hit 8/32 throughout the contest compared to 9/19 from Huybrechts in victory.
It was a brilliant start to proceedings with White's 127 checkout countered by a 121 immediately as he went towards an opening set win 3-1.
White in the second set came from 2-0 down to level up but squandered three set darts in the decider and Huybrechts as a result doubled his lead.
The Stoke-on-Trent ace attempted to craft a route back into the tie averaging 105 as he took the third set 3-1.
But double trouble came back to haunt White as he ended up in the madhouse and Huybrechts capitalised to break and move 2-1 up and towards the finishing line.
White broke back with a 72 checkout but Huybrechts got himself down to 36 with White back on 140 and he concluded proceedings from there.
2021 PDC World Darts Championship schedule
Monday December 21
Evening Session (18:00 GMT)
Krzysztof Ratajski (100.41) 3-0 (96.12) Ryan Joyce (R2) (3-2, 3-2, 3-1)
Ian White (102.86) 1-3 (101.56) Kim Huybrechts (R2) (1-3, 2-3, 3-1, 2-3)
Gerwyn Price v Jamie Lewis (R2)
Gabriel Clemens v Nico Kurz (R2)
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