Impressive wins for Jonny Clayton and Luke Littler conclude Saturday night at Austrian Darts Open
PDCSaturday, 27 April 2024 at 23:21
The lineup for the last 16 at the 2024 Austrian Darts Open is complete. The final two names to secure themselves a spot on Sunday, Jonny Clayton and Luke Littler.
For the Welshman, it was a very impressive 6-1 win over Chris Dobey that guaranteed his return tomorrow. The two have been in contrasting form of late but it was Clayton who controlled the tie, averaging a touch north of 97, four maximums and 50% on his doubles compared to Dobey's meagre 1 from 13 on the outer ring.
Closing out the evening however, Littler did exactly what he's been doing since bursting onto the scene at the Ally Pally in December. The teen sensation averaging over 106 with four 180s and a pair of ton-plus checkout in a commanding 6-2 win over Damon Heta.
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