David Evans claimed the first Icons of Darts League Pool B win of the week with six straight victories and he has continued that form as he extends his unbeaten run to nine straight matches.
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Evans has been one of the main standouts so far over the MODUS Live Leagues and is showing that once again.
'Stretch' began his day with a deciding leg win over Darryl Fitton - who is making his debut in the competition this week. He followed that up by turning a 90 average into a 104 when he saw off Paul Nicholson 4-2.
He made it nine in a row with a 97 average in a 4-3 victory over Scott Mitchell as he stretches clear at the top of the standings at the halfway stage of the day.
Paul Nicholson has played one more game than Evans and sits second with two wins and two defeats over the course of today so far.
Darryl Fitton and Scott Mitchell both have one win and three defeats and are the only other players to reach four games so far. Wessel Nijman, Arron Monk and Keelan Kay have played one each so far.
MODUS Icons of Darts League Phase Two (Week Two) Schedule
Thursday 14 May (10:30 am-5:30 pm)
Paul Nicholson (90.92) 4-2 (89.29) Scott Mitchell
Darryl Fitton (86.41) 3-4 (90.78) David Evans
David Evans (104.39) 4-2 (97.79) Paul Nicholson
Scott Mitchell (86.06) 2-4 (86.42) Darryl Fitton
Darryl Fitton (79.43) 1-4 (89.1) Paul Nicholson
David Evans (97.8) 4-3 (91.86) Scott Mitchell
Paul Nicholson (89.44) 1-4 (95.8) Wessel Nijman
Scott Mitchell (94.79) 4-2 (90.9) Keelan Kay
Arron Monk (98.39) 4-3 (94.73) Darryl Fitton
Wessel Nijman v David Evans
Keelan Kay v Paul Nicholson
Scott Mitchell v Arron Monk
Darryl Fitton v Wessel Nijman
David Evans v Keelan Kay
Paul Nicholson v Arron Monk
Wessel Nijman v Scott Mitchell
Keelan Kay v Darryl Fitton
Arron Monk v David Evans
Wessel Nijman v Keelan Kay
Arron Monk v Wessel Nijman
Keelan Kay v Arron Monk
Darryl Fitton (86.41) 3-4 (90.78) David Evans
David Evans (104.39) 4-2 (97.79) Paul Nicholson
Scott Mitchell (86.06) 2-4 (86.42) Darryl Fitton
Darryl Fitton (79.43) 1-4 (89.1) Paul Nicholson
David Evans (97.8) 4-3 (91.86) Scott Mitchell
Paul Nicholson (89.44) 1-4 (95.8) Wessel Nijman
Scott Mitchell (94.79) 4-2 (90.9) Keelan Kay
Arron Monk (98.39) 4-3 (94.73) Darryl Fitton
Wessel Nijman v David Evans
Keelan Kay v Paul Nicholson
Scott Mitchell v Arron Monk
Darryl Fitton v Wessel Nijman
David Evans v Keelan Kay
Paul Nicholson v Arron Monk
Wessel Nijman v Scott Mitchell
Keelan Kay v Darryl Fitton
Arron Monk v David Evans
Wessel Nijman v Keelan Kay
Arron Monk v Wessel Nijman
Keelan Kay v Arron Monk
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