Man Lok Leung captures title on Asian Tour, semifinals place for Paul Lim
PDCSaturday, 10 August 2024 at 17:00
The sixteenth tournament of the PDC Asian Tour was won by Man Lok Leung on Saturday. The darter from Hong Kong won his second title of the season by defeating the experienced Lourence Ilagan in the final.
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Leung impressed at the World Darts Championship last December by impressively defeating Gian van Veen in the first round. The Asian is eager to return to Alexandra Palace this year, but having reached only one final in his first 15 Asian Tour tournaments, Leung needs to catch up.
This title temporarily moves Leung back into the top four on the Asian Tour Order of Merit, which is needed after 24 tournaments to force a spot for the World Darts Championship. He successively defeated Lok Yin Lee (4-3), Ryan Khristoffer Condat (4-3), Keita Ono (4-0) and Ryusei Azemoto (4-1) to qualify for the semifinals.
A meeting awaited in the semifinals with darts legend Paul Lim, who had defeated undisputed ranking leader Alexis Toylo 4-3 in the quarterfinals. Lim, however, had to beat Leung in the last four 5-4. The 25-year-old Leung then won 5-1 over Ilagan in the final.
Results PDC Asian Tour 16
Last 16
Alexis Toylo (90.91) 4-1 (70.45) Jun Long Zheng
Paul Lim (84.40) 4-2 (75.44) Wei Meng Law
Ryusei Azemoto (86.04) 4-2 (78.97) Sorawis Rodman
Man Lok Leung (81.24) 4-0 (71.12) Keita Ono
Paolo Nebrida (90.42) 4-2 (82.69) Louis Lopez
Lourence Ilagan (86.29) 4-1 (79.36) Lihao Wen
Tomoya Goto (89.25) 4-3 (82.96) Yuta Hayashi
Teng-Lieh Pupo (78.92) 4-1 (76.34) Mark Anthony Opada
Quarterfinals
Paul Lim (81.95) 4-3 (81.65) Alexis Toylo
Man Lok Leung (87.24) 4-1 (83.75) Ryusei Azemoto
Lourence Ilagan (83.33) 4-2 (87.09) Paolo Nebrida
Teng-Lieh Pupo (79.25) 4-3 (81.30) Tomoya Goto
Semi-final
Man Lok Leung (89.76) 5-4 (85.44) Paul Lim
Lourence Ilagan (88.53) 5-4 (80.43) Teng-Lieh Pupo
Final
Man Lok Leung (74.47) 5-1 (75.89) Lourence Ilagan
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Kieran WoodDarts Journalist
Kieran Wood is a sports journalist based in Wales and has been active in journalism since 2022. He contributes to DartsNews.com, where he covers professional darts through news, match reports, analysis, and live coverage across the PDC calendar and major tournaments.
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