Muramatsu says Japan proved their strength at World Cup after victory over Austria
PDCFriday, 01 June 2018 at 12:00
Seigo Asada and Haruki Muramatsu pulled off an unlikely win over the Austrian pairing of Mensur Suljovic & Zoran Lerchbacher on the opening night of the World Cup Of Darts.
The Japanese pairing performed astonishingly well as a unit with Asada in particular impressing. In the process they knocked out the eighth seed at the World Cup Of Darts. Muramatsu spoke afterwards and admitted that they were delighted to make Japan happy with the win. He also said that they really showed what they could do with their win in Frankfurt in claiming the unlikely win. “We are delighted to make people in Japan happy,” said Muramatsu. “There are a lot of Japanese darts players watching us back home so to win this match makes us very proud. Austria have a very good team and it seemed unlikely that we could beat them before the game, but we proved what we can do.” for information on the World Cup Of Darts.
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