PRICE GETS OVER THE LINE!❄️ He was pushed all the way by Martin Schindler, but Gerwyn Price came on strong to seal his passage through. #WMDarts | R1 📺 bit.ly/WM22HowToWatch
Price breaks down The Wall with thrilling victory over Schindler at World Matchplay
PDCMonday, 18 July 2022 at 23:13
World Number Two, Gerwyn Price is through his opener at the World Matchplay after a thrilling victory over Martin Schindler 10-8.
Price sealed it with a 99.7 average and eight 180's as he was pushed all the way with the debutant who certainly showed he belonged on the Winter Gardens stage.
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Price pinned an 80 checkout to immediately break and go 1-0 up. But Schindler hit back with a 96 checkout to break straight back at 1-1.
An 82 checkout saw Schindler hold at 2-1 and he broke him again on double 20 in the requisite leg to make it 3-1. But a 180 and double 10 saw Price break back at 3-2.
A 168 left double 20 for Price which he missed three darts at and Schindler picked his pocket to go 4-2 up and break again.
Price missed the bull for a 130 and Schindler took aim at 66 only to miss and again it was another break as ‘The Iceman’ hit 42 for 4-3 down. An 88 checkout finally saw a hold and Price made it 4-4.
Price pinned 68 to edge into a 5-4 lead but Schindler smashed in a 141 checkout to send a statement at the interval. On return, Schindler hit double 10 to go 6-5 up before Price hit an 81 checkout to get back on level terms at 6-6.
The back and forth continued as they were locked on 7-7. Two 180’s in a leg and a 44 checkout though threw it in the direction of Price who sat at 8-7 up throwing to go one away.
They traded 180’s before Price took out 88 to go on the verge at 9-7. Schindler saved his skin with a 91 checkout to trail 9-8 but Price sealed it with a 91 checkout.
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