Ratajski, Durrant and Evans all into final round at World Series of Darts Finals Qualifier
PDCWednesday, 16 October 2019 at 15:01
The final round line-up has been confirmed at the World Series of Darts Finals Qualifier and it has provided some tantalising matches to finish off proceedings.
Krzysztof Ratajski saw off James Richardson in a 6-3 win with a 99.4 average but he faces off against Glen Durrant in the final round; who smashed in a 106 average in seeing off Carl Wilkinson 6-0.
The other play-off matches are Jonny Clayton against Ronny Huybrechts; Wayne Jones against Alan Norris and Ricky Evans versus Rowby-John Rodriguez.
Clayton defeated Ron Meulenkamp 6-5 with a 101 average; Huybrechts saw off Steve West, Jones defeated Robert Thornton 6-4.
While Norris saw off Andy Boulton 6-5; finally Evans defeated the in-form De Sousa and Rodriguez edged out Niels Zonneveld 6-5.
One player from each quarter will claim victory with the matches aforementioned confirming this and they move into the event; with four players joining the field which was strengthened by wildcards this past weekend.
Last 16
Jonny Clayton 6 | 5 Ron Meulenkamp
Ronny Huybrechts 6 | 2 Steve West
Krzysztof Ratajski 6 | 3 James Richardson
Glen Durrant 6 | 0 Carl Wilkinson
Wayne Jones 6 | 4 Robert Thornton
Alan Norris 6 | 5 Andy Boulton
Ricky Evans 6 | 2 Jose De Sousa
Rowby-John Rodriguez 6 | 5 Niels Zonneveld
Ronny Huybrechts 6 | 2 Steve West
Krzysztof Ratajski 6 | 3 James Richardson
Glen Durrant 6 | 0 Carl Wilkinson
Wayne Jones 6 | 4 Robert Thornton
Alan Norris 6 | 5 Andy Boulton
Ricky Evans 6 | 2 Jose De Sousa
Rowby-John Rodriguez 6 | 5 Niels Zonneveld
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