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Ratajski sets up showdown with Van Gerwen in Prague as Soutar & Edhouse ease through at Czech Darts Open
PDCFriday, 18 October 2024 at 16:03
Krzysztof Ratajski will take on Michael van Gerwen in the second round of the Czech Darts Open in Prague on Saturday. 'The Polish Eagle' won 6-3 over Madars Razma in the first round on Friday afternoon.
Ratajski is having a dramatic Euro Tour year this season after winning the German Darts Open just last year. The Pole played in 11 of the previous 12 Euro Tours in 2024, losing his first match no fewer than nine times.
The Pole broke Razma in the fourth leg with a 12-darter and did not give the break away after that. With an 80 finish and another 12-darter, Ratajski set the final score at 6-3.
Alan Soutar will also return in the second round of the Czech Darts Open tomorrow. The Scot triumphed 6-2 against Florian Hempel in the opening round. A meeting with Ross Smith in the last 32 now awaits the Scottish fireman.
Ritchie Edhouse had little trouble with Czech qualifier Jiri Brejcha. The match was a 6-2 victory for Edhouse, who posted a 97.21 average. The Englishman will face reigning world champion Luke Humphries in the second round.
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- This is wrong. Surely the highest ranked of the two first round players should have got the second round spot with Huybrechts taking their place in the first round.Mysstree18-10-2024
- They are both legends and should be celebrated and have brought darts to where it is now. A statue should be put in Kirkcaldy for Jocky. The town has changed a lot.ListerAnderson16-10-2024
- He is a legend and should be rightfully celebrated.medinabello16-10-2024
- I would not change the format of any of the ranking events to make them double start. Grand Prix is unique and should stay that way.Mysstree15-10-2024
- Given how exciting this Grand Prix was, is there an argument that more top tournaments should have the double-start double-finish format? As a darts fan, I love to see lesser-known players excelling on the world stage and going deep into tournaments.
UndartedWaters15-10-2024