Results Day 2 2020 PDC UK Q-School, First Round: Waites edges past Barry, Heta hits 113 average in win over Smith
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The results continue to filter in from 2020 PDC Q-School with a lot of big names still in action in Wigan on Day 2.
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They include Scott Waites who was facing off against Keane Barry in a match many would have been following but experience prevailed over Youth with the former winning 5-4 to move through to the second round.
Damon Heta defeated Beau Greaves to start his day and continued his form with an excellent 113 average in dispelling another well-known player, Jeff Smith.
The likes of Robbie Green, Kevin Painter and Cameron Menzies are also through with a tantalising prospect of Paul Nicholson against Tony O'Shea also in the next round; who are of course colleagues in the recent BDO World Championship.
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