Results Day 2 2020 PDC UK Q-School, Fourth Round: Heta, Ashton, Brooks and Richardson all move into Last 16
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We are quickly heading towards the latter stages at 2020 PDC UK Q-School with some big names still in the reckoning.
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Among them is Damon Heta who edged past a resurgent James Hubbard as he attempts to win a Tour Card after a brilliant second day for 'The Heat'.
Also through is of course Lisa Ashton who smashed John Brown in a 5-1 win and will next taker on Stephen Burton as she edges towards the Quarter-Finals and a spot on the PDC Tour.
Prakash Jiwa also continues his exploits as he edged past another experienced name in Alan Tabern and there was wins for the likes of James Richardson who defeated Andy Hamilton; as well as Adam Hunt and Kai Fan Leung, two players who have been in form in the past two days.
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Last 32
Lisa Ashton 5 | 1 John Brown
Stephen Burton 5 | 0 Lee Evans
Peter Jacques 5 | 3 Rhys Hayden
Dom Taylor 5 | 4 Darren Penhall
Prakash Jiwa 5 | 3 Alan Tabern
Dave Prins 5 | 3 Jake Jones
Adam Hunt 5 | 1 Sean Ewing
Kai Fan Leung 5 | 3 Cameron Menzies
James Richardson 5 | 4 Andy Hamilton
Ryan Murray 5 | 2 Andrew Gilding
Gary Mawson 5 | 4 Ewan Hyslop
Damon Heta 5 | 3 James Hubbard
Niall Culleton 5 | 0 Robert Modra
Bradley Brooks 5 | 2 Steven Morrison
Michael Flynn 5 | 1 Robbie Green
Lisa Ashton 5 | 1 John Brown
Stephen Burton 5 | 0 Lee Evans
Peter Jacques 5 | 3 Rhys Hayden
Dom Taylor 5 | 4 Darren Penhall
Prakash Jiwa 5 | 3 Alan Tabern
Dave Prins 5 | 3 Jake Jones
Adam Hunt 5 | 1 Sean Ewing
Kai Fan Leung 5 | 3 Cameron Menzies
James Richardson 5 | 4 Andy Hamilton
Ryan Murray 5 | 2 Andrew Gilding
Gary Mawson 5 | 4 Ewan Hyslop
Damon Heta 5 | 3 James Hubbard
Niall Culleton 5 | 0 Robert Modra
Bradley Brooks 5 | 2 Steven Morrison
Michael Flynn 5 | 1 Robbie Green
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