Results Day 3 PDC UK Q-School, Second Round: Heta, Murray and Hamilton continue to add points as action continues in Wigan
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The action continues in Wigan on the third day of this year's PDC UK Q-School with some of the main names to look out for Order of Merit wise continuing to add points as they look to confirm their place on the tour.
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One of them is Ryan Murray who looks all but confirmed to join the PDC Tour. Murray who is well known for Michael van Gerwen smashing in two nine-darters against him on the ProTour before is currently on 13 points which will likely see him over the line come what may.
The same can be said for Damon Heta who is currently on 11. 'The Heat' defeated Dom Taylor 5-2 but like any of these players will look to win it outright.
Andy Hamilton just below him is still in the tournament as well. Steve Brown isn't and finds himself in an awkward position; as chairman of the JDC he has to fly to China tomorrow to attend to business so cannot attend the final day which means all eyes will be on the Order of Merit for him tomorrow.
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Wayne Jones 5 | 2 Matt Padgett
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Jeff Smith 5 | 2 Ricky King
James Hurrell 5 | 2 Mark Layton
Lee Evans 5 | 1 Steve Haggerty
Tony Clark 5 | 3 Stuart Davies
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Mark Barilli 5 | 2 Andrew Foster
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Jarred Cole 5 | 2 Terry Roach
Jim Williams 5 | 1 Evander Stevenson
Gary Robson 5 | 3 David Neads
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Paul Phillips 5 | 2 John Costigan
Andy Hamilton 5 | 4 Tommy Lishman
Andy Jenkins 5 | 3 Jason Askew
Martin Atkins (Wigan) 5 | 0 Richard Langlois
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William Borland 5 | 0 Derek Lumley
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Ryan Murray 5 | 2 Leonard Gates
Wayne Jones 5 | 2 Matt Padgett
Ryan Harrington 5 | 0 Stephen Harradine
Luke Yates 5 | 2 Christopher Paul Jones
Darren Davies 5 | 1 Peter Hudson
Jeff Smith 5 | 2 Ricky King
James Hurrell 5 | 2 Mark Layton
Lee Evans 5 | 1 Steve Haggerty
Tony Clark 5 | 3 Stuart Davies
Darryl Pilgrim 5 | 2 Ian Lever
Damon Heta 5 | 2 Dom Taylor
A.J. Urmston-Toft 5 | 1 Hywel Manuel
John Bowles 5 | 4 Ben Cheeseman
Mark Barilli 5 | 2 Andrew Foster
Tony O'Shea - | - Daniel Faulkner
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Craig Baxter 5 | 3 Kevin Dowling
Robert Modra 5 | 3 Kyle McKinstry
Scott Mitchell 5 | 1 Adam Hunt
Tony Richardson 5 | 4 Richard Baillie
Seigo Asada 5 | 1 Lewis Williams
Jamie Atkins 5 | 4 Kevin Garcia
Shaun Rutter 5 | 3 Sandy Morrison
Greg Ritchie 5 | 3 Nicky Denoon
Paul Nicholson 5 | 0 Rachel Brooks
Jonathan Wynn 5 | 1 Chris Craven
Alan Tabern 5 | 1 Brian Woods
Colin Osborne 5 | 2 Paul Rowley
Chris Aubrey 5 | 3 Rees Hall
Lewis Pride 5 | 2 Adam Jenkinson
Liam Meek 5 | 3 Prakash Jiwa
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Peter Jacques 5 | 4 Dean Forde
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Frankie Ansell 5 | 2 Diogo Portela
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Jarred Cole 5 | 2 Terry Roach
Jim Williams 5 | 1 Evander Stevenson
Gary Robson 5 | 3 David Neads
Mark Lawrence 5 | 3 Robert Collins
Paul Phillips 5 | 2 John Costigan
Andy Hamilton 5 | 4 Tommy Lishman
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Martin Atkins (Wigan) 5 | 0 Richard Langlois
Niall Culleton 5 | 0 Brandon Jones
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Gary Mawson 5 | 2 Steven Beasley
Lee Smith 5 | 2 Scott Ridler
Gary Eastwood 5 | 2 Matthew Joseph Smith
Kevin Lane 5 | 2 Patrick Quinn
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