Richardson, Williams, Beveridge and Burness into Quarter-Finals in PDC UK Challenge Tour Event Two
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The second tournament of the PDC UK Challenge Tour is into the Quarter-Finals in Milton Keynes with some big names still involved.
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James Richardson and Jim Williams, among others, have reached the quarterfinals. Richardson plays against the winner from the match between Shaun McDonald and Carl Beattie. Williams faces a duel with Darren Beveridge, the winner of the opening tournament of the day.
Adam Smith-Neale crosses swords with Kevin Burness, while the other quarterfinal is between Tony Newell and Nathan Rafferty.
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Last 64
Nick Fullwell 5 | 2 John Imrie
Chris Quantock 5 | 4 Carl Wilkinson
Sean Fisher 5 | 4 Mike Norton
James Richardson 5 | 1 Matt Jackson
Dave Prins 5 | 4 Ryan Harrington
Shaun McDonald 5 | 4 Sam Ward
Scott Marsh 5 | 3 Greg Ritchie
Carl Beattie 5 | 2 Aden Kirk
Andy Jenkins 5 | 3 Jason Askew
Lewis Pride 5 | 4 Liam Meek
Stu Wilson 5 | 1 Josh McCarthy
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 2 Reece Colley
Mark Lawrence 5 | 4 Daniel Day
Graham Usher 5 | 4 David Ladley
Kevin Garcia 5 | 3 Owen Maiden
Kevin Burness 5 | 0 Rhys Hayden
Daniel Lauby 5 | 3 Niall Culleton
Adam Mould 5 | 2 Sam Cankett
Ian Jopling 5 | 2 Simon McCall
Tony Newell 5 | 2 Dom Taylor
Thomas Lovely 5 | 4 Richard North
Luke Smith 5 | 4 Nicholas Bell
Nathan Rafferty 5 | 4 Lee Davies
Nathan Derry 5 | 4 Derek Coulson
Barrie Bates 5 | 4 Rhys Griffin
Jim Williams 5 | 3 Stephen Burton
Ryan Furness 5 | 4 Jamie Robinson
Robert Owen 5 | 2 Coby Jones-Swanson
Steve Hine 5 | 1 Shane McGuirk
Kyle Richardson 5 | 2 Justin Smith
Darren Beveridge 5 | 2 Conan Whitehead
Ryan Hogarth 5 | 3 Ben Hazel
Last 32
Chris Quantock 5 | 1 Nick Fullwell
James Richardson 5 | 2 Sean Fisher
Shaun McDonald 5 | 3 Dave Prins
Carl Beattie 5 | 3 Scott Marsh
Andy Jenkins 5 | 0 Lewis Pride
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 2 Stu Wilson
Graham Usher 5 | 0 Mark Lawrence
Kevin Burness 5 | 2 Kevin Garcia
Adam Mould 5 | 4 Daniel Lauby
Tony Newell 5 | 0 Ian Jopling
Thomas Lovely 5 | 3 Luke Smith
Nathan Rafferty 5 | 3 Nathan Derry
Jim Williams 5 | 1 Barrie Bates
Robert Owen 5 | 0 Ryan Furness
Kyle Richardson 5 | 0 Steve Hine
Darren Beveridge 5 | 3 Ryan Hogarth
Last 16
James Richardson 5 | 4 Chris Quantock
Shaun McDonald - | - Carl Beattie
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 1 Andy Jenkins
Kevin Burness 5 | 2 Graham Usher
Tony Newell 5 | 1 Adam Mould
Thomas Lovely 3 | 5 Nathan Rafferty
Jim Williams 5 | 3 Robert Owen
Darren Beveridge 5 | 1 Kyle Richardson
Quarter-Finals
James Richardson - | - McDonald/Beattie
Adam Smith-Neale - | - Kevin Burness
Tony Newell - | - Nathan Rafferty
Jim Williams - | - Darren Beveridge

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