Schedule and preview Friday evening session 2022/23 PDC World Darts Championship including Van Gerwen-Van Duijvenbode, Humphries and Cross-Dobey
PDCFriday, 30 December 2022 at 19:00
The last session of darting action of 2022 is here with the 2022/23 PDC World Darts Championship set for a short break on New Years Eve.
Before that, the Quarter-Final line-up will be confirmed with Michael van Gerwen looking to continue his charge for a fourth World title.
Looking superb against Mensur Suljovic despite being pushed all the way, he has his compatriot in 'The Titan' awaiting who will look to keep Dutch hopes alive with only one player left in after this match come what may.
Starting the evening sees Rob Cross who was full of praise for 'young lad' Chris Dobey despite them being the same age face off. He was a fan of how he played the game with 'Hollywood' known to have one of the most technically sound actions in the game.
He will look to break a now four time Last 16 duck with the Quarter-Finals proving elusive. Luke Humphries has only reached the Quarter-Finals so far but has been consistent in doing so with three appearances seeing him reaching that point.
He now faces Stephen Bunting who is defending semi-final money from two years ago and was impressive against Dave Chisnall in the last round.
Evening Session (1900 GMT)
3x Fourth Round
Rob Cross v Chris Dobey
Michael van Gerwen v Dirk van Duijvenbode
Luke Humphries v Stephen Bunting
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