DAY TWO! 🇳🇱 The seeded players enter the fray on Day Two at the Dutch Darts Championship, and here's a look at Saturday afternoon's line-up, headlined by local favourite Danny Noppert! 📺 Watch live on Viaplay Xtra and video.pdc.tv from 1200 BST!
Schedule and preview Saturday afternoon session 2023 Dutch Darts Championship featuring Rock, Chisnall, Cross and Cullen
PDCSaturday, 29 April 2023 at 13:37
Saturday see the seeded players come into the fray at the Dutch Darts Championship with Josh Rock, Rob Cross, Dave Chisnall, Danny Noppert and Joe Cullen among the top talent in action in the afternoon session.
Rock opens proceedings up after reaching the final in Graz last week. He faces Graham Hall who made light work of Adam Gawlas on Friday afternoon.
Chisnall follows on with Martin Lukeman the first opponent for the second seed. UK Open champion, Andrew Gilding will face Ian White in the third match.
While Cross opens his account against Keane Barry who was part of a multitude of 100+ averages on the opening day. The same can be said for Madars Razma who will face Danny Noppert.
Cullen has undergone a resurgence as of late and faces Stephen Bunting first up, while to end the session it is Damon Heta v Steve Beaton. Will it be another elaborate Heta walk-on and slayer of Gary Anderson, Roman Benecky. He faces Martin Schindler.
Saturday April 29
Second Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Josh Rock v Graham Hall
Dave Chisnall v Martin Lukeman
Andrew Gilding v Ian White
Rob Cross v Keane Barry
Danny Noppert v Madars Razma
Joe Cullen v Stephen Bunting
Damon Heta v Steve Beaton
Martin Schindler v Roman Benecky
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