STREAM: Watch Day Three of MODUS Icons of Darts League – Week Two
PDCWednesday, 15 April 2020 at 11:02
The third day of the second week of the MODUS Icons of Darts League begins shortly and as of this week, it is widely available on MODUS’s YouTube channel.
The Icons of Darts League is a competition that runs on 24 different days from Monday April 6 through to Saturday May 2. Each playing week consists of six players. There are five players on each matchday with one player taking a rest.
Each day consists of four matches for each player with the player with the most wins claiming the group win for that day.
So far Jason Askew and Paul Nicholson have taken this week’s group wins but it is Arron Monk who sits a top of the standings after an excellent two days to start his campaign.
Last week was won by David Evans who won by leg difference ahead of Wessel Nijman and both players are now involved in the A Night At The Darts league which takes place in the evenings and also includes Raymond van Barneveld and Martin Adams.
MODUS Icons of Darts Live League 2020 schedule (week 2)
Wednesday April 15
Group Two (11:00 – 15:00)
Jason Askew v Jarred Cole
Andy Jenkins v Robert Collins
Arron Monk v Jason Askew
Jarred Cole v Andy Jenkins
Robert Collins v Arron Monk
Jason Askew v Andy Jenkins
Jarred Cole v Robert Collins
Arron Monk v Andy Jenkins
Jason Askew v Robert Collins
Jarred Cole v Arron Monk
Andy Jenkins v Robert Collins
Arron Monk v Jason Askew
Jarred Cole v Andy Jenkins
Robert Collins v Arron Monk
Jason Askew v Andy Jenkins
Jarred Cole v Robert Collins
Arron Monk v Andy Jenkins
Jason Askew v Robert Collins
Jarred Cole v Arron Monk
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