🔝📊 ❄️PDC Winter Series - Day 1 112.16 Wattimena🇳🇱 111.33 Van den Bergh🇧🇪 108.64 Cullen🏴 108.34 Clayton🏴 107.59 De Sousa🇵🇹 106.81 Wright🏴 106.67 Waites🏴 105.85 M. Smith🏴 105.14 Wright🏴 104.78 De Sousa🇵🇹 104.51 Wattimena🇳🇱 104.46 Dolan🇬🇧 104.38 Heta🇦🇺 #PremDartData
Wattimena produces highest average on first day PDC Winter Series
PDCWednesday, 11 November 2020 at 13:00
The first day of action in the PDC Winter Series took place on Tuesday with an insane standard already on offer in Coventry and as a result, we take a look at the top averages.
Unsurprisingly, Jermaine Wattimena tops the standings after his phenomenal win against Brendan Dolan where he was averaging 120 for most of proceedings and was smashing in 12 darters for fun.
Dimitri van den Bergh was second with his Last 64 effort against Daryl Gurney where he claimed a 6-1 win with a 111.3 average. Joe Cullen (108.64), Jonny Clayton (108.34) and Jose de Sousa (107.59) finalised the top five.
World Champion, Peter Wright claimed two spots in the top averages with 106.81 and 105.14 as he just came up short against an incredible performance against Jose de Sousa which is the aforementioned 107.59 average.
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