VIDEO: Watch highlights from the final day of the New Zealand Darts Masters here
PDCSunday, 06 August 2023 at 11:30
On Saturday, the eight remaining players at the New Zealand Darts Masters competed for the title at the World Series of Darts event in Hamilton. In the end, Rob Cross walked away with the overall victory.
Cross first escaped elimination against Jonny Tata (6-5) on Saturday, but then impressed against Gerwyn Price (7-3) and Nathan Aspinall (8-7) to crown himself the winner in New Zealand.
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Aspinall scored a spectacular victory over Michael Smith earlier in the semifinals by posting a 110.22 average against the world number one. Smith himself, by the way, had a very impressive average himself of 107.45 in that match.
Watch highlights from the final day of the New Zealand Darts Masters in the video below.
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