Wright and Cross cruise into semi-finals at International Darts Open
PDCSunday, 15 September 2019 at 20:27
The semi-final line-up is confirmed at the International Darts Open in Riesa with Peter Wright set to face Rob Cross after both players cruised through.
Wright began with a 6-0 whitewash of Adrian Lewis where he hit a 100.2 average en route with 55 percent on the doubles en route.
'Snakebite' has been playing brilliantly all weekend and this underlines that with him looking barely troubled against 'Jackpot'.
The same can be said for Cross when he smashed Richard North 6-1. He did even better hitting a 102 average meaning it wasn't another comeback for 'Northy'. He has now only dropped just two legs all weekend and if both players play to their capabilities; we could be in for a brilliant clash.
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Evening Session (1915 local time, 1815 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Quarter-Finals
Daryl Gurney (91.31) 4-6 (100.23) Glen Durrant
Nathan Aspinall (91.89) 4-6 (94.27) Gerwyn Price
Peter Wright (100.2) 6-0 (83.04) Adrian Lewis
Rob Cross 6-1 Richard North
Semi-Finals
Glen Durrant v Gerwyn Price
Peter Wright v Rob Cross
Final
v
Nathan Aspinall (91.89) 4-6 (94.27) Gerwyn Price
Peter Wright (100.2) 6-0 (83.04) Adrian Lewis
Rob Cross 6-1 Richard North
Semi-Finals
Glen Durrant v Gerwyn Price
Peter Wright v Rob Cross
Final
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