Wright and Klaasen top averages from latest Players Championship double header
PDCThursday, 18 July 2019 at 16:15
The top averages have been released from the latest Players Championship double header which saw Peter Wright claim a double of titles in Barnsley to make it three in five days.
His form was shown with multiple 100+ averages in a row on the final day and this was highlighted in the highest averages for the two days of action.
Wright topped the list with 113.05 which was ahead of Jelle Klaasen in second who hit 110.12. Rob Cross rounds out the top three with 109.98.
'Snakebite' appears three more times on the list; with Cross also getting another high average in his run on the second day. There were also higher averages for the likes of Gerwyn Price, Dave Chisnall; as well as even Devon Petersen who had his best run on the ProTour in a long time.
The lowest in the list came from Ross Smith with 104.65 with none under that showing the high standard on the Players Championship series; as well as the sustained high standard hit by Peter Wright in both days.
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