Wright hits highest set average since 2018 PDC World Championship during victory over Humphries
PDCMonday, 30 December 2019 at 18:22
Peter Wright has hit the highest set average since the 2018 PDC World Championship last night during his victory over Luke Humphries.
Wright hit 123.83 in his fourth set against Humphries as he edged towards victory against the Newbury ace.
He will know though that he will have to potentially increase this against Gerwyn Price to gain an edge against 'The Iceman'.
The Welshman said earlier today that he will be lucky to win a set as he looked to stir up a bit of pre match tension ahead of their clash.
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