Van den Bergh completes lineup for second round at Belgian Darts Championship
Post TypeFriday, 28 February 2020 at 22:08
Dimitri van den Bergh completed the lineup for the second round at the Belgian Darts Championship as he became the fourth Belgian player to win in front of his home crowd.
The two-time World Youth Champion saw off European Tour debutant Derk Telnekes 6-3 to move into the second round. Van den Bergh will meet Jamie Hughes on Saturday in the last 32.
Jeffrey de Egdom failed to get past Steve West, as the Belgian player only averaged 67 at his European Tour debut. West whitewashed him, despite only averaging 78 himself.
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Belgian Darts Championship schedule
Friday February 28
First Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 GMT)
Darren Penhall (80.16) 3-6 (92.1) Ryan Searle
Andy Boulton (91.56) 5-6 (90.81) Andy Hamilton
Kai Fan Leung (86.77) 4-6 (92.98) Steve Beaton
Luke Humphries (82.91) 1-6 (89.32) Ronny Huybrechts
Michael Barnard (81.71) 0-66 (102.48) Damon Heta
Wesley Plaisier (86.09) 6-5 (82.16) Benjamin Pratnemer
Martijn Kleermaker (83.14) 6-4 (87.74) Stephen Bunting
Mervyn King (93.06) 6-4 (94.49) Justin Pipe
Andy Boulton (91.56) 5-6 (90.81) Andy Hamilton
Kai Fan Leung (86.77) 4-6 (92.98) Steve Beaton
Luke Humphries (82.91) 1-6 (89.32) Ronny Huybrechts
Michael Barnard (81.71) 0-66 (102.48) Damon Heta
Wesley Plaisier (86.09) 6-5 (82.16) Benjamin Pratnemer
Martijn Kleermaker (83.14) 6-4 (87.74) Stephen Bunting
Mervyn King (93.06) 6-4 (94.49) Justin Pipe
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 GMT)
Dirk van Duijvenbode (101.59) 6-4 (93.33) Luke Woodhouse
Mike De Decker (94.25) 6-5 (91.34) Ron Meulenkamp
Callan Rydz (98.93) 3-6 (94.37) Gabriel Clemens
Danny Noppert (88.78) 6-2 (86.62) Geert De Vos
Ryan Harrington (86.18) 2-6 (89.88) Kim Huybrechts
Rowby-John Rodriguez (87.16) 3-6 (89.77) Steve Lennon
Steve West (78.42) 6-0 (67.03) Jeffrey van Egdom
Dimitri van den Bergh (86.58) 6-3 (83.78) Derk Telnekes
Mike De Decker (94.25) 6-5 (91.34) Ron Meulenkamp
Callan Rydz (98.93) 3-6 (94.37) Gabriel Clemens
Danny Noppert (88.78) 6-2 (86.62) Geert De Vos
Ryan Harrington (86.18) 2-6 (89.88) Kim Huybrechts
Rowby-John Rodriguez (87.16) 3-6 (89.77) Steve Lennon
Steve West (78.42) 6-0 (67.03) Jeffrey van Egdom
Dimitri van den Bergh (86.58) 6-3 (83.78) Derk Telnekes
Saturday February 29
Second Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 GMT)
Michael Smith v Ronny Huybrechts
Joe Cullen v Martijn Kleermaker
Krzysztof Ratajski v Gabriel Clemens
Glen Durrant v Mervyn King
Rob Cross v Damon Heta
Ian White v Dirk van Duijvenbode
Jermaine Wattimena v Danny Noppert
James Wade v Steve Lennon
Joe Cullen v Martijn Kleermaker
Krzysztof Ratajski v Gabriel Clemens
Glen Durrant v Mervyn King
Rob Cross v Damon Heta
Ian White v Dirk van Duijvenbode
Jermaine Wattimena v Danny Noppert
James Wade v Steve Lennon
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 GMT)
Nathan Aspinall v Steve Beaton
Gerwyn Price v Wesley Plaisier
Peter Wright v Andy Hamilton
Michael van Gerwen v Mike de Decker
Jeffrey de Zwaan v Kim Huybrechts
Jamie Hughes v Dimitri van den Bergh
Mensur Suljovic v Ryan Searle
Jonny Clayton v Steve West
Gerwyn Price v Wesley Plaisier
Peter Wright v Andy Hamilton
Michael van Gerwen v Mike de Decker
Jeffrey de Zwaan v Kim Huybrechts
Jamie Hughes v Dimitri van den Bergh
Mensur Suljovic v Ryan Searle
Jonny Clayton v Steve West
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