Beau Greaves and Deta Hedman clinched an England gold medal during the women's pairs tournament at the WDF World Cup in the Danish city of Esbjerg.
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The two English ladies were too strong in the final, 6-1, for Kirsi Viinikainen and Sari Sauvola from Finland. Earlier, Greaves and Hedman won 5-2 over Dutch ladies Aileen de Graaf and Anca Zijlstra in the semifinals.
As a result, the Netherlands did retain a bronze medal from this event. Greaves and Hedman captured another bronze medal just earlier in the day. In the women's team event, England took third place.
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PAIRS GOLD FOR GREAVES AND HEDMAN!
Deta Hedman is a World Cup Pairs champion for the fourth time after her and Beau Greaves won 6-1 against Finland's Kirsi Viinikainen and Sari Sauvola.
'The Heart of Darts' pinned the winning double as she added to her wins in 1995, 2011 and