The semi-final line-ups have been confirmed at the WDF England National Singles which are being played this weekend alongside the England Open in Selsey.
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Played down to the semi-finals on Friday, the National Singles will be finalised with the England Open on Sunday and it is multiple well-known names still in the hunt.
In the Men's, it is James Richardson and he will take on Brian Raman after seeing off the likes of Lee Evans and Matt Padgett in the latter stages while for Raman, it was Reece Colley and Martyn Turner.
In the other half, it is Neil Duff and he is taking on rising Youth star, Nathan Potter who defeated another one to watch in Luke Littler in the Last 16.
While in the Ladies, it is four of the best players in the draw through to the Semi-Finals with Laura Turner set to face off against Fallon Sherrock, while the winner will face the victor of Anastasia Dobromyslova and Beau Greaves.
The likes of Lorraine Winstanley, Trina Gulliver and Deta Hedman all got to the latter stages also but lost out to Beau Greaves and Laura Turner respectively.
Results England National Singles
Men's
Last 16
James Richardson 4-3 Matt Padgett
Lee Evans 4-0 Robert Collins
Brian Raman 4-3 Reece Colley
Martyn Turner 4-1 Darren Johnson
Andrew Johnson 4-2 John Imrie
Neil Duff 4-2 Dave Parletti
Nathan Potter 4-1 Luke Littler
Antony Allen 4-3 Michael Barnard
Quarter-Finals
James Richardson 4-2 Lee Evans
Brian Raman 4-2 Martyn Turner
Neil Duff 4-0 Andrew Johnson
Nathan Potter 4-3 Antony Allen
Semi-Finals
James Richardson v Brian Raman
Neil Duff v Nathan Potter
Ladies
Last 16
Deta Hedman 4-0 Corrine Hammond
Laura Turner 4-0 Kirsty Hutchinson
Fallon Sherrock 4-1 Roz Bulmer
Jane Monaghan 4-0 Suzanne Smith
Dee Bateman 4-2 Mandy Smith
Anastasia Dobromyslova 4-2 Amanda Harwood
Beau Greaves 4-2 Trina Gulliver
Lorraine Winstanley 4-1 Paula Jacklin
Quarter-Finals
Laura Turner 4-1 Deta Hedman
Fallon Sherrock 4-0 Jane Monaghan
Anastasia Dobromyslova 4-2 Dee Bateman
Beau Greaves 4-1 Lorraine Winstanley
Semi-Finals
Laura Turner v Fallon Sherrock
Anastasia Dobromyslova v Beau Greaves
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