Schedule and preview Sunday afternoon session 2023 World Seniors Darts Championship featuring Taylor, Thornton and Dudbridge-Painter
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The World Seniors Darts Championship heads towards its conclusion on Sunday afternoon with the Quarter-Finals taking place at the Circus Tavern in Purfleet.
Going draw bracket order, the first tie will see Robert Thornton who is the current World Seniors Darts Champion and playing like he is against the WDF World Champion, Neil Duff who eased past Keith Deller.
Another player to watch is Mark Dudbridge who will take on Kevin Painter and has been perhaps the player who has gone under the radar of sorts this weekend. 'Flash' has eased past Glen Durrant and Terry Jenkins and will now return with 'The Artist' his next opponent.
While Phil Taylor will see the crowd conflicted who have of course been supporting mostly 'The Power' but also Richie Howson his next opponent who is a local lad and will hope to turn 'The Power' off. He saw off Darren Johnson on Saturday evening.
Finally it will be 'The Dazzler' v 'The Dancer' as Darryl Fitton collides with Leonard Gates with the latter as he did at the PDC version of the World Championship whipping the crowd into an utter frenzy and produced the highest average of the tournament so far.
Like Dudbridge, unheralded but could easily end up champion on Sunday evening.
Sunday 12th February 2023
Afternoon (1pm GMT)
4x Quarter-Finals
Robert Thornton v Neil Duff
Mark Dudbridge v Kevin Painter
Phil Taylor v Richie Howson
Leonard Gates v Darryl Fitton
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