Schindler advances
Martin Schindler will face Stephen Bunting within the quarter-finals of the Austrian Darts Open.
The German beat Jonny Clayton 6-3 to arrange his assembly with the Bullet.
Schindler gained his first EuroTour title in Riesa earlier this month.
Bunting dumps out Gurney
Stephen Bunting is into the final eight in Graz after beating Daryl Gurney.
The Bullet claimed a 6-3 win over SuperChin to guide his place within the quarter-finals.
He will face both Jonny Clayton or Martin Schindler for a spot within the semi-finals.
Cullen, Van Veen via
The last day of the Austrian Darts Open is underway and we have already got our first two quarter-finalists.
Joe Cullen will face Gian van Veen within the final eight in Graz later in the present day.
Cullen beat high seed Dave Chisnall 6-3, earlier than Van Veen noticed off Ritchie Edhouse 6-4 to hitch him.
Daryl Gurney vs Stephen Bunting is now underway because the motion continues.
All to pay for
Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen and defending champion Jonny Clayton are all battling it out to be topped Austrian Open winner tonight.
And the champion will obtain a cheque for £24,000.
Here is the total breakdown:
- Winner: £24,000
- Runner-up: £12,000
- Semi-finalists: £7,600
- Quarter-finalists: £4,800
- Last 16: £3,200
- Last 32: £1,600
- Last 64: £800
- Last 128: £400
- Total: £175,000
Work of dart
Fans are nonetheless in awe of an unbelievable second from Rob Collins within the Modus Super Series.
Collins beat Adam Lipscombe 4-3 on Friday however there was one feat within the fourth leg that had everybody surprised.
Collins started his go to with an ordinary treble 20, however it was from there the place issues took a flip.
He threw his second dart and it pierced the again of his first, getting caught in its flight.
This is thought within the sport as a “Robin Hood”.
But what made the second much more outstanding was that Collins’ last dart then did the very same factor as all three have been caught in each other.
This meant he solely scored 60 with what needs to be described as a “double Robin Hood”.
Littler on the march
Luke Littler adopted up his third Premier League night time win on Thursday by breezing previous Zoran Lerchbache on Friday.
He backed that up final night time when he noticed off nemesis Damon Heta.
Little averaged a formidable 106 to safe a 6-2 victory.
That noticed him guide his place within the final 16, the place he takes on Poland’s Krzysztof Ratajski this afternoon.
