Luke Littler powers past Josh Rock to reach semi-finals
Scotsman Anderson, though, mounted a spirited fightback and landed a monster 154 checkout before reducing the deficit back to 15-13, but Van Duijvenbode…
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Both men broke throw again after the interval as the match levelled up at 5-5 before Littler won three straight legs on the back of a clinical 108 checkout and then moved 10-5 ahead at the next break. Double world champion Littler had hit a nine-dart finish in the first leg of his victory over Nathan Aspinall in the last round at the Winter Gardens and took the match away from Rock after the first interval with a dominant display, averaging close to 110.
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Both men broke throw again after the interval as the match levelled up at 5-5 before Littler won three straight legs on the back of a clinical 108 checkout and then moved 10-5 ahead at the next break.
according to The IndependentDouble world champion Littler had hit a nine-dart finish in the first leg of his victory over Nathan Aspinall in the last round at the Winter Gardens and took the match away from Rock after the first interval with a dominant display, averaging close to 110.
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