Dutch arrows Championship: Dirk van Duvinbod and Raymond Van Parville Star on the first day Arrows news

Dirk Van Dyovinbod continued his return with a great show on the first day of the Salama Salamy Darts, where Raymond Van Barneveld also enjoyed a return of a homeland.

Van Duijvenbode was one of the four Dutch stars to separate the day busy opening in Roselne, with Van Barnfield, Wesel Negman and Jeffrey Spareen also celebrated the victories.

On the day 12 representatives of the Netherlands witnessed the work, Van Duijvenbode occupied the lead with Blitz, six legs from Teemu Harju in Finland.

The average of 32 -year -old was 102.48 and turned 164 exciting exit to conclude a night victory, and James Wadi is now waiting for the mysterious Dutchman on Saturday evening.

Elsewhere, Van Barnefeld was pushed to my path to the decisive brightness by the qualifiers for Jerry Hinders, but the five -time world champion kept his composure with an average of 97 and five 180s.

Negman also came through a complete clash of arrest against Perry Van Bear, where he survived three arrows in the penultimate leg to create a tie with Peter Wright for a place in the last 16.

Sparidaans was qualified to advance on Friday, as former UK champion Andrew Gilding sent 6-2 to create a confrontation against the fifth seed, Damon Hita.

However, there was a bitter disappointment for Gian Vin Vin Winzli Pleisieh, who suffered a decisive defeat against Boris Karakar and Cameroon Minses, respectively.

The average KRCMAR is 100.86 for the denial of world champion Van Veen, while Plaisier rejected six arrows in the face of hard with Menzies, who is now facing the world No. Luke Humphries.

Jermin Wattomina was also rejected at home by the emerging Niko Springer, whose average of 99 was to join his colleagues from his fellow countryman Ricardo Petrochu and Max Hop in the second round on Saturday.

PIETRECzko moved to temporary qualification places for the World Matchplay match in July, with a resound of 6-1 against Charlie Cedolsk Czech.

Meanwhile, Hope scored an arduous victory over Luke Woodhaus, but Lucas and Nige were unable to complete the clean survey, and lost 6-2 against Martin Lukman.

Mickey Manzil reserved his place in the second round by beating the champion of the grand prize worldwide, Mike de Decker, in a competition that saw every leg goes with throwing.

His compatriot De Dicker Kim Hoibrichts also surrendered in a decision against European champion Richi Edhaus, although there was an impressive Mario Vandogardi.

The average of the Belgian 99.76 in his 6-4 victory over Nils Zonfield, while Daryl Goreny overcame Mike Kevinhoven from the same result to increase his hopes of his qualification in the world.

Ryan Joyce – in the search for a place in July – he survived the arrows from the match to win through a dramatic relationship against Jeffrey de Zwan, the returnees, while Ryan Michael Fayez 6-1 against Joe Coleen.

The Championship of 175,000 pounds will continue on Saturday, with the 16 players made in the second round – including the referee champion Josh Rock.

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