Czech Open: Luke Littler began a strong start by beating Cameron Minses while Michael van Gereen’s admiration | Arrows news

Luke Littler won his Czech Open Campaign to a flight start with a 6-2 victory over Cameron Minses in Prague.

The world champion occupied the late session on Saturday at the PVA exhibition, and he soon built 3-0 after breaking Menzies in the second stage.

Littler fell after Menzies fell on the painting with a comment, but another clinical break in the eighth stage concluded a quick victory as the 18 -year -old looks forward to the decline in successive European rounds after his success in Fanders Darts Trophy last week.

Luke Humphries from the No. 1 of the Czech Defense Open Defense began with his 6-4 victory over the Dutch Dirk van Dujfudbod while both men were fighting against the marital.

World champion Michael Girwin three times whiten Mike de Decker 6-0 to get the day of the finals with an amazing match of 112.73 and 154.

James Wade fell five maximum amount of maximum and hit 75 percent on the exit, where he beat Nathan Espinal 6-3.

Rob Kroos, winner at Alexandra Palace in 2018, opened the evening session with his impressive victory 6-1 over Charzitov Ratsksky Poland.

Wilsman Girwin Price, the last of the former world champions at work, walked in Germany Niko Springer 6-2.

Winning world number 4 Stephen Poning, Kevin Deuts 6-4 to also reach the last 16 and Saturday at the end of the match, and Josh Rock witnessed through 6-2 against William Okunor.

In the afternoon session, the Dutch Wesel Negman had left the ninth seeds Damon Hita in the last leg of the leg.

Bilter Wright, twice the world champion, was a 6-2 winner of Benjamin Bratnimer in Slovenia, while Ryan Cyrle’s average reached 102.55 in his defeat 6-4 by Div Cisonmal.

There were also victories from the second round of Johnny Cleiton, Russias Smith, Jermin and Wattina, Martin Shendler, and Holcian Jian Vin Vin, who will face Litler after that.

The results of the second round:

• Ross Smith 6-4 Andrew Gilding
• Martin Shendler 6-3 MADARS RAZMA
• Wesel Negman 6-5 Damon Hita
• Jermin Wattina 6-2 Chris Dobby
• Jian van Vin 6-2 Danny Nobbart
• Ryan Cyrle 6-4 Dave Cessenal
• Peter Wright 6-2 Benjamin Bratnimer
• Johnny Clayton 6-2 Ryan Joyce
• Rob Cross 6-1 KrZysztof Ratajski
• GERWYN PRICE 6-2 Niko Springer
• Stephen Poning 6-4 Kevin Deuts
• James Wadi 6-3 Nathan Aspine
• Luke Humphries 6-4 Dirk Van DuijvenBode
• Luke Litler 6-2 Cameron Minses
• Michael van Gereen 6-0 Mike de Decker
• Josh Rock 6-2 William Okonor

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