bwin World Cup of Darts Saturday June 7 Afternoon Session Second Round Northern Ireland 2-0 Japan Singles 1 - Michael Mansell 4-1 Haruki Muramatsu Singles 2 - Brendan Dolan 4-2 Morihiro Hashimoto Doubles (not needed) - Mansell/Dolan v Muramatsu/Hashimoto Belgium 2-0 Austria Singles 1 - Kim Huybrechts 4-1 Mensur Suljovic Singles 2 - Ronny Huybrechts 4-0 Rowby-John Rodriguez Doubles (not needed) - Huybrechts/Huybrechts v Suljovic/Rodriguez Wales 2-1 Poland Singles 1 - Mark Webster 3-4 Krzysztof Chmielewski Singles 2 - Richie Burnett 4-2 Krzysztof Strozyk Doubles - Webster/Burnett 4-3 Chmielewski/Strozyk Singapore 1-2 South Africa Singles 1 - Paul Lim 0-4 Devon Petersen Singles 2 - Harith Lim 4-3 Graham Filby Doubles - Lim/Lim 3-4 Petersen/Filby Evening Session Second Round Australia 2-1 Hong Kong Singles 1 - Simon Whitlock 4-2 Ting Chi Royden Lam Singles 2 - Paul Nicholson 1-4 Scott Mackenzie Doubles - Whitlock/Nicholson 4-0 Lam/Mackenzie Scotland 2-0 Sweden Singles 1 - Peter Wright 4-0 Magnus Caris Singles 2 - Robert Thornton 4-1 Peter Sajwani Doubles (not needed) - Wright/Thornton v Caris/Sajwani England 2-1 USA Singles 1 - Phil Taylor 4-1 Larry Butler Singles 2 - Adrian Lewis 1-4 Darin Young Doubles - Taylor/Lewis 4-1 Butler/Young Netherlands v Spain Singles 1 - Michael van Gerwen 4-1 Antonio Alcinas Singles 2 - Raymond van Barneveld v Carlos Rodriguez Doubles (not needed) - van Gerwen/van Barneveld v Alcinas/Rodriguez The Second Round will be played as two best of seven leg 501 Singles matches, with both nations nominating the order in which their players play. In the event of both nations winning one Singles match apiece, a best of seven leg 501 Doubles match will be played to decide the tie. MATCH INFORMATION Afternoon Session Northern Ireland v Japan Singles 1 - Michael Mansell v Haruki Muramatsu 0-1 - Mansell misses the bull, and Muramatsu takes out 76 on tops to lead. 1-1 - Mansell misses two darts at double ten, but Muramatsu is unable to land double top or double ten to steal the leg, allowing the left-hander back in on double ten. 2-1 - Mansell recovers from further missed doubles by landing double one to break throw and move ahead. 3-1 - Muramatsu lands a 180, but Mansell takes out 60 on tops to move two legs clear. 4-1 - Muramatsu misses three darts at double 18, and Mansell finishes 54 on tops to secure victory for Northern Ireland in the opening Singles game. Singles 2 - Brendan Dolan v Morihiro Hashimoto 1-0 - Double 18 gives Dolan the opening leg. 2-0 - Dolan doubles his lead with a 104 finish. 2-1 - Dolan misses a dart at tops to extend his lead, and Hashimoto finishes double ten to get off the mark. 3-1 - Hashimoto misses double six to level the game, and Dolan finishes double 16 to move to the brink of securing a place in the quarter-finals for his nation. 3-2 - Dolan misses two match darts at tops, and Hashimoto hits the same bed, with a tricky third dart, to stay in the game. 4-2 - Dolan takes out 106 to seal victory and a quarter-final place for Northern Ireland. Doubles (not needed) Result: Northern Ireland 2-0 Japan Belgium v Austria Singles 1 - Kim Huybrechts v Mensur Suljovic 1-0 - Suljovic misses two darts at double 16, and Huybrechts breaks throw immediately on tops. 2-0 - Huybrechts finishes 89 in two darts to move two legs up with a 14-darter. 2-1 - Suljovic takes out 78 on tops to get off the mark. 3-1 - Huybrechts finishes double 18 for a 13-darter to regain his cushion. 4-1 - The Belgian ace lands a 180 and finishes 102 to complete the victory with a superb 105.17 average. Singles 2 - Ronny Huybrechts v Rowby-John Rodriguez 1-0 - Double ten sees the older Huybrechts brother take the lead. 2-0 - Huybrechts this time takes out 64, in two darts, as he breaks throw. 3-0 - Ronny takes out tops to move further clear. 4-0 - Huybrechts secures victory for Belgium on tops. Doubles (not needed) Result: Belgium 2-0 Austria Wales v Poland Singles 1 - Mark Webster v Krzysztof Chmielewski 1-0 - Both players miss darts at double top before Webster lands double ten to win the opening leg. 1-1 - Chmielewski takes out 80 with an improvised double top, double one, double 19 combination. 1-2 - The Polish ace hits two 180s to set up a possible nine-darter, missing a seventh perfect dart but returning to win the leg on double nine with a 12-darter. 2-2 - Webster finishes 48 on tops to break back and level. 3-2 - Webster moves back ahead on double eight. 3-3 - Webster misses 11 match darts as Chmielewski lands a 180 before eventually snatching the leg on double one to force a decider. 3-4 - Chmielewski opens with a 140 and is first to a finish, against the throw, as he takes out 74 for a 14-darter to snatch a superb win. Singles 2 - Richie Burnett v Krzysztof Strozyk 0-1 - Strozyk hits a 180 before finishing double ten to win the opening leg. 1-1 - Burnett levels with an excellent 13-dart leg, ending on double 16. 1-2 - Double 12 moves the Polish newcomer back ahead. 2-2 - Burnett opens the leg with a 180, before finishing tops to level. 3-2 - Burnett breaks with a fine 15-dart leg, hitting four tons and a 101 finish to break throw. Doubles - Webster/Burnett v Chmielewski/Strozyk 1-0 - Webster finishes double top with a confident dart to clam the opening leg. 2-0 - Webster takes ot 94 to double Wales lead against the throw. 3-0 - Both Burnett and Webster initially miss doubles to take the leg, but Chmielewski misses one dart at tops to steal the leg and Burnett finishes double one to move Wales a leg away from the quarter-finals. 3-1 - Poland keep their hopes alive, with Strozyk hitting a 180 and Chmielewski taking out 97. 3-2 - Strozyk coolly finishes 68 on tops to continue Polands fightback. 3-3 - Strozyk posts a 180 before finishing double nine to send the tie into a sudden-death leg. 4-3 - Webster opens the sudden-death leg with a 180, only for Strozyk to score 140 and 139 and Chmielewski to land a 140 as Poland leave 40 - but the left-hander steps up to take out 112 to claim victory for Wales in dramatic fashion. Result: Wales 2-1 Poland Singapore v South Africa Singles 1 - Paul Lim v Devon Petersen 0-1 - Petersen capitalises on one missed double from Lim by finishing double 16. 0-2 - Lim is this time punished for three missed doubles as Petersen steps in on double four. 0-3 - Petersens fine display continues as he takes out 121 on the bull. 0-4 - Lim misses five more darts at doubles, allowing Petersen in on double eight to claim a whitewash win. Singles 2 - Harith Lim v Graham Filby 0-1 - Lim misses a dart at tops, allowing Filby in to hit the same bed for a break of throw. 1-1 - Lim takes out 48 on double 16 to level. 1-2 - Filby returns from two initial misses at tops to hit the bed and regain the lead. 1-3 - Lim lands a 180, but misses six darts to win the leg across three visits before Filby also recovers from some dodgy doubling to take out double one. 2-3 - Lim adds a second maximum before taking out double eight to hit back. 3-3 - Lim misses double 18 for a 101 finish, but Filby misses match darts at double top and ten to allow the left-hander back on double 18 to force a deciding leg. 4-3 - Lim is first to a finish as he sends the tie into a Doubles decider. Doubles - Lim/Lim v Petersen/Filby 0-1 - Petersen misses the bull, but Paul Lim misses two darts to capitalise and Filby posts double eight. 1-1 - Paul Lim opens with a 174, with Filby replying with a 180 only to later cost himself a dart at a double on a 121 finish, allowing Lim back in to finish double 16 to level. 1-2 - Petersen opens the leg with a 180 before finishing double 16 to move South Africa back ahead. 2-2 - Harith Lim lands double 18 to level again. 2-3 - Filby posts double four to take South Africa a leg away from the quarter-finals. 3-3 - The South African duo miss seven match darts across two visits, allowing Harith Lim in on double two to send the game into a decider. 3-4 - Petersen takes out 68 on double 16 to secure South Africas quarter-final place. Result: Singapore 1-2 South Africa Evening Session Australia v Hong Kong Singles 1 - Simon Whitlock v Ting Chi Royden Lam 0-1 - Whitlock hits a 180 but misses a dart at tops to break throw as Lam lands tops to take the opener. 1-1 - Whitlock levels with a brilliant 11-darter, landing another maximum before finishing 84 with a bullseye, double 17 combination. 2-1 - Lam misses two darts at double ten to steal the leg, with Whitlock returning from his earlier misses to land double two. 3-1 - Lam opens with a 180 but is again unable to capitalise on missed doubles from Whitlock, who returns to land double ten to move two legs clear. 3-2 - Lam keeps his hopes alive in the Singles tie with a superb 120 checkout. 4-2 - Whitlock misses double 18 for a 156 finish, but returns to land double nine in securing the first Singles win for Australia. Singles 2 - Paul Nicholson v Scott Mackenzie 0-1 - Mackenzie takes out 100 to break throw in the opening leg. 0-2 - Mackenzie lands a 180 to leave 24 before hitting double 12 for a 13-darter to move two legs up. 1-2 - Nicholson sets up a possible nine-dart finish with back-to-back 180s, and hits a seventh treble 20 before missing the treble 15 of the 141 combination, although he returns to finish tops for an 11-darter. 1-3 - Mackenzie scores 140, 180 and 140 before finishing double 16 - at the fifth attempt - to move a leg away from the win. 1-4 - Mackenzie wires the bull for a 161 finish, but gets the chance to return and land double eight to complete an impressive win and take the tie into a Doubles decider. Doubles - Whitlock/Nicholson v Lam/Mackenzie 1-0 - Whitlock draws first blood for Australia with a superb 112 checkout. 2-0 - Whitlock misses two darts at tops, but when Lam is unable to finish double 16 for a 128 checkout, Nicholson steps in on double top. 3-0 - Whitlock fires in a 180, and when Mackenzie misses a second double top to complete a 100 combination, Nicholson posts tops again to push Australia a leg away from the quarter-finals. 4-0 - Nicholson misses a match dart at tops, but Mackenzie miscounts and finishes 82 instead of 92, allowing Whitlock in to claim victory on double ten. Result: Australia 2-1 Hong Kong Scotland v Sweden Singles 1 - Peter Wright v Magnus Caris 1-0 - Caris misses three doubles to win the opening leg, allowing Wright in to lead on double 16 for a 74 finish. 2-0 - Tops sees Wright double his advantage. 3-0 - Wright moves three legs clear with a superb 12-darter, hitting two 180s and taking out double 16. 4-0 - Wright opens with two 140s and completes a whitewash victory on double five. Singles 2 - Robert Thornton v Peter Sajwani 1-0 - Sajwani opens with a confident 140 and 180, but misses double top and two darts at double ten to allow Thornton in on double six. 1-1 - Thornton this time misses his chance as Sajwani hits tops to level. 2-1 - Thornton misses more doubles but has enough cushion to return and win the leg on double one. 3-1 - Thornton breaks throw on double ten as he moves a leg away from victory for Scotland. 4-1 - Thornton secures victory and a quarter-final place for Scotland by landing double five. Doubles (not needed) - Wright/Thornton v Caris/Sajwani Result: Scotland 2-0 Sweden England v USA Singles 1 - Phil Taylor v Larry Butler 1-0 - Both players open the game with 180s before Taylor holds throw on double eight. 1-1 - Butler levels the game on double 16. 2-1 - Taylor misses a dart at double 16, but Butler is off-target with one dart at tops for a 110 finish to break throw to allow the English ace back in, and he nails double 16 with his third dart to move back ahead. 3-1 - Taylor breaks throw by landing double top. 4-1 - Taylor finishes 70 on double four to secure victory for England in the opening Singles game. Singles 2 - Adrian Lewis v Darin Young 0-1 - Young takes out 81 on double 12 to claim the opening leg. 0-2 - Lewis hits a 180 to leave 82, but misses two darts at double 16 to allow Young in to finish tops for a 14-darter to break throw. 1-2 - Lewis fires in another 180 before finishing 104 on tops to get off the mark. 1-3 - Young finishes 70 on tops for another break of throw as he moves a leg away from taking the tie into a Doubles decider. 1-4 - Young misses tops for a 120 finish - his first mised double of the game - before Lewis fires in a 174 score to leave 16 and apply the pressure, but the American returns to pin double ten to claim victory and ensure a pairs contest to decide the tie. Doubles - Taylor/Lewis v Butler/Young 1-0 - Taylor and Butler trade 180s before Lewis fires in a 171 to leave 24 - with Taylor missing three darts at double 12 only for Butler, needing 71, to fail to set up tops and allow Lewis back in on double six. 1-1 - Taylor opens the leg with a 180, but misses double 16 to finish 102 to allow Young in to finish 60 on tops to level. 2-1 - Taylor finds his range on the doubles as he takes out 76 on double eight to move England back ahead. 3-1 - England are first to a finish and have enough breathing space to fail to finish 96 in two visits - including Taylor bursting his score - before Lewis pins double nine. 4-1 - Taylor lands double 16 to seal victory for England and progression to the quarter-finals. Result: England 2-1 USA Netherlands v Spain Singles 1 - Michael van Gerwen v Antonio Alcinas 1-0 - van Gerwen opens with a 14-darter as double four puts him ahead. 2-0 - The World Champion doubles his lead with a brilliant 128 checkout. 2-1 - van Gerwen fires in a 180, but Alcinas finishes tops to hit back. 3-1 - van Gerwen adds another maximum before tops sees him complete a 13-darter. 4-1 - Alcinas misses the bull to keep the game alive, and van Gerwen finishes 70 on double eight to complete the win with a 103 average. Singles 2 - Raymond van Barneveld v Carlos Rodriguez 1-0 - van Barneveld hits double 11 to win the opening leg. 1-1 - Rodriguez hits tops to level the game. 2-1 - The Spanish ace lands a 180, but van Barneveld is first to a finish and lands double ten to move back in front. 3-1 - van Barneveld replies with a maximum before hitting tops to move a leg away from the victory. 4-1 - Double eight sees van Barneveld complete the win and seal the 2010 winners place in the quarter-finals. Doubles (not needed) - van Gerwen/van Barneveld v Alcinas/Rodriguez Result: Netherlands 2-0 Spain
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