Peter Wright beats Darius Labanauskas 6-3
PDC UK open · Last 96 · Fri 6 Mar
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Peter Wright and Darius Labanauskas are on the board at PDC UK open in Last 96, and this one quickly develops into a proper battle. Peter Wright eventually gets over the line 6-3, but there is plenty to follow before the final dart lands.
Leg 1: Peter Wright takes out 46 in 1 dart. Peter Wright leads 1-0. Leg 2 — break of throw: Darius Labanauskas cannot take out 96 and leaves 20; Peter Wright punishes it immediately by taking out 64 in 2 darts, a break of throw. Peter Wright leads 2-0.
Leg 3 — immediate break-back: Darius Labanauskas closes 25 with Peter Wright waiting on 60 in 1 dart; a break of throw. Peter Wright leads 2-1. Leg 4 — back level: Darius Labanauskas closes 25 with Peter Wright waiting on 20 in 2 darts. We're level at 2-2.
Leg 5 — into the lead: Peter Wright cannot take out 78 and leaves 20; Peter Wright takes out 20 in 1 dart. Peter Wright leads 3-2. Leg 6 — back level: Darius Labanauskas takes out 40 in 2 darts. We're level at 3-3.
Leg 7 — into the lead: Peter Wright closes 60 with Darius Labanauskas waiting on 60 in 1 dart. Peter Wright leads 4-3. Leg 8 — break of throw: Maximum from Peter Wright! Peter Wright cannot take out 81 and leaves 40, Peter Wright takes out 40 in 2 darts, a break of throw. Peter Wright leads 5-3.
Leg 9 — match-clinching leg: Peter Wright takes out 56 in 1 dart; 13 darts in total. That's the match - Peter Wright wins 6-3.
Peter Wright posts the higher three-dart average, 91.97 compared with 84.07. Peter Wright hits 1 maximum and Darius Labanauskas hits 0. On the doubles, Peter Wright converts 55.0% and Darius Labanauskas finishes at 43.0%. Peter Wright's longest burst is 3 legs in a row.
Peter Wright has the result, but the final score only tells part of it. The match contains 3 breaks of throw. The decisive difference comes in the moments when one player reaches a finish, the other is close enough to punish a miss, and the next visit suddenly matters more than the average.
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Leg 1: Peter Wright takes out 46 in 1 dart. Peter Wright leads 1-0.
Leg 2 — break of throw: Darius Labanauskas cannot take out 96 and leaves 20; Peter Wright punishes it immediately by taking out 64 in 2 darts, a break of throw. Peter Wright leads 2-0.
Leg 3 — immediate break-back: Darius Labanauskas closes 25 with Peter Wright waiting on 60 in 1 dart; a break of throw. Peter Wright leads 2-1.
Leg 4 — back level: Darius Labanauskas closes 25 with Peter Wright waiting on 20 in 2 darts. We're level at 2-2.
Leg 5 — into the lead: Peter Wright cannot take out 78 and leaves 20; Peter Wright takes out 20 in 1 dart. Peter Wright leads 3-2.
Leg 6 — back level: Darius Labanauskas takes out 40 in 2 darts. We're level at 3-3.
Leg 7 — into the lead: Peter Wright closes 60 with Darius Labanauskas waiting on 60 in 1 dart. Peter Wright leads 4-3.
Leg 8 — break of throw: Maximum from Peter Wright! Peter Wright cannot take out 81 and leaves 40, Peter Wright takes out 40 in 2 darts, a break of throw. Peter Wright leads 5-3.
Leg 9 — match-clinching leg: Peter Wright takes out 56 in 1 dart; 13 darts in total. That's the match - Peter Wright wins 6-3.