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Rob Cross was eliminated on Wednesday in the second round of the Darts Grand Slam in Wolverhampton. The English world champion lost 10-7 against Austrian driver Mensur Suljovic
Cross was extremely weak in the game, leading to a 5-1 deficit, which made him constantly behind the facts.
The world number three still has the chance to win 5-5, but do not use it, his game will collapse like a house of cards.
The world number three marks one. averaged low of 92.23 points by three arrows and the double percentage leaves a bit to be desired with 26.92.
Cross finishes a lap earlier than last year when he debuted on the Grand Slam or Darts until the quarterfinals collapsed against Peter Wright of Scotland. .
Van den Bergh launches 9 darter
Suljovic faces Friday the quarter-final against Belgian Dimitri Van den Bergh. 10-6 won from sman angel Stephen Bunting
Van den Bergh pitched the perfect leg in the fifteenth stage with a score of 8-6 by two players to 180 consecutive and an arrival in 141 (triple 20, triple 19 and double 12).
The 24-year-old world youth champion did not get a very bad score for the rest and almost spent the entire match at an average of under ninety. In the end, he is nicknamed "The DreamMaker" with his first negro player as a teacher.
Van den Bergh also started a ninth runner as the fourth player in the Grand Slam of Darts. He followed in the footsteps of James Wade (2008), Kim Huybrechts (2014) and Dave Chisnall (2015).
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