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Gerwyn Price books his place in Grand Slam of Darts knockout stage

News, Sport | Rhys Williams | Published: 10:19, Monday November 13th, 2023.
Last updated: 10:19, Monday November 13th, 2023

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Gerwyn Price is through to the Grand Slam of Darts knockout stages
Gerwyn Price is through to the Grand Slam of Darts knockout stages

Gerwyn Price has booked his place in the Grand Slam of Darts knock-out stages after two wins in his opening two group games.

Price saw off Nathan Rafferty 5-1 in his opening match on Saturday November 11, before a 5-0 win over Ryan Searle on Sunday sealed his place in the round of 16.

Three-time Grand Slam winner Price, from Markham, will face Gian van Veen in his final Group D game on Monday November 13.

Speaking after his victory over Searle, Price said: “I felt good up there. I knew I was through with a win, which gave me that extra edge.

“I was in the zone. I was putting Ryan under a lot of pressure which was a good feeling, but I didn’t realise how well I was playing.”

He continued: “I think that sends out a statement. The format gets longer in the knockout stage, but that’s when I get better and better.”

The 32-player competition is being held in Wolverhampton, with the top two players from each of the eight groups advancing to the last 16.

The group stage will draw to a close on Tuesday November 14, with the knockout stages getting underway on Wednesday.


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