Luke Littler to face Joe Cullen at German Darts Grand Prix on Monday after comfortable opening win over Cam Crabtree | Darts News

Luke Littler opened his campaign in the German Grand Prix in DARTS Grand game by wandering to win 6-1 over Cam Crabtree.

The average of 18 years of age was 107.1 through the competition, leaving only one leg before a comfortable victory was placed with an exit from 84.

Litler returned to work in the competition on Monday when he faced the 23rd world Joe Coleen, who beat Mickey Manzel 6-2 early on Sunday in Munich.

Michael van Gereen also won a narrow victory over Kim Huhirbrichts after he established another leg in the leg against the Belgian, who missed three games at the previous station, and Van Gereen managed to demand an erection of 6-5.

Rob Kroos won his 6-4 victory over Ricardo Peterscco and Jeroin Price defeated Raymond van Pardlold 6-3, while Peter Wright won 6-3 victory over the world prize champion Mike de Decker.

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The second round (Sunday 20 April)

In the afternoon session

• Danny Nobbart 2-6 Madars Razma
• Damon Hita 0-6 Ryan Joyce
• Andrew Gilding 4-6 Jian Vinne
• Ryan Cyrle 6-2 Cameron Minses
• Josh Rock 6-2 Scott Williams
• Rob Cross 6-4 Ricardo Petrickco
• Michael Smith 4-6 KrZysztof Ratajski
• Joe Colin 6-2 Mickey Mansil

Evening session

• James Valley 2-6 Zonneveld
• GERWYN PRICE 6-3 RayMond Van Barneveld
• Dave Cysenal 6-3 Dirk van Dyouyiginbod
• Michael van Girwin 6-5 Kim Huybrichts
• Luke Litler 6-1 Cameron Crabter
• Peter Wright 6-3 Mike De Decker
• Johnny Clayton 1-6 Martin Shendler
• Ross Smith 6-4 Jeremen and Omene

Monday, April 21

In the afternoon session (from 12 pm)

Evening session (from 6 pm)

• The quarter -finals
• The semi -finals
• last

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