Gerwyn Price Wins All-Wales Battle With Jonny Clayton

Gerwyn Price celebrates winning a leg against Chris Dobey. Pic: Action Plus Sports/Alamy Live News

Gerwyn Price celebrates winning a leg against Chris Dobey. Pic: Action Plus Sports/Alamy Live News

Gerwyn Price won the all-wales battle as he beat World Cup winning partner Jonny Clayton to keep on track for a hat-trick of Grand Slam titles. The 35-year-old triumphed 5-3, twice coming from behind in their Group G clash.

Gerwyn Price won the all-Wales battle as he beat World Cup winning partner Jonny Clayton to keep on track for a hat-trick of Grand Slam titles.

The 35-year-old triumphed 5-3, twice coming from behind in their Group G clash.

Price, who survived four match darts in his opening game against Japan’s Mikuru Suzuki, will face Ryan Joyce in his final group game.

“It’s never easy playing Jonny, he’s a top player and being World Cup partners we’re close,” said the Markham darter.

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“I wasn’t myself on the stage last night so I had to make sure I got myself going tonight.

“I still know I can play a lot better than I did tonight and hopefully I will show my best form over the next few days.”

Pontyberem’s Clayton, who won the World Cup with Price in Austria earlier this month,  opened up a 2-0 lead.

World No 3 Price hit back with a 121 finish and got it back to 2-2 before Clayton regained the lead with a 75 checkout.

Jonny Clayton (right) is hugged by Gerwyn Price as they win the World Cup of Darts.

But Price got into his stride win three legs in a row to edge closer to the last 16.

Joyce, who lost 5-4 to Clayton, beat Suzuki 5-1 in the other group game at Coventry’s Ricoh Arena.

In Group H, Wales’ reigning BDO world champ Wayne Warren lost his second match of the tournament 5-3 to Ricky Evans.

 

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