Day 4 Darts: World Championships - Highlights

Good evening. The World Darts Championships are down to the last

16. This evening we bring you two batlings of Britain, a familiar

affair and a Dutchman against King Kong. We begin with the defending

champion and England Captain Wolfie Adams and a young Scottsman called

Gary Stone. We join it in the third at two legs appease.

twenty, twice. 9180. What happened here? What a

turnaround! We're back to the table. Drying

himself off. Took a moment to compose.

Came up with a three treble 20s. How nice must that look for him?

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England and Scotland in perfect gone straight in there and for a

treble 20? He's not cured that problem he had against Scott

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Mitchell of throwing not straight those two assessed the treble 18.

The first set, Martin Adams. It's won now.

Martin Adams, 5 years at -- 25 years at this match.

Martin to throw first, game on. He's taken the candy from the baby

and taken his pocket money off him. Gary Stone throwing for the set.

He missed out and Adams stepped different.

Stone could lose 4-0 here. What on earth went wrong? He's not pushed

Martin. Never got him thinking. Only these now can do that.

He pushed him, but only so far. wolf. He's a great ambassador for

England, Martin. Absolutely. England, World Cup winning captain

in the past 12 months. He's got it.

(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Second leg, Gary to throw first.

Gail game on. We've seen Martin Adams play better.

A win is a win. He's looking very good for that win. Anything you can

do, I can do. That's what Adams is thinking.

What's keeping him in this game in those stats, on the doubles. 50%,

that's pretty good at this sort of level. You will not be unhappy with

Look! A few shouts about it as he gets

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Someone wake her up. She did bring a sleeping bag! Oh dear.

That's cruel. Only someone like you would do that.

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Absolutely. good opportunity. Should have been

confident. It didn't roll for him. That's been the story of the masm.

against Martin Adams over this year. This is not the Martin Adams we saw

last year or the year before. It's not the best performance we've seen.

improve, because from the quarter finals onwards he won't get away

with the chances he's giving his opponent.

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He's only got two legs to go now. coolest of the -- cruelest of the

lot. Caught the flight, bounced (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)

Gary Stone didn't have it with him The young Scottsman will have

learned a valuable lesson. We move on and more experience in the arm

of the Glaswegian Montgomery who faced Tony O' Shea. They were both

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# I want to know We join it at three sets to one

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with O'Shea. He's one leg away from Montgomerys and the Stones watching

applause, but it might be in vain. If Tony O'Shea can take out 141,

O'Shea would have appreciated the bottle that went into that double

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that could be ta key moment, but he -- Montgomery wins this match that

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ton of 40, he's let this leg alive. EnTony O'Shea says, "Well

fightback here. He's done it before.

necessarily on this stage. He won it in a final against Robbie Green,

and he was four sets to 0 down. He came back to win 5-4. Marvellous

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little roo. Paul Jennings and his wife enjoying

theplss with the fans who have come down from Hart le pool to cheer on

the skaf Forder. -- scaffolder.

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Tony O'Shea from 204 would love a 16. If he can keep that up, then

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(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) A 104 checkout and a bull checkout.

He moves 2-1 up in the set. Once again, to within one leg of

the quarter finals. Tony O'Shea.

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A ton and 40 to kick off T final to finish himself. We won't see him

to complete the match. He might go bull. No treble 18

instead. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)

Well, can he hit 160 Oh, he can. Double top. Whoa!

Unlucky, Montgomery. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)

He may not get another chance. This for the match for Tony O'Shea.

(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Tony O'Shea completes a 4-1 victory. (CHEERING

AND APPLAUSE) The silver back sets up an electric

quarter final. O'Shea against Adams; the Gorilla against the Wolf.

Two beasts of BDO Darts. And now King Kong, Robbie Green. He faced

Wesley Houns. We join it and Sparky is two sets

of the match. The first time we've seen both players go at it hammer

a -- obvious to say, but there is a massive difference between

you can see the Dutch man taking this.

What a big leg of darts this is. What a really good three darts that

was. He went to the 18, just to see if he could pick off the treble,

and then go back to that treble 20. important. Green knew with his last

visit that he had the pressure put on him.

He will be back for 72 for the set. Lakeside electric! The big upset is

very much on here! What a performance so far from the young

that he gets it under way in this set.

At least he has that slight comfort blanket up there of starting legs

one, three, and five if necessary. That's what happens if he wins this

set that would concern me. He looked like a man that will break

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the throw of Wesley Harms since the dart. It wasn't far away, either.

That's a good switch from Robbie Green. He's way off with that third

along the same lines of Wesley Harms, but still finishing good

here. He's got the treble.

The sighs and the muttering. Wesley Harms is watching that and

it will give him confidence. He can see his opponent is under

hit that. Tkpwh double top for an They left Robbie Green with another

chance. It was a chance he didn't think he would have.

Nice and simple. Two fours!

Game, set and match Robbie Green! feeling and Wesley Harms missed and

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Green thought he's in again. Yes, Robbie Green at least will be.

You can get that 164, that would be the highest of the week so far.

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Green. boost.

A bit lacklustre at the moment. He's a big Liverpool fan. The

finish has been Andy Carol. A chance for the Dutchman.

It would have to be said, he's tired a bit himself in this set.

The average has dropped down to just under 94 now.

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attempts at the double. That I think is the most crucial

miss of the match. Wesley Harms went in and the young

Dutchman may now just see the finishing post ahead.

He's 3-1 up in sets and 2-1 up in 180!

(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) He awakes from his slumber.

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or he's out. He hasn't broken the Daddy Kong, Mrs Robert, I think

Robbie Green may have his baby in his arms. He may be back in

Liverpool as Wesley Harms wants 33 to go to the quarter finals.

Oh no. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)

Four darts missed for the match. Jamie Green says, "Come on dad!"

Agony. The agonising twos.

Harms going around with those doubles. The crowd want Robbie

Green to stay. How could he smile?

I don't know if Wesley Harms is laughing or crying in the

match and that's the first time he's smileed all weekend, Wesley

Harms. He's trying to relax himself as much as he can. For the match,

again... Yes!

He's done it. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)

He gets the match-winning double. What great scenes. Agony for Ruth

and for Robbie. Delight for Wesley Harms, who makes the quarter final

on his Lakeside debut. Shock treatment for Green tonight

from Sparky. Harms reached the quarter finals in his debut

appearance. His final eight opponent would be

Paul Jennings or Douglas, who was hoping to reach the last eight for

the last time. Douglas took the first set, Jeno

kicked into gear getting the next three.

But Paul Jennings got his nerves to win the six and to book his date

That completes the quarter final line-up in the top half of the draw.

What a contrast. The familiar Titanic battle between O'Shea and

Adams and the fresh faces of Paul Jennings against Wesley Harms,

breathing new life into the Lakeside.

Tomorrow's four second-round masses There's two more new names with

Darts Extra is next with Rob Walker. Bobby George and I will be back

with a cast of many tomorrow for a recap at 1.30 on BBC 2.

Before we go, the Lakeside country club walls are adorned with chick

chuers of the great and the good who performed here.

And I was looking and came across this man, Keith, who looks

remarkably like a man working for the BBC called Keith. Keith? Is

that you? It is. I worked here on and off doing my cab ray act, yes.

Would you sing us out tonight? will, indeed. A shot of the day

from the Lakeside, and Keith. Hab to dream the impossible dream

# To fight the unbeatable foe # To bear with unbearable sorrow

# To run with a brave and then let # This is my quest