UK Darts Issue 12 - March 2014 | Page 33

lose. I want to carry on trying to be unbeaten until at least the cut-off on Week Nine. “I was practising my finishing hard after the UK Open at the weekend when I couldn’t hit a double, and I changed my darts to try and score more, so there’s plenty more to come with those darts - this was for starters. “It’s good to know I’ve got more in the tank, especially with the guys I’ve got in the next couple of weeks; Raymond, Gary and Michael.” Adrian Lewis 7-5 Gary Anderson A revitalized Anderson has been a different prospect this year however, and he fought back hard, levelling up at 4-4 thanks to a brace of maximums. Lewis landed a 180 of his own in the ninth leg, but missed darts at double allowed Anderson to lead for the first time. Lewis levelled in the tenth, before securing a point after landing double sixteen in the eleventh, and with the momentum now in his favour, the newly crowned UK Open champion was able to seal victory in a thrilling last leg. Photo: PDC After the pair had shared the opening two legs on throw it was Lewis who moved into the early lead, taking three legs in a row to open up a 4-1 advantage during the early stages. “I started like a train