The first semi-final is scheduled for 2025 Bahrain Dart Masters and will be number 1 in the world Luke Humphries fans face Stephen Bunting an exciting start to the last session in Sakhir.
Humphries put on a clinic, giving Aspinall a broken heart. He survived a match shuttle against “The Asp” before cashing in 123 to seal a 6-5 victory. It was a good series opener for “The Asp” because despite an infection in his throwing arm, he is still a producer.
This is also evidenced by the fact that in the defeat against the former world champion he scored an average of 101 points. Certainly a lot of positives to go to Den Bosch with. But it’s Humphries who comes through.
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While the second quarter-final was not successful in many respects. Stephen Bunting batted effortlessly Chris Dobey 6-0 with an average of nearly 112.
‘The Bullet’, who like Dobey reached the semi-finals of the World Championship, was perhaps one of the leading figures in Ally Pally’s bid for glory and perhaps gave Littler a little too much respect in their draw.
Just like before, he was one of the best players of last season. Being selected for the Premier League is likely to give him a real spring in action, as well as World Series responsibilities, and these are signs of a return to the elite, and he certainly showed why tonight.
In addition to the 111.3 average that destroyed Dobey in twice quick time, he also hit four 180s and 60% in doubles. Given Humphries’ close shave, if this Bunting shows up, he could put up a real battle.
All eyes may be on Humphries’ final battle with Littler, but Bunting will be intent on containing that when he returns to the World Series.
