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Unfortunately for him Wayne Mardle runs out a 3-1 in sets winner in James's fourth consecutive final to take the £5,000 first prize. James has to make do with £2,500.

Andy Jenkins continues his return to form with another quarter final place before losing out to Alan Tabern. Andy collects £600 towards his Order of Merit total.

Andy starts his campaign for the £80,000 first prize against reigning World Cup and European Cup Singles champion Mark Webster.

World Matchplay and World Grand Prix champion James Wade kicks off against January's Lakeside runner up Phill Nixon in his quest to lift a third major television title in five months.

The £60,000 event gets underway on Friday 16 November with televised matches on the Saturday and Sunday when eight seeded players join the Men's Singles event.

Roy and Paul must wait to see who they play as they both join the event in the third round. If they win four matches each Roy will face Martin Adams in the TV phase while Paul will face Tony O'Shea

Wendy joins the untelevised Ladies' event in round 2 against Czech Blanka Vojtkova who won her home country's Open last year. Wendy qualified by winning the Maltese Open. Anastasia Dobromyslova, seeded fourth is the top ranked player on her board.

Andy Jenkins will meet John Part, Mark Webster and Gary Mawson in his group of the 32 man event.

The £300,000 event will be the biggest live televised event in ITV history. It takes place between 17 and 25 November in Wolverhampton.

Andy Jenkins has a great run to the quarter finals and Colin Monk lasts until the last 16.

Ian Eames and Jason Crawley both win their first matches but are beaten in round two.

Bob Crawley, Andy Jenkins and Ian Critchett both reach the last 64.

Colin Monk, Robbie Newland and Jason Crawley all win their opening matches but go out in the second round.

Hogan collects £700 for the runners up spot.

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If the promoters apply the same criteria as last year Paul will be invited to Lakeside and there will be four qualifying spots plus the World Master.

He almost sinks the first 9 darter in World Grand Prix History despite the double start but misses the last dart at the bull.

He plays Terry Jenkins tomorrow in a repeat of the World Matchplay final.

James raced into a two set lead in great style but was pegged back in the third before taking the fourth to win the match.

James plays Alex Roy in the next round.

Dubliner Jason Barry delighted the partisan home crowd by taking the first set before Andy reeled off three successive legs to level the match.

A great break of throw gave Barry an excellent chance at the start of the deciding set but Andy broke back immediately with an amazing 12 darter. The next two legs went with throw and Andy's throw advantage in the last leg proved vital as he edged over the finishing line just ahead of the plucky Irishman.

Andy now faces Mark Dudbridge in round 2.

James Wade makes the last sixteen, also losing to van Barneveld.

Bob Crawley has another good day ousting Terry Jenkins before losing 5-3 to Roland Scholten in the last 32.

Ian Eames has an excellent win over Jason Clark who narrowly missed out last weekend on a spot in the Grand Slam of Darts before Sean Palfrey ends his hopes by 5-3.

Wendy Reinstadtler is the best lady player and Paul Hogan has an excellent average of over 93 in the Men's.

Bob Crawley has a great run to the last sixteen before being edged out by Tony Eccles.

Danny Pinhorne has a fantastic win over twice World Champion John Part and reaches the last 32 where he loses out 3-2 to Chris Mason.

Andy Jenkins also makes the last 32 and goes down by the same scoreline to Mark Dudbridge.

Elaine Harty and Steve Hayter are the pick of the day's performances.