180s1
140+5
100+8
Completed Match
Full breakdown modeNew Zealand Darts Masters 2023 • Round of 16 • 4 Aug 2023, 07:10 UTC
WinnerRob Cross
Score6–3
ModeFull breakdown
AI match summary
Awaiting recap signalThis match page now supports a dedicated completed-match recap path, but the post-match summary signal is not populated for this one yet.
Edge result
Prediction unavailableNo clean edge
There is not enough structured preview output here yet to judge whether the pre-match edge landed.
Player performance comparison
Final stat splitRob Cross avg82.8
Warren Parry avg76.3
Rob Cross checkout31.6%
Warren Parry checkout21.4%
Core match stats
Better values highlightedRob CrossWarren Parry
82.8
3-dart averageRob Cross edge
76.3
91
First 9 averageRob Cross edge
79.6
31.6%
Checkout %Rob Cross edge
21.4%
8
100+Warren Parry edge
13
5
140+Level
5
1
180sLevel
1
106
Highest checkoutWarren Parry edge
118
Key performance insights
Driven by the final stat split and leg availabilityRob Cross created the cleaner scoring base with a 6.5 point edge in 3-dart average.
Rob Cross was the sharper finisher, clearing chances 10.1 percentage points better on doubles.
Rob Cross set the tone earlier in legs, opening with a 11.4 point First 9 advantage.
Scoring summary
Power scoring and volume180s1
140+5
100+13
Finishing summary
Checkout quality and conversionCheckout %31.6%
Highest checkout106
Checkouts6/19
Checkout %21.4%
Highest checkout118
Checkouts3/14
Momentum strip
Match flow by legL1Parry W.
L2Rob Cross
L3Rob Cross
L4Rob Cross
L5Parry W.
L6Rob Cross
L7Parry W.
L8Rob Cross
L9Rob Cross
Leg-by-leg table
9 legs capturedLegWinnerDartsCheckout
Leg 1
Parry W.
20
78
Leg 2
Rob Cross
20
44
Leg 3Streak of 2
Rob Cross
17
77
Leg 4Streak of 3
Rob Cross
25
4
Leg 5
Parry W.
18
118
Leg 6
Rob Cross
14Fast leg
76
Leg 7
Parry W.
13Fast leg
40
Leg 8
Rob Cross
15Fast leg
106
Leg 9Streak of 2
Rob Cross
13Fast leg
40
Match stats
2 player rowsAI edge post-mortem
Work in progressRob Cross closed this out 6–3, and the completed-match recap now has the right scaffolding to explain the result with more than a shrug.