Wade off to a good start

Number three seed James Wade made a fine start to his bid for the 2008 Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship on Friday night.

Sat, 22 Dec, 2007 - 09:08

Number three seed James Wade made a fine start to his bid for the 2008 Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship on Friday night.

The World Matchplay and World Grand Prix champion dropped just one leg in a 3-0 destruction of Australian Steve MacArthur at London's Alexandra Palace to reach the last 32.

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CourtsDartsHeathrowPlace: London's Alexandra PalacePlace: CanadaPlace: South AfricaPerson: WadePerson: James WadePerson: Steve MacArthurPerson: Steve BeatonPerson: Steve EvansPerson: John PartPerson: Charles LosperPerson: LosperPerson: Mark DudbridgePerson: Steve HinePerson: Ronnie BaxterPerson: BaxterPerson: Dan OlsonPerson: Phil TaylorPerson: Mark WalshPerson: Jamie CavenPerson: Wayne MardlePerson: Peter ManleyPerson: Alan WarrinerPerson: Shi YongshengPerson: LittlePerson: Colin OsbornePerson: Erwin ExtercattePerson: Andy SmithPerson: Mensur SuljovicEvent: 2008 Ladbrokes.com World Darts ChampionshipEvent: World MatchplayEvent: World Grand PrixEvent: Boxing DayEvent: PDC World Darts Championship
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