Anderson, 27, was pushed hard by Mark Dawes, an English qualifier, before winning 8-8, 9-5. He trailed 8-4 in the first set with two ends remaining but secured a draw by scoring a single and a great treble on the last.
Stewart Anderson and Darren Burnett, the Scots who qualified for the pairs final on Monday, suffered contrasting fortunes in the singles at the FredOlsen Cruise Lines World Indoor Championships at Potters Leisure Resort, Hopton on Sea, Norfolk yesterday, writes Anne Dunwoodie.
Anderson, 27, was pushed hard by Mark Dawes, an English qualifier, before winning 8-8, 9-5. He trailed 8-4 in the first set with two ends remaining but secured a draw by scoring a single and a great treble on the last.
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