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Menzies withdraws from World Matchplay Darts after becoming unwell on stage

Menzies withdraws from World Matchplay Darts after becoming unwell on stage
Sky Sports Football Wednesday 22 July 2026, 19:43 UTC 1 min read
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World Matchplay Darts: Cameron Menzies withdraws after becoming unwell on stage during second-round match against Ross Smith Wednesday 22 July 2026 20:09, UK Cameron Menzies' match against Ross Smith at the World Matchplay Darts was abandoned after the Scot fell ill and was taken off stage for medical attention on Wednesday night. Menzies was 2-1 up in the second-round match when he doubled over in discomfort and appeared to become unsteady on his feet, with both Smith and the match...

World Matchplay Darts: Cameron Menzies withdraws after becoming unwell on stage during second-round match against Ross Smith Wednesday 22 July 2026 20:09, UK Cameron Menzies' match against Ross Smith at the World Matchplay Darts was abandoned after the Scot fell ill and was taken off stage for medical attention on Wednesday night. Menzies was 2-1 up in the second-round match when he doubled over in discomfort and appeared to become unsteady on his feet, with both Smith and the match officials coming to his aid. Medics continue to assess Menzies following the incident, but confirmed he was conscious and talking to his partner. The match was officially abandoned, with Smith progressing to the quarter-finals. More to follow...
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