The Dutchman was imperious for large periods- following up a merciless display against Ashton by firing in a 115.19 average against Joe Cullen - the highest in Grand Slam history. The fly-half kicked the decisive penalty in Sunday's 15-13 win over Australia as Gregor Townsend's side notched their third victory this year over teams currently in the world's top six. Before the break Preston had a second penalty appeal waved away when Isaiah Jones slid in and Josh Earl fell to the floor, with white shirts surrounding the referee. "I am starting to perform a little bit better - except for the final - but I don't like picking up runner-up trophies. It doesn't count for anything, I'm a winner."Sunday October 17Afternoon SessionQuarter-FinalsNathan Aspinall 10-9 Danny NoppertMichael van Gerwen 10-8 Gerwyn PriceRob Cross 10-5 Jose de SousaJoe Cullen 10-7 Mensur SuljovicEvening SessionSemi-FinalsMichael van Gerwen 11-10 Nathan AspinallRob Cross 11-3 Joe CullenFinalRob Cross 11-8 Michael van Gerwen