Cross, beaten at the second-round stage in each of the last three years, trailed 3-2 at the end of the first session but he won all five legs of the second session - with an average of 112 - to sweep into a 7-3 lead.Having taken out 121'Voltage'then added a classy 116 The Rangers first-team squad arrived at the service along with former captain Richard Gough and players Sasa Papac and Nikica Jelavic. Ibrox great John Greig and legend Ally McCoist, who replaced Walter as manager in 2011, were also in attendance. "It's a really good learning environment. The man I am today compared to the man I was a year ago... I'm a way better player. I'm thankful for the environment - I love it." "It is a new test for me to challenge myself against some of the big names on the other side of the world, and I am looking forward to making home at Hull FC having heard a lot of good things about the club and the city."