Were Australia worthy winners? Have your say in the comments section below. Heta gave Australia the early impetus in the final with a stunning whitewash win over a below-par Price, before Whitlock put the fifth seeds on the brink of history after battling past Clayton 4-2.Whitlock struck the decisive blow with a sublime 120 finish to break throw in leg five, and despite missing six match darts at tops, the 53-year-old eventually closed it out at the seventh attempt to double their lead.Australia had the momentum and continued their charge by opening up a two-leg buffer in the doubles contest, but Price and Clayton produced a stirring fightback to prolong the drama.The Welsh pair responded with legs of 15, 14 and 13 darts to force a final leg.
Whitlock missed a dart at double 18 for the title, and Clayton capitalised via double eight to clinch the pairs match and reduce the arrears to 2-1.Clayton then had the opportunity to set up a grandstand finale between Whitlock and Price, but Heta had other ideas, producing a nerveless display in the biggest game of his life.The 34-year-old averaged 99 and crashed in two 180s to fend off the former Premier League champion, pinning his favourite double 16 to spark jubilant celebrations from the Australian duo..
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