Japanese darts sensation Mikuru Suzuki produced a brilliant performance to down world number one Lisa Ashton in straight sets and claim her second straight women's BDO world darts championship title. The 37-year-old, seeded second, posted an 83.39 three-dart average to beat four-time champion Ashton in three tight sets.
The successful title defence caps an incredible 12 months for Suzuki, who burst onto the scene last January by winning the world title with an average of over 90 in the final.
"The first time I couldn't believe it, and the second time I couldn't believe it as well," 'The Miracle' Suzuki told Eurosport.
She has since appeared at both the men's PDC Grand Slam of Darts and the PDC World Championship, where she fell agonisingly short of becoming the first woman to ever beat a man in the tournament with a deciding-leg loss to James Richardson in the opening round last month.
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