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The Somerset-born star beat Van Veen in his Group D opener despite averaging just 91.24, while that figure rose to 94.67 against Price. Unfortunately for Searle, an improvement on his first outing of the tournament still wasn't enough to be competitive. Price was superior in every facet and doubled his opponent's totals in maximums and 140+ throws recorded, finishing the clash with a huge average of 110.51. The rampage included a particularly impressive 121 checkout in the third leg as Searle strained and struggled to gain any kind of foothold in the match. READ MORE: PDC star Stephen Bunting 'does an Andre Onana' while Dave Chisnall throws match darts READ MORE: 'American Peter Wright' batters namesake as darts fans fall in love with new hero And the rest of the PDC elite will be on high alert after witnessing the Welshman in his most unrelenting form. It means Price is the first competitor to book his place in the knockout stages of this year's competition, with a group game against Gian van Veen still to be played on Monday. And it took Price all of seven minutes to seal five legs without reply from 'Heavy Metal'. The three-time Grand Slam of Darts champion continued his quest for a fourth crown in Wolverhampton by notching the first one-sided scoreline of the tournament thus far. 'The Iceman' lived up to his name on Sunday as Gerwyn Price looked quite the cool customer en route to a 5-0 thrashing of Ryan Searle.

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