Gary Anderson was pushed to his limits but won a last-leg decider against exciting BDO youngster Danny Noppert at the Grand Slam of Darts on Thursday. Dutchman Noppert did much to announce himself as a future star in the second-round tie with a doubling masterclass - as he led 6-4, he was yet to miss a shot at a double.Anderson, the PDC world champion, held his nerve in the face of such pressure. By allowing Noppert just two efforts at a double in the remainder of the match, the Scot was able to string together five consecutive legs to build a crucial lead. From 9-6 down, a brilliant 107 check-out showed Noppert still had some resolve and he forced a shoot-out which Anderson pinched. Noppert broke with a 164 check-out on the bull Raymond van Barneveld ended the run of the BDOs No 1 player, Glen Durrant, with a 10-7 victory and will play Anderson next. Raymond van Barneveld admitted he felt tired during his match with Glen Durrant Barney was 5-2 ahead in the early exchanges but Durrant displayed toughness to justify his position in the latter stages of such a competition, grinding back to force a tense finish.James Wade demonstrated that the up-and-coming Benito van de Pas still has some improvements to make before joining the elite, dishing out a 10-2 win. James Wade completed a 160 check-out The unforgiving Wade stormed into an 8-0 lead and looked likely to whitewash Van de Pas, but the young Dutchman finally steadied himself to put some legs on the scoreboard before his inevitable demise.Wade will next play Chris Dobey who nearly threw away a 9-5 lead but eventually pipped Jamie Hughes in a last-leg shoot-out. Watch the last-leg shoot-out between Dobey and Hughes Dobey missed six darts for the match before confirming his progression, while Hughes had five opportunities that went astray to reach the quarter-finals.World No 60 Dobey appeared to have built an insurmountable lead but wobbled as Hughes, the BDO No 4, found his rhythm. Chris Dobey wins a leg with 10 darts Hughes first beat Dobey with both players stuck on 40 to reduce the deficit to 9-7, before a brilliant 107 check-out closed the gap further. Chris Dobey reacts to the biggest result of his career Hughes drew level at nine apiece and, remarkably, both players found themselves on 24. Hughes missed three darts at double 12, and Dobey ended his challenge with the next shot.Upgrade to Sky Sports now to watch Man Utd v Arsenal this Saturday and get the first six months half price! Also See: Sky Bets darts odds On Sky TV Schedule/Results Features Nike Shox Mens Cheap . 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NEW YORK -- It took just five points of his opening match for Nick Kyrgios to lose his temper at the US Open.Youre giving me a code violation for hitting the ball too hard? he asked the chair umpire on the Old Grandstand, not once or twice but three times at the first change of ends.Kyrgios, a native of Canberra, Australia, had received a warning for smacking a ball away and almost hitting a line judge after an early call didnt go his way against Britains Aljaz Bedene.Look at the dimensions of the court, Kyrgios pleaded. You think I have much space??It was a day of antics at Flushing Meadows for Australias two biggest and most controversial male tennis stars.Bernard Tomic had earlier launched a foul-mouthed verbal volley at a heckler on the same court during his clash with Damir Dzumhur.I think he was just baiting me a bit, Tomic later said in a news conference. I dont want to get into it. I apologised for what I said to him. I think the crowd got happy he left because he was a bit annoying. But its OK.But while Tomic went on to lose his match, Kyrgios appeared to get fired up by his own outburst. He raced into a 4-0 lead before a nagging injury resurfaced and Bedene pegged him back to 5-4.He slammed his towel down in frustration after calling for the trainer, whom he told the problem was getting worse and worse and went off for treatment after wrapping up the first set with an ace.The injury didnt seem to hamper Kyrgios too much for the rest of the match, and he sealed a 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 win to reach the second round, but his temper resurfaced a few more times.He ran into a line judge late in the second set and launched another verbal volley in the umpires direction after lossing the point and the game.ddddddddddddHes standing there, why does he not f---ing move? Kyrgios said. He knows Im running, he just stands there. Thats why you cant have guys [aged] 80-plus being umpires.A couple of overrules from the umpire in the third set also irked Kyrgios. What are you doing? he asked on both occasions.After wrapping up the win, he then said, You have one job to do, bro. Unbelievable.Kyrgios was rather more serene at his postmatch news conference, talking about Pokemon Go and haircuts.?And, unlike Tomic, he seemed to enjoy how close the fans were to the court, even the hecklers.I dont really zone it out, to be honest, he said. Some guy was like, Change your clothes, thats an awful outfit. I was trying to come up with a comeback. I didnt want to say anything. He was an old man. He got me this time.While Kyrgios is unlikely to change his volatile ways on the court, one thing seems clear: Based on his tennis alone, he is capable of going deep at this tournament.My head space last year wasnt the greatest. I was obviously going through a lot of stuff last year through that whole Montreal thing, he said, referring to his infamous sledging of Stanislas Wawrinka, that earned him a fine and a suspended six-month ban.Im seeded 14 here, so I wont meet [Andy] Murray until Im a hell of a lot further through the draw. I feel comfortable in general on the tennis court. I feel more comfortable in my game against whoever I play. I know what I can do. I have beaten quality players. Im not afraid of these guys.Rivals, and line judges, beware. ' ' '