Cameron Menzies Gets Medical Help After Falling Ill During Darts Match

Cameron Menzies has stopped playing in the World Matchplay due to health issues. He had to leave the stage to get medical help during his match against Ross Smith.

Cameron Menzies and Ross Smith were competing to get into the third round when Menzies became unwell. The PDC said Menzies cannot continue playing, so Ross Smith moves on to the quarter-finals. The next match will start soon. Menzies was taken ill during the game. Ross Smith will play in the next round.

Sky Sports' Emma Paton said: 'Cameron Menzies felt sick when he was winning 2-1 against Ross Smith. The doctors checked him, and he is okay but will not play tonight.'

The PDC said more about what happened to Cameron Menzies during his match against Ross Smith on Wednesday.

Cameron Menzies had high blood pressure, which made him feel dizzy and faint. The medical team checked him and said he can go back to his place.

We wish Cameron Menzies all the best and hope to see him play again soon.

Menzies was winning 2-1 when he started to struggle, and the game was stopped because he looked uncomfortable.

Commentator Rod Studd said: 'This is worrying. Ross Smith is helping him, and the referees are too. He has gone off stage to get medical help.'

Mark Webster said: 'Ross Smith is clearly worried. He will support him.'

While the medics help Cameron, he needs to stay calm. We just hope Cameron is okay.

Emma Paton said: 'Cameron Menzies is still being checked, but he is awake, sitting up, and talking to his partner.'

Glen Durrant said: 'We all care about Cameron Menzies right now. He is playing very well, and this is tough for him. It's a difficult situation.'

After Cameron Menzies stopped playing, the next match started earlier than planned.

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