Lewis and Wade crash out

Adrian Lewis and world No 3 James Wade were both dumped out of the PartyPoker.net European Championship.

Lewis suffered a humiliating 6-0 defeat to Ian White in the biggest upset of the tournament in Germany, while Colin Lloyd rolled back the years to earn a 6-3 win over Wade.

White took advantage of three missed doubles in the opening leg against Lewis, and that set the tone for a one-sided all-Stoke clash.

"It's amazing and I would never have expected to win 6-0 - I'm lost for words," said White.

"Everything went for me and I couldn't seem to miss. I took my chances and the first leg was pretty important because it settled me down."

Lloyd romped into a 4-1 lead and held on to record his seventh win over Wade in their last eight meetings.

Meanwhile, Raymond van Barneveld posted a career-best televised average of 113.04 as he cruised to a 6-1 victory over Terry Jenkins.

The popular Dutchman now faces a mouthwatering second-round tie against in-form compatriot Michael van Gerwen, who also posted a three-figure average in his tense 6-5 win over Andy Smith.

The "Pieman" roared back from 4-1 down to force a deciding leg, but he missed two match darts and Van Gerwen capitalised to hit double four.