Later, a Downing Street spokesperson representing Prime Minister Boris Johnson followed up Javid's remarks by urging the England and Wales Cricket Board to "investigate this thoroughly and quickly" and "take action where needed". The Slovenian won her fourth game in a row to take the lead for the first time and then closed out the set on serve. "Of course he can come back. He's young, winning all those titles and being number one in the world, he's got that hunger. Now he's got not just me and Gezzy challenging him, you've got other players out there. All these other guys that are playing some fantastic darts. It's just anyone's at the moment. But for number one at the moment, it's between us three." By then Babar was in full flow, punishing anything short and reaching his half-century from 39 balls, with the partnership progressing beyond three figures before he eventually pulled Wiese (1-30) into the hands of deep mid-wicket.