The draw has been released for the Brisbane Darts Masters with Simon Whitlock set to face off with Corey Cadby once again.
Peter Wright who claimed the last win on the World Series will face experienced player Justin Thompson at the Brisbane Darts Masters. Also among the ties include Rob Cross versus Tim Pusey, with Pusey impressing in Auckland.
Michael van Gerwen will meet Mark Claever, while compatriot Raymond van Barneveld is set to clash with Gordon Mathers. US Darts Masters champion Gary Anderson plays Damon Heta.
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Draw 2018 Brisbane Darts Masters
Peter Wright v Justin Thompson
Michael Smith v Raymond Smith
Rob Cross v Tim Pusey
Simon Whitlock v Corey Cadby
Michael van Gerwen v Mark Cleaver
Kyle Anderson v Barry Gardner
Gary Anderson v Damon Heta
Raymond van Barneveld v Gordon Mathers
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Michael van Gerwen will meet Mark Claever, while compatriot Raymond van Barneveld is set to clash with Gordon Mathers. US Darts Masters champion Gary Anderson plays Damon Heta.
Click here for more information about this tournament.
Draw 2018 Brisbane Darts Masters
Peter Wright v Justin Thompson
Michael Smith v Raymond Smith
Rob Cross v Tim Pusey
Simon Whitlock v Corey Cadby
Michael van Gerwen v Mark Cleaver
Kyle Anderson v Barry Gardner
Gary Anderson v Damon Heta
Raymond van Barneveld v Gordon Mathers
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