Further teams have been announced for the World Cup of Darts at the end of May. Team Brazil was finalised recently but now Denmark, Finland and Sweden have announced their teams.
Per Laursen who keeps his ever present record at the event will team with Henrik Primdal. Primdal is a debutant at the World Cup of Darts having mainly plied his trade on the Nordic and Baltic Tour.
He hasn’t qualified for any Euro Tour’s unlike most of the other participents and has a best of a Quarter-Final on the tour.
Marko Kantele and Kim Viljanen will again compete for Finland. Two well known figures. Kantele is known for his participation on the Euro Tour and he will be in Leverkusen next weekend.
Viljanen competes at the World Championship most years and like alluded to they continue their runs at the tournament.
Finally Daniel Larsson and Dennis Nilsson will compete for Sweden. This means Magnus Caris loses his ever present run as part of the team with Nilsson replacing him in the team. Larsson continues his run in the team.
He hasn’t qualified for any Euro Tour’s unlike most of the other participents and has a best of a Quarter-Final on the tour.
Marko Kantele and Kim Viljanen will again compete for Finland. Two well known figures. Kantele is known for his participation on the Euro Tour and he will be in Leverkusen next weekend.
Viljanen competes at the World Championship most years and like alluded to they continue their runs at the tournament.
Finally Daniel Larsson and Dennis Nilsson will compete for Sweden. This means Magnus Caris loses his ever present run as part of the team with Nilsson replacing him in the team. Larsson continues his run in the team.
Betway World Cup of Darts Teams
Brazil: Diogo Portela & Bruno Rangel
Denmark: Per Laursen & Henrik Primdal
Finland: Marko Kantele & Kim Viljanen
Sweden: Daniel Larsson & Dennis Nilsson
Brazil: Diogo Portela & Bruno Rangel
Denmark: Per Laursen & Henrik Primdal
Finland: Marko Kantele & Kim Viljanen
Sweden: Daniel Larsson & Dennis Nilsson
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