More teams have been confirmed for the World Cup of Darts taking place on May 30th-June 5th in Frankfurt, these include China, Japan and the United States of America as the event's line up edges closer to being confirmed.
As alluded to earlier today, Momo Zhou will become only the second female competitor in the competition after Anastasia Dobromyslova and will partner Xiaochen Zong who she defeated in the qualifier for the event.
After the latest weekend of PDC Asian Tour action, other teams have been decided including Japan who will have the dangerous pairing of Haruki Muramatsu, a World Cup ever-present and Seigo Asada who lost to eventual winner Rob Cross in the World Championship.
Paul Lim and Harith Lim who famously knocked out Scotland's pairing of Peter Wright and Gary Anderson will be back to team with each other forming Team Singapore.
In addition, Thanawat Gaweenuntavong and Attapol Eupakaree will be back for Thailand and as will Royden Lam who will team with debutant Ho-Yin Shek.
Darin Young will be back with former World Matchplay champion Larry Butler due to the pair being the top two in the Championship Darts Organisation Order of Merit after this past weekend. Butler was the run away leader but Young survived competition from the likes of DJ Sayre and Leonard Gates to secure his spot.
One of the surprise packages from last year in Russia who reached the Quarter-Finals will be back with the same duo in Aleksandr Oreshkin and Boris Koltsov with the duo looking to emulate their run from last time.
Teams such as England , Netherlands and Canada are still to be confirmed but the line-up is coming close to being confirmed.
Betway World Cup of Darts
Competing Nations:
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil - Diogo Portela & Bruno Rangel
Canada
China - Momo Zhou & Xiaochen Zong
Czech Republic - Roman Benecky & Karel Sedlacek
Denmark - Per Laursen & Henrik Primdal
England
Finland - Kim Viljanen & Marko Kantele
Germany
Gibraltar
Greece
Hong Kong - Royden Lam & Ho Yin Shek
Hungary - Tamas Alexits & Nandor Bezzeg
Italy - Michel Furlani & Alessio Medaina
Japan - Seigo Asada & Haruki Muramatsu
Netherlands
New Zealand - Cody Harris & Warren Parry
Northern Ireland
Poland
Republic of Ireland
Russia - Boris Koltsov & Aleksandr Oreshkin
Scotland
Singapore - Paul Lim & Harith Lim
South Africa - Devon Petersen & Liam O'Brien
Spain
Sweden - Daniel Larsson & Dennis Nilsson
Switzerland
Thailand - Thanawat Gaweenuntavong & Attapol Eupakaree
United States of America - Larry Butler & Darin Young
Wales
After the latest weekend of PDC Asian Tour action, other teams have been decided including Japan who will have the dangerous pairing of Haruki Muramatsu, a World Cup ever-present and Seigo Asada who lost to eventual winner Rob Cross in the World Championship.
Paul Lim and Harith Lim who famously knocked out Scotland's pairing of Peter Wright and Gary Anderson will be back to team with each other forming Team Singapore.
In addition, Thanawat Gaweenuntavong and Attapol Eupakaree will be back for Thailand and as will Royden Lam who will team with debutant Ho-Yin Shek.
Darin Young will be back with former World Matchplay champion Larry Butler due to the pair being the top two in the Championship Darts Organisation Order of Merit after this past weekend. Butler was the run away leader but Young survived competition from the likes of DJ Sayre and Leonard Gates to secure his spot.
One of the surprise packages from last year in Russia who reached the Quarter-Finals will be back with the same duo in Aleksandr Oreshkin and Boris Koltsov with the duo looking to emulate their run from last time.
Teams such as England , Netherlands and Canada are still to be confirmed but the line-up is coming close to being confirmed.
Betway World Cup of Darts
Competing Nations:
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil - Diogo Portela & Bruno Rangel
Canada
China - Momo Zhou & Xiaochen Zong
Czech Republic - Roman Benecky & Karel Sedlacek
Denmark - Per Laursen & Henrik Primdal
England
Finland - Kim Viljanen & Marko Kantele
Germany
Gibraltar
Greece
Hong Kong - Royden Lam & Ho Yin Shek
Hungary - Tamas Alexits & Nandor Bezzeg
Italy - Michel Furlani & Alessio Medaina
Japan - Seigo Asada & Haruki Muramatsu
Netherlands
New Zealand - Cody Harris & Warren Parry
Northern Ireland
Poland
Republic of Ireland
Russia - Boris Koltsov & Aleksandr Oreshkin
Scotland
Singapore - Paul Lim & Harith Lim
South Africa - Devon Petersen & Liam O'Brien
Spain
Sweden - Daniel Larsson & Dennis Nilsson
Switzerland
Thailand - Thanawat Gaweenuntavong & Attapol Eupakaree
United States of America - Larry Butler & Darin Young
Wales
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