The draw for the Auckland Darts Masters 2017 has been made on Thursday morning. The event will kick off on Friday morning (8am BST) in Auckland, marking the fourth event of the World Series of Darts 2017.
Michael Smith and Rob Szabo will kick off the first round session, while Peter Wright takes on World Youth Champion Corey Cadby in the last game.
Schedule of Play
Friday August 11 (8am BST)
First Round
08:00 uur Michael Smith v Rob Szabo
08:30 uur Daryl Gurney v Rob Modra
09:00 uur James Wade v Mark Cleaver
09:30 uur Raymond van Barneveld v Warren Parry
10:00 uur Phil Taylor v Darren Herewini
10:30 uur Simon Whitlock v Cody Harris
11:00 uur Gary Anderson v Kyle Anderson
11:30 uur Peter Wright v Corey Cadby
All games best of 11 legs
Michael Smith and Rob Szabo will kick off the first round session, while Peter Wright takes on World Youth Champion Corey Cadby in the last game.
Schedule of Play
Friday August 11 (8am BST)
First Round
08:00 uur Michael Smith v Rob Szabo
08:30 uur Daryl Gurney v Rob Modra
09:00 uur James Wade v Mark Cleaver
09:30 uur Raymond van Barneveld v Warren Parry
10:00 uur Phil Taylor v Darren Herewini
10:30 uur Simon Whitlock v Cody Harris
11:00 uur Gary Anderson v Kyle Anderson
11:30 uur Peter Wright v Corey Cadby
All games best of 11 legs
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— RTL7Darts (@rtl7darts) 9 August 2017
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