Schedule for first two rounds of World Series Of Darts Finals announced
NewsTuesday, 30 October 2018 at 09:00
The World Series Of Darts Finals are coming up this weekend and the schedule has been released for the first two rounds in Vienna.
On the first night, the likes of James Wade, Daryl Gurney and Dimitri van den Bergh will be in action. These first round games are for the right to play the seeded players who come in on Saturday evening.
This includes defending champion Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson and number one seed Peter Wright. Sunday then sees the Quarter-Finals, semi-Finals and final played out over the course of the day leading to one winner.
Schedule of Play
Friday November 2 (2000 Local Time 1900 UK Time)
First Round x8
Raymond Smith v Keegan Brown
Maik Langendorf v Damon Heta
Ian White v Kyle Anderson
Dave Chisnall v Dawson Murschell
Jamie Lewis v Dimitri Van den Bergh
Gerwyn Price v Royden Lam
Steve Beaton v Daryl Gurney
Ross Smith v James Wade
Saturday November 3 (2000 Local Time 1900 UK Time)
Second Round x8
Michael Smith v Ian White/Kyle Anderson
Raymond van Barneveld v Raymond Smith/Keegan Brown
Gary Anderson v Dave Chisnall/Dawson Murschell
Peter Wright v Gerwyn Price/Royden Lam
Simon Whitlock v Steve Beaton/Daryl Gurney
Rob Cross v Jamie Lewis/Dimitri Van den Bergh
Mensur Suljovic v Ross Smith/James Wade
Michael van Gerwen v Maik Langendorf/Damon Heta
Sunday November 4
Afternoon Session (1345 Local Time 1245 UK Time)
Quarter-Finals
Evening Session (2000 Local Time 1900 UK Time)
Semi-Finals
Final
This includes defending champion Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson and number one seed Peter Wright. Sunday then sees the Quarter-Finals, semi-Finals and final played out over the course of the day leading to one winner.
Schedule of Play
Friday November 2 (2000 Local Time 1900 UK Time)
First Round x8
Raymond Smith v Keegan Brown
Maik Langendorf v Damon Heta
Ian White v Kyle Anderson
Dave Chisnall v Dawson Murschell
Jamie Lewis v Dimitri Van den Bergh
Gerwyn Price v Royden Lam
Steve Beaton v Daryl Gurney
Ross Smith v James Wade
Saturday November 3 (2000 Local Time 1900 UK Time)
Second Round x8
Michael Smith v Ian White/Kyle Anderson
Raymond van Barneveld v Raymond Smith/Keegan Brown
Gary Anderson v Dave Chisnall/Dawson Murschell
Peter Wright v Gerwyn Price/Royden Lam
Simon Whitlock v Steve Beaton/Daryl Gurney
Rob Cross v Jamie Lewis/Dimitri Van den Bergh
Mensur Suljovic v Ross Smith/James Wade
Michael van Gerwen v Maik Langendorf/Damon Heta
Sunday November 4
Afternoon Session (1345 Local Time 1245 UK Time)
Quarter-Finals
Evening Session (2000 Local Time 1900 UK Time)
Semi-Finals
Final
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