Ben Robb will join Haupai Puha in action on behalf of New Zealand at the World Cup of Darts in June. Puha, as a PDC Tour Card holder, was already assured of his place on the New Zealand team.
The second starting spot was distributed through the DPNZ rankings. The last six DPNZ tournaments of 2023 and the first six tournaments of 2024 counted in this qualifying race.
Robb finished with Kayden Milne on 144 points. The vacant spot eventually went to Robb because he had won one more tournament than his compatriot. For the 35-year-old Robb, it will be his fourth participation in the World Cup of Darts.
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