Draw released for Czech Darts Open Tour Card Holder Qualifier including Wade, Lewis and Aspinall
PDCFriday, 08 April 2022 at 14:19
The draw has been made for the Tour Card Holder Qualifier ahead of the sixth European Tour of the season - the Czech Darts Open which is due to take place between 13-15 May, 2022.
Among those in the field aiming to qualify include James Wade, Adrian Lewis who will face Glen Durrant, Nathan Aspinall, Ian White and Simon Whitlock.
As usual, it starts off with the Last 96 with the last 24 (the winners of the Last 48) sealing their spots.
There is also a further qualifier later today with the European Darts Grand Prix spots also up for grabs later today for Sindelfingen.
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Draw PDC ET6 Tour Card Holder Qualifier
Last 96
Nathan Aspinall v Krzysztof Kciuk
Ryan Meikle v Devon Petersen
Mervyn King v Jon Worsley
Jim Williams v Andy Boulton
Martin Schindler v John O'Shea
Jason Lowe v Jermaine Wattimena
Madars Razma v Rowby-John Rodriguez
Steve Lennon v Niels Zonneveld
Stephen Bunting v John Henderson
Darius Labanauskas v Lewy Williams
Vincent van der Voort v George Killington
Jeff Smith v Alan Soutar
Chris Dobey v Jimmy Hendriks
Eddie Lovely v Geert Nentjes
Martijn Kleermaker v Keegan Brown
Scott Mitchell v Darren Webster
James Wade v Luc Peters
Josh Rock v Danny Baggish
Mensur Suljovic v Adam Hunt
Ted Evetts v Mike de Decker
Dave Chisnall v David Evans
Joe Murnan v Geert de Vos
Ricky Evans v John Michael
Vladimir Andersen v Mario Vandenbogaerde
Richie Burnett v Ross Montgomery/Jason Heaver
Danny Noppert v Kevin Doets
Andrew Gilding v Mickey Mansell
Ryan Joyce v Florian Hempel
Luke Woodhouse v Jose Justicia/Ricardo Pietreczko
Ross Smith v Radek Szaganski
William O'Connor v Damian Mol
Simon Whitlock v Berry van Peer
Steve Beaton v Jake Jones/Martin Lukeman
Kim Huybrechts v Nick Fullwell
Peter Hudson v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Keane Barry v Jack Main
Kevin Burness v Brett Claydon/Maik Kuivenhoven
Adrian Lewis v Glen Durrant
Tony Martinez v Bradley Brooks
Raymond van Barneveld v Steve West
Matt Campbell v Max Hopp/Gordon Mathers
Callan Rydz v Scott Waites
James Wilson v Danny Jansen
Ritchie Edhouse v Ian White
Jules van Dongen v Ron Meulenkamp/Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Gabriel Clemens v William Borland
Connor Scutt v Shaun Wilkinson
Jamie Hughes v Nathan Rafferty
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