Draw released for Day One at PDC Super Series 4: Anderson to face Cross, Price set for Murnan clash on return to tour
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The draw has been released ahead of the opening day of action at PDC Super Series 4 which is set to begin at 2pm BST later today.
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Over the course of the next four days, there will be the same amount of Players Championship tournaments at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes as the road to the World Matchplay continues.
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For Gerwyn Price in particular, it is the first action he has had in 90 days and he will start life back on the tour following his Premier League exclusion with Joe Murnan to face.
While Michael van Gerwen has not won a title yet this year and could make it the first seven months of the year without one if he doesn't strike in Milton Keynes. Jake Jones is first for the Green Machine.
Other top ties include Gary Anderson facing Rob Cross, Ian White taking on Simon Whitlock. As well as Damon Heta facing Ricky Evans and Nathan Aspinall having a clash with Keane Barry.
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PDC Super Series 4 Day One (Players Championship 13) Draw
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