Draw released for Day Two at PDC Super Series: Opening winner Cullen to face Baggish, Anderson to take on Kleermaker
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The second day of action at the PDC Super Series begins shortly with the second Players Championship title of the week up for grabs.
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Joe Cullen claimed victory on the opening day seeing off Jonny Clayton in the final after winning the final title in the Winter Series as well as the first of this season.
He is set to face Danny Baggish in the opening round today as he looks for back-to-back titles.
Other big names involved include Michael van Gerwen who lost early on to Lewy Williams yesterday. He starts against Steve West today.
Gerwyn Price, the World Champion and World Number One will face yesterday's semi-finalist and compatriot, Jon Worsley.
While Peter Wright will aim to correct a poor opening day when he averaged in the mid 70's in losing to Michael Unterbuchner. But he has Alan Soutar who made a good opening run on Day One.
Other top ties include Rob Cross against Martin Schindler, Krzysztof Ratajski facing Dimitri van den Bergh, Martijn Kleermaker taking on Gary Anderson while Raymond van Barneveld's return continues against Ryan Murray.
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Play begins at 2pm GMT with the action covered all day on our Live Blog below.
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PDC Super Series Day Two draw (Players Championship 2)
Last 128
Gerwyn Price - | - Jon Worsley
Aaron Beeney - | - Jason Lowe
Ryan Searle - | - John Michael
Ryan Meikle - | - Maik Kuivenhoven
Rob Cross - | - Martin Schindler
Lorenzo Pronk - | - Peter Jacques
Dave Chisnall - | - Steve Brown
Eddie Lovely - | - William Borland
Nathan Aspinall - | - Gordon Mathers
Jason Heaver - | - Jeffrey De Zwaan
Madars Razma - | - Simon Whitlock
Krzysztof Kciuk - | - Mark McGeeney
Devon Petersen - | - Mickey Mansell
John Brown - | - Geert Nentjes
Gabriel Clemens - | - Keane Barry
Joe Murnan - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Peter Wright - | - Alan Soutar
Peter Hudson - | - Jack Main
Ross Smith - | - Martin Lukeman
Boris Koltsov - | - Callan Rydz
Danny Noppert - | - Luke Humphries
Ryan Murray - | - Raymond van Barneveld
Brendan Dolan - | - Jeff Smith
Adrian Lewis - | - Andrew Gilding
José de Sousa - | - Ritchie Edhouse
Alan Tabern - | - Scott Waites
Martijn Kleermaker - | - Gary Anderson
Ricky Evans - | - Brett Claydon
Ian White - | - Max Hopp
Boris Krcmar - | - Karel Sedlacek
Glen Durrant - | - Daniel Larsson
Ciaran Teehan - | - Niels Zonneveld
Joe Cullen - | - Danny Baggish
James Wilson - | - Martin Atkins (Wigan)
Kim Huybrechts - | - Rowby-John Rodriguez
Scott Mitchell - | - Andy Boulton
Damon Heta - | - Michael Unterbuchner
Darius Labanauskas - | - Ted Evetts
Daryl Gurney - | - Kai Fan Leung
Steve Beaton - | - Gary Blades
James Wade - | - David Evans
Jesus Noguera - | - Martin Thomas
Vincent van der Voort - | - Jake Jones
Berry van Peer - | - Steffen Siepmann
Krzysztof Ratajski - | - Dimitri Van den Bergh
Harald Leitinger - | - Justin Pipe
Dirk van Duijvenbode - | - Keegan Brown
Kirk Shepherd - | - Luke Woodhouse
Michael van Gerwen - | - Steve West
Adam Hunt - | - Steve Lennon
Ryan Joyce - | - Adam Gawlas
John Henderson - | - Matthew Edgar
Jonny Clayton - | - Bradley Brooks
Mike De Decker - | - Ron Meulenkamp
Mervyn King - | - Darren Webster
Michael Rasztovits - | - Luc Peters
Michael Smith - | - Lewis Williams
Josh Payne - | - Lisa Ashton
Stephen Bunting - | - Chas Barstow
Geert De Vos - | - Zoran Lerchbacher
Mensur Suljovic - | - Andy Hamilton
Nick Kenny - | - William O'Connor
Jermaine Wattimena - | - Chris Dobey
Derk Telnekes - | - Jelle Klaasen

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