Draw released for PDC UK Challenge Tour Event One including Burnett, Sherrock, Thornton and Newton
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The draw has been released ahead of the start of the PDC UK Challenge Tour which begins on Friday with a double header in Milton Keynes.
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Taking place this year in tandem with a European version of the Challenge Tour due to travel restrictions, it will gleam its own spots in the World Championship and PDC Tour Cards.
There will be 12 events over the course of two weekends with action between 6-8 August 2021 followed by European Tour qualifiers on Monday 9 August.
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Among those taking part include former World Champions in Richie Burnett and Wayne Warren, Wes Newton, Fallon Sherrock and Cameron Menzies who starts a tough test against Richard North.
As well as Jim Williams, James Richardson, Shaun MacDonald and Chas Barstow who have starred in the Online Darts League and ProTour this season.
PDC UK Challenge Tour Event One Draw
Last 256
Darren Armstrong - | - Adam Mould
Carl Beattie - | - Freddy Still
Corrine Hammond - | - Chris Hogg
Robert Collins - | - Thomas Lovely
Ronnie Rickner - | - Mike Norton
Kevin Burness - | - Lloyd Pennell
Scott Marsh - | - Jamie Clark
Conan Whitehead - | - Brian Woods
Robert Owen - | - Brian Hallas
Ricky Clarke - | - Justin Hood
Jim Williams - | - Greg Ritchie
John Teal - | - Barrie Bates
Simon Sparrow - | - Ryan Harrington
Scott Taylor - | - Wayne Brill
Anthony Brown - | - Gary Stafford
Adam Huckvale - | - David Edwards
Bleddyn Lyons - | - Adrian Devine
Jimmy McKirdy - | - Nathan Rafferty
Nick Jennings - | - Jamie Venning
Ben Hazel - | - Robert Rickwood
Steve Earley - | - Antony Allen
Coni Singh Nagi - | - Hamond Kumar
Callum Goffin - | - Darren Beveridge
Luke Ely - | - Wayne France
Dave Prins - | - Jason Hogg
James Woodhouse - | - Nathan Derry
Dom Taylor - | - Fred Box
Brad Phillips - | - Jim McEwan
Stephen Burton - | - Craig Searle
Paul Mitchell - | - Lloyd Wintle
Prakash Jiwa - | - Paul Berriman
Reece Robinson - | - Jonathan Hayllor
Alex Long - | - Kieran Evans
Owen Maiden - | - Deta Hedman
Bradley Holme - | - Steve Hine
Lee Davies - | - Sam Cankett
Wayne Glover - | - Chas Barstow
Frankie Ansell - | - Stuart White
Danny Moore - | - Lewis Pride
Joe Main - | - Derek Coulson
Adrian Gray - | - A.J. Urmston-Toft
Nathan Girvan - | - Dan Green
Wayne Warren - | - Keelan Kay
Connor Scutt - | - Glenn Gibson
James Richardson - | - Lee Hayes
Simon McCall - | - Sam Hunter
Gavin Carlin - | - Joe Davis
Michael Baker - | - Lorraine Winstanley
Rhys Hayden - | - Robert Thornton
Ross MacDougall - | - Aden Kirk
Shane Price - | - Stu Wilson
Richie Walsh - | - Luke Smith
Gareth Starling - | - Kai Haddock
Liam Meek - | - Ben Adams
Ryan Furness - | - Reece Pauling
Jamie Robinson - | - Alan Norris
Richie Burnett - | - Jamie Durrant
Neilie Brouder - | - Daniel Day
Justin Smith - | - Lee Cocks
Aaron Turner - | - Scott Hope
David Nicholson - | - Stephen McNally
Darren Johnson - | - Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Dean Jones (Wales) - | - Martin Pratt
Michael Barnard - | - Wes Newton
Jason Askew - | - Nicholas Bell
Tony Newell - | - Paul Holloway
Daniel Lauby - | - Carl Wilkinson
Steven Kirkham - | - Arron Monk
Mark Kingdon - | - Graham Usher
Janis Mustafejevs - | - Ryan Hogarth
Cameron Menzies - | - Richard North
Curtis Turner - | - James Bishop (Reading)
Andy Jenkins - | - John Bowles
Ian Mackenzie - | - Reece Colley
Philip Borthwick - | - Ian Jopling
Sam Booth - | - Lee Evans
Rhys Griffin - | - Tony Procter
Billy Gallie - | - Colin Osborne
Jake Carter - | - Jack Neary
Kelvin Hart - | - Martyn Turner
Kyle Richardson - | - Stephen Gallimore
Sam Ward - | - David Ladley
Ben Quenby - | - Shaun Moughtin
Anastasia Dobromyslova - | - Mike Warburton
Dave Bayton - | - Killian Heffernan
Kenneth Matthews - | - Jordan Brooks
Diogo Portela - | - David Neads
Last 128
Luke Hardy - | - Derek Lumley
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Niall Culleton - | - Matt Clark
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Neil MacDougall - | -
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Coby Jones-Swanson - | -
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Adam Smith-Neale - | - Jack Vincent
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Joe Singleton - | -
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Jason Gallagher - | -
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Nick Fullwell - | -
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Kevin Garcia - | - Fallon Sherrock
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David Pallett - | -
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Sean Fisher - | -
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John Imrie - | -
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Graham Vernon - | - Chris Craven
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Martin Green - | -
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Mark Lawrence - | -
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Carter Guiney - | -
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Stuart Reeve - | - Mark Esson
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Chris Quantock - | -
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Nathan Boon - | -
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Scott Williams - | -
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Shaun McDonald - | - Scottie Walters
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Dan Read - | -
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Matthew Dennant - | -
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Josh McCarthy - | -
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Robbie Ellis - | - Charlie Symons
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Steven Bradley - | -
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Kevin McDine - | -
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John O'Shea - | -
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Martin Thomas - | - Micheal Fearon
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Matt Jackson - | -
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Richard Smith - | -
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Shane McGuirk - | -
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