
The draw has been released ahead of the second PDC UK Challenge Tour event of the day in Milton Keynes.
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Split into UK and European due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, Tour Card holders and World Championship participants will come from both through the Order of Merit system.
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The likes of Richie Burnett, Wayne Warren, James Richardson, Robert Thornton, Fallon Sherrock and Wes Newton are all involved this weekend.
Of course there is also spots available for Players Championship tournaments going forward as well as the aforementioned rewards.
Play will commence at the end of Challenge Tour Event One which is currently in the Quarter-Finals as of time of writing.
PDC UK Challenge Tour Event Two Draw
Last 256
Ricky Clarke - | - Nick Fullwell
Suzanne Smith - | - Darren Johnson
Micheal Fearon - | - Carl Wilkinson
Lee Evans - | - Chris Quantock
A.J. Urmston-Toft - | - Cameron Menzies
Scott Hope - | - Mike Norton
Adrian Gray - | - Nathan Boon
Wayne Warren - | - Sean Fisher
Josie Paterson - | - Reece Robinson
David Edwards - | - Martin Green
Lloyd Pennell - | - James Richardson
Jordan Brooks - | - Darren Armstrong
Dave Prins - | - Alan Norris
Sam Ward - | - John Teal
Shaun Moughtin - | - Shaun McDonald
Kevin McDine - | - Adrian Devine
Craig Searle - | - Greg Ritchie
Ronnie Rickner - | - Scott Marsh
Mike Warburton - | - Neilie Brouder
Deta Hedman - | - Ben Adams
Steven Bradley - | - Curtis Turner
Freddy Still - | - Aden Kirk
Arron Monk - | - Andy Jenkins
Ross MacDougall - | - Jason Hogg
Corrine Hammond - | - Lewis Pride
Steven Kirkham - | - Martyn Turner
Jimmy McKirdy - | - Liam Meek
Brian Hallas - | - David Neads
Billy Gallie - | - Luke Ely
Robbie Ellis - | - Stu Wilson
Adam Smith-Neale - | - Ben Quenby
Chris Craven - | - Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Reece Colley - | - Joe Singleton
Jamie Venning - | - Jonathan Hayllor
Ian Mackenzie - | - Mark Lawrence
David Ladley - | - Stephen Gallimore
Robert Rickwood - | - Graham Vernon
Chris Hogg - | - Graham Usher
Kevin Garcia - | - Dan Read
Anastasia Dobromyslova - | - Owen Maiden
Stuart White - | - Nick Jennings
Matt Clark - | - Rhys Hayden
Glenn Gibson - | - Fred Box
Kevin Burness - | - Robert Thornton
Alex Long - | - Coni Singh Nagi
Charlie Symons - | - Niall Culleton
John Bowles - | - Sam Booth
Carter Guiney - | - Adam Mould
Keelan Kay - | - Prakash Jiwa
Simon McCall - | - Wayne France
Stephen McNally - | - Ian Jopling
Connor Scutt - | - Jamie Durrant
Richie Burnett - | - Lee Cocks
Martin Pratt - | - Joe Main
Tony Newell - | - Michael Barnard
Thomas Lovely - | - Adam Huckvale
Matthew Dennant - | - Fallon Sherrock
Nicholas Bell - | - Wayne Glover
Mark Kingdon - | - Shane Price
Lee Hayes - | - Luke Smith
Paul Holloway - | - Tony Procter
Janis Mustafejevs - | - Justin Hood
Nathan Rafferty - | - Killian Heffernan
Sam Hunter - | - Jim McEwan
Lloyd Wintle - | - Nathan Derry
Chas Barstow - | - Wayne Brill
Barrie Bates - | - Kieran Evans
James Woodhouse - | - Reece Pauling
Gavin Carlin - | - Stephen Burton
Jim Williams - | - Callum Goffin
Jack Neary - | - Hamond Kumar
Simon Sparrow - | - John O'Shea
Paul Mitchell - | - Jake Carter
Jamie Robinson - | - Paul Berriman
Coby Jones-Swanson - | - Derek Lumley
Antony Allen - | - Brian Woods
Martin Thomas - | - Robert Owen
Gareth Starling - | - David Pallett
Colin Osborne - | - Nathan Girvan
Kai Haddock - | - Shane McGuirk
Kyle Richardson - | - Aaron Turner
Jack Vincent - | - Justin Smith
Scott Williams - | - James Bishop (Reading)
Conan Whitehead - | - Stuart Reeve
Frankie Ansell - | - Bradley Holme
Dan Green - | - Darren Beveridge
Neil MacDougall - | - Bleddyn Lyons
Jason Gallagher - | - Ryan Hogarth
Diogo Portela - | - Robert Collins
Last 128
John Imrie - | - Steve Earley
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Kenneth Matthews - | -
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Dave Bayton - | -
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Matt Jackson - | -
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Mark Esson - | - Ryan Harrington
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Danny Moore - | -
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Richard Smith - | -
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Carl Beattie - | -
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Jason Askew - | - David Nicholson
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Philip Borthwick - | -
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Josh McCarthy - | -
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Kelvin Hart - | -
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Wes Newton - | - Daniel Day
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Joe Davis - | -
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Anthony Brown - | -
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Gary Stafford - | -
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Michael Baker - | - Daniel Lauby
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Sam Cankett - | -
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Dean Jones (Wales) - | -
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Dom Taylor - | -
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Richard North - | - Jamie Clark
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Luke Hardy - | -
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Lee Davies - | -
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Derek Coulson - | -
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Scott Taylor - | - Rhys Griffin
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Scottie Walters - | -
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Ryan Furness - | -
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Richie Walsh - | -
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Steve Hine - | -
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Brad Phillips - | -
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Lorraine Winstanley - | -
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Ben Hazel - | -
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