Field confirmed for 2019 World Grand Prix: Six players set for Dublin debut
PDCMonday, 23 September 2019 at 09:15
The field has been confirmed for 2019 World Grand Prix with six players set to make their debut in Dublin.
The double start tournament returns from October 6-12 with the confirmed field taken from the top 16 on the PDC Order of Merit and the top 16 from the ProTour Order of Merit.
Top eight will be seeded from the PDC Order of Merit, defending champion Michael van Gerwen is number one seed. Other former winners in Daryl Gurney and James Wade are also in the top eight.
UK Open Champion Nathan Aspinall makes his debut at the CityWest alongside Krzysztof Ratajski, Glen Durrant, Jamie Hughes, Chris Dobey and Dimitri van den Bergh - who held on to the final spot at the last minute.
Dutch quartet Jermaine Wattimena, Jeffrey de Zwaan and Danny Noppert are also part of the line-up with the likes of fan favourite John Henderson also qualifying.
Field World Grand Prix 2019
Top 16 PDC Order of Merit
(1) Michael van Gerwen
(2) Rob Cross
(3) Daryl Gurney
(4) Gary Anderson
(5) Michael Smith
(6) Gerwyn Price
(7) Peter Wright
(8) James Wade
Mensur Suljovic
Ian White
Dave Chisnall
Simon Whitlock
Nathan Aspinall
Jonny Clayton
Adrian Lewis
Joe Cullen
(2) Rob Cross
(3) Daryl Gurney
(4) Gary Anderson
(5) Michael Smith
(6) Gerwyn Price
(7) Peter Wright
(8) James Wade
Mensur Suljovic
Ian White
Dave Chisnall
Simon Whitlock
Nathan Aspinall
Jonny Clayton
Adrian Lewis
Joe Cullen
Pro Tour Qualifiers
Krzysztof Ratajski
Glen Durrant
Jermaine Wattimena
Jamie Hughes
Jeffrey de Zwaan
Ricky Evans
Steve Beaton
Keegan Brown
Chris Dobey
Stephen Bunting
Danny Noppert
Max Hopp
John Henderson
Vincent van der Voort
Mervyn King
Dimitri van den Bergh
Glen Durrant
Jermaine Wattimena
Jamie Hughes
Jeffrey de Zwaan
Ricky Evans
Steve Beaton
Keegan Brown
Chris Dobey
Stephen Bunting
Danny Noppert
Max Hopp
John Henderson
Vincent van der Voort
Mervyn King
Dimitri van den Bergh
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