Field for Brisbane Darts Masters 2019 confirmed

Rob Cross is the defending champion having defeated Michael van Gerwen in the final of last year's event in a brilliant comeback win. Cross is among the line-up for the event joining the aforementioned Van Gerwen; as well as the likes of Gary Anderson, Daryl Gurney and Peter Wright who are the usual five who are involved in these events.

Also added on to that James Wade, Simon Whitlock and Raymond van Barneveld will take their place. Wade and Van Barneveld will both be also involved in the German Darts Masters; as expected it will act as a farewell tour for 'Barney' in Australia and New Zealand.

As usual with these events in Australia, Corey Cadby and Kyle Anderson have both been given wildcards into the tournament. There was also spots through various qualifiers and Order of Merits.

In addition, Damon Heta who impressed last year in the World Series returns as the DPA Number One; with James Bailey also familiar with these events coming in as the DPA Number Two. Both players have performed brilliantly all year on the circuit; so could be dangerous.

As could Haupai Puha who will come into these events also off good form but also a debut in the World Cup of Darts. He claimed victory in DPA Qualifier 1 and he will also be joined by Koha Kokiri and Brendan McCausland. The latter will be making his World Series debut.

Finally Ben Robb who replaced Corey Cadby last year in the Auckland Darts Masters debuts in an Australian World Series event. 'Big Rig' came through the DPNZ Qualifier for the event.

Michael van Gerwen
Rob Cross
Gary Anderson
Daryl Gurney
Peter Wright
James Wade
Simon Whitlock
Raymond van Barneveld

The regional qualifiers are:

Wildcard - Kyle Anderson
Wildcard - Corey Cadby
DPA Number One - Damon Heta
DPA Number Two - James Bailey
DPA Qualifier One - Haupai Puha
DPA Qualifier Two - Koha Kokiri
DPA Qualifier Three - Brendan McCausland
DPNZ Qualifier - Ben Robb