With the conclusion of the eighth Nordic and Baltic Pro Tour event we now know the Nordic and Baltic teams for the World Cup of Darts in Frankfurt am Main 👏
Four teams for the World Cup of Darts were not yet complete, but after the latest weekend of the PDC Nordic & Baltic Tour last weekend, their selections are also complete.
Vladimir Andersen's Danish teammate, for instance, was not yet known. That role will now be taken by Benjamin Drue Reus. Paavo Myller will join Marko Kantele in the Finnish team.
Mindaugas Barauaskas will join Darius Labanauskas in Lithuania's team. Vitor Charrua and Halli Egils will make their debut for Iceland at the tournament.
Format World Cup of Darts
Earlier this year, it became clear that the format for the World Cup of Darts had undergone a major overhaul. A total of forty countries will participate in the country tournament and only pairs matches will be played.
Moreover, the tournament starts with a group stage. The group phase consists of 12 groups of three countries each. The winner of each group will advance to the knockout phase. The four top nations England, the Netherlands, Wales and Scotland are directly admitted to the Last 16.
This year's World Cup of Darts will be played in Frankfurt from 15 to 18 June. Last year, the tournament was won by Australian duo Damon Heta and Simon Whitlock.
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Teams World Cup of Darts 2023
Australia - Damon Heta & Simon Whitlock
Bahrain - Basem Mahmood & Abdulnasser Yusuf
Belgium - Dimitri Van den Bergh & Kim Huybrechts
Canada - Matt Campbell & Jeff Smith
China - Xiaochen Zong & Lihao Wen
Denmark - Vladimir Andersen & Benjamin Drue Reus
Germany - Gabriel Clemens & Martin Schindler
England - Michael Smith & Rob Cross
Philippines - Christian Perez & Lourence Ilagan
Finland - Marko Kantele & Paavo Myller
France - Thibault Tricole & Jacques Labre
Gibraltar - Craig Galliano & Justin Hewitt
Guyana - Norman Madhoo & Sudesh Fitzgerald
Hong Kong - Man Lok Leung & Lok Yin Lee
Hungary - Patrik Kovács & Levente Sárai
Ireland - William O'Connor & Keane Barry
Iceland - Vitor Charrua & Halli Egils
India - Prakash Jiwa & Amit Gilitwala
Italy - Michele Turetta & Massimo Dante
Japan - Jun Matsuda & Tomoya Goto
Croatia - Boris Krcmar & Romeo Grbavac
Latvia - Madars Razma & Dmitriy Zhukov
Lithuania - Darius Labanauskas & Mindaugas Barauskas
Netherlands - Michael van Gerwen & Danny Noppert
New Zealand - Ben Robb & Warren Parry
Northern Ireland - Brendan Dolan & Daryl Gurney
Ukraine - Vladyslav Omelchenko & Illia Pekaruk
Austria - Mensur Suljovic & Rowby-John Rodriguez
Poland - Krzysztof Ratajski & Krzysztof Kciuk
Portugal - Jose de Sousa & Luis Ameixa
Scotland - Peter Wright & Gary Anderson
Singapore - Paul Lim & Harith Lim
Spain - Jose Justicia & Tony Martinez
Thailand - Attapol Eupakaree & Yong Gaweenuntavong
Czech Republic - Adam Gawlas & Karel Sedlacek
United States - Jules van Dongen & Leonard Gates
Wales - Gerwyn Price & Jonny Clayton
South Africa - Devon Petersen & Vernon Bouwers
Sweden - Dennis Nilsson & Oskar Lukasiak
Switzerland - Stefan Bellmont & Marcel Walpen
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