🇵🇭 Lourence Ilagan has qualified for the 2020/21 William Hill World Darts Championship! Ilagan secured his return to Ally Pally by defeating Paolo Nebrida 3-1 in the final of the qualifying event in the Philippines.
Further players have been confirmed from the PDC Asian Tour Qualifiers with Lourence Ilagan set to make his return to the PDC World Championship.
Ilagan won through earlier this weekend with victory over Paolo Nebrida 3-1 in the final in the Philippines with 'The Gunner' who has been an Asian Tour standout in recent years set to return to the Alexandra Palace once more.
Paul Lim as previously revealed will also return with the legendary Singapore Slinger winning in Hong Kong as he continues to roll back the years at the age of 66.
While Toru Suzuki will make his World Championship debut next month after winning the second Japanese qualifier on Sunday morning.
He defeated Kota Suzuki in the final 3-1, now the trio will join China's Di Zhuang as well as the previously qualified Chengan Liu and Edward Shoji Foulkes who came through the initial Chinese and PDJ Japan Qualifiers.
🎯 QUALIFIERS 🎯 Congratulations to 🇸🇬 Paul Lim & 🇯🇵 Toru Suzuki, who have won the PDC Asian Tour Qualifiers in Hong Kong & Japan on Sunday to secure @WilliamHill World Darts Championship places. See you both at @Yourallypally! Full story 👇 pdc.tv/news/2020/11/2…
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