Krcmar, Kenny and Wilson secure PDC World Darts Championship qualification through PDPA Qualifier
PDCMonday, 29 November 2021 at 16:05
The final players confirmed for the 2022 PDC World Darts Championship are Boris Krcmar, Nick Kenny and James Wilson who sealed their spot this afternoon through the PDPA Qualifier.
Krcmar who showed his quality with a 121 average during his opening win saw off Peter Hudson in his final match 7-3.
While Wilson who will hope to save his Tour Card like Krcmar saw off Mike de Decker 7-5.
The first player through was Nick Kenny who is set for his return to Ally Pally after seeing off Gordon Mathers 7-3.
They will join the draw line-up later on which you can read about in full below.
Qualifier 1
Quarter-Finals
Jeffrey de Zwaan 6-2 Martin Atkins
Mike de Decker 6-2 Gary Blades
Andy Boulton 6-4 Kai Fan Leung
Adam Gawlas 3-6 James Wilson
Semi-Finals
Jeffrey de Zwaan 3-6 Mike de Decker
Andy Boulton 5-6 James Wilson
Final
Mike de Decker 5-7 James Wilson
Qualifier 2
Quarter-Finals
John Henderson 1-6 Alan Tabern
Boris Krcmar 6-5 Ryan Murray
Keegan Brown 1-6 Peter Hudson
Darren Webster 5-6 Ciaran Teehan
Semi-Finals
Alan Tabern 4-6 Boris Krcmar
Peter Hudson 6-4 Ciaran Teehan
Final
Boris Krcmar 7-3 Peter Hudson
Qualifier 3
Quarter-Finals
Steve West 1-6 Michael Unterbuchner
Matthew Edgar 5-6 Nick Kenny
Gordon Mathers 6-3 Jake Jones
Niels Zonneveld 6-3 Wayne Jones
Semi-Finals
Michael Unterbuchner 2-6 Nick Kenny
Gordon Mathers 6-1 Niels Zonneveld
Final
Nick Kenny 7-3 Gordon Mathers
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