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International duo Nitin Kumar and Mozhgan Rahmani have become the latest two players to sign with Winmau Darts ahead of Q-School this weekend.
Both players will compete either in Milton Keynes or Niedernhausen this weekend as they aim to join the PDC Tour.
Kumar in particular has qualified three times for the PDC World Darts Championship and has played at the World Cup.
“I am really humbled to be joining a stellar brand in Winmau. I am now ready to take the next step in my darting career and achieve new levels for both Indian darts and myself," he said.
While for Rahmani, she is a darting trailblazer from Iran who has played on the Asian Tour previously and will compete in the expanded PDC Women's Series this year.
“I am really excited to be a part of team Winmau and hope we can grow success together for a long future.” she said speaking to Winmau.
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