PDPA World Championship Qualifiers confirmed: Lewis, Edgar and Sedlacek among players through

The PDPA Qualifiers for the PDC World Darts Championship have concluded with the likes of Jamie Lewis and Matthew Edgar booking their spots at Alexandra Palace.

Lewis has had a torrid year on the ProTour and took a break from darts at one point but he will look to replicate his 2018 run after seeing off Robert Thornton.

Thornton will now be resigned to his fate of potentially losing his Tour Card and having to go to Q-School in January.

Edgar would have been in trouble had he not won today but the star of 'Edgar TV' will avert this after easing past Josh Payne following wins over Gary Blades and Martin Atkins.

While Nick Kenny will make his PDC World Championship debut after edging past James Wilson in a 7-6 win. It was also close between Joe Murnan and Ciaran Teehan but it was the young Irishman who edged through 7-6.

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UK World Championship Qualifier

Q1

Last 16

Ciaran Teehan (88.6) 6-5 (85.7) Barrie Bates

Quarter-Finals

Conan Whitehead (89.5) 6-1 (85.8) Darren Webster

Joe Murnan (88.0) 6-4 (88.6) William Borland

Michael Barnard (90.5) 1-6 (98.9) Ciaran Teehan

Mark McGeeney (84.3) 6-5 (78.8) Richard North

Semi finals

Joe Murnan (99.1) 6-3 (94.0) Conan Whitehead

Ciaran Teehan (98.1) 6-2 (84.5) Mark McGeeney

Final

Ciaran Teehan (98.0) 7-6 (90.1) Joe Murnan

Q2

Quarter-Finals

Harry Ward (88.6) 6-4 (87.8) Darren Penhall

Kirk Shepherd (95.3) 3-6 (92.6) Robert Thornton

Jamie Lewis (91.0) 6-2 (79.3) David Pallett

Alan Tabern (93.0) 6-2 (88.8) Carl Wilkinson

Semi-Finals

Robert Thornton (86.4) 6-2 (81.9) Harry Ward

Jamie Lewis (87.7) 6-2 (86.3) Alan Tabern

Final

Robert Thornton (86.0) 5-7 (83.0) Jamie Lewis

Q3

Quarter final

Josh Payne (94.9) 6-0 (90.0) Matt Clark

Simon Stevenson (89.5) 6-3 (87.2) Gavin Carlin

Matthew Edgar (92.7) 6-4 (78.4) Gary Blades

Martin Atkins (84.7) 6-1 (73.6) Aaron Beeney

Semi-Finals

Josh Payne (94.5) 6-3 (95.0) Simon Stevenson

Matthew Edgar (92.0) 6-5 (92.3) Martin Atkins

Final 

Josh Payne (87.4) 2-7 (95.9) Matthew Edgar

Q4

Quarter-Finals

James Wilson (90.3) 6-5 (90.1) Peter Jacques

Jonathan Worsley (91.3) 6-4 (94.1) Reece Robinson

Ted Evetts (90.5) 6-2 (86.6) Adrian Gray

Steve Brown (89.8) 5-6 (93.0) Nick Kenny

Semi-Finals

James Wilson (87.2) 6-5 (89.1) Jonathan Worsley

Ted Evetts (88.9) 3-6 (92.1) Nick Kenny

Final 

James Wilson (92.6) 6-7 (86.5) Nick Kenny

Zonneveld and Sedlacek take Rest of the World spots

Also taking place at the same time in Coventry was the Rest of the World Qualifier with two spots available from two quarters.

Coming through was Niels Zonneveld and Karel Sedlacek respectively.

Zonneveld played well this past weekend at the Players Championship Finals and was unlucky not to qualify through the ProTour mainly due to Coronavirus.

But he defeated Krzysztof Kciuk, Jelle Klaasen and finally Martin Schindler to book his spot.

Karel Sedlacek has also shown flashes of brilliance and has unveiled some of the best dart shirts as of late and he will play at the Alexandra Palace once more after defeating Jan Dekker with ease in the final.

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ROTW World Championship Qualifier

Q1

Quarter-Finals

Jelle Klaasen (BYE)

Niels Zonneveld (93.2) 6-3 (89.3) Krzysztof Kciuk

Martin Schindler (93.4) 6-4 (89.7) Jesus Noguera

Kai Fan Leung (93.9) 6-2 (92.6) Christian Bunse

Semi-Finals

Niels Zonneveld (91.3) 6-4 (85.5) Jelle Klaasen

Martin Schindler (102.3) 6-4 (96.0) Kai Fan Leung

Final

Niels Zonneveld (95.0) 7-4 (88.2) Martin Schindler

Q2

Quarter-Finals

Benito van de Pas (BYE)

Karel Sedlacek (101.3) 6-0 (89.4) Rowby-John Rodriguez

Jan Dekker (BYE)

Geert Nentjes (84.3) 6-0 (75.7) Harald Leitinger

Semi finals

Karel Sedlacek (95.2) 6-2 (87.2) Benito van de Pas

Jan Dekker (83.1) 6-1 (75.8) Geert Nentjes

Final

Karel Sedlacek (94.3) 7-2 (89.7) Jan Dekker