Schedule and preview Sunday afternoon session 2022/23 PDC World Darts Championship including Heta v Lewis

Like Saturday's action, there is an early start to the PDC World Darts Championship due to the World Cup final with Damon Heta v Adrian Lewis the main attraction on Sunday afternoon.

A top clash between the two-time World Champion and a player seen during a portion of this year as the best on the planet who for many just needs to bring that onto the stage to become a darting force.

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Before that session concluding tie, Vladyslav Omelchenko, a Ukrainian trailblazer who has trained by lantern light in recent months due to the war restricting power will face Luke Woodhouse with a standout tie against Gerwyn Price.

Raymond Smith reached the Last 16 during last year's tournament and 'The Guru' was a name on the lips of many darting fans during that landmark run and he will return attempting to do it again. He faces 'Evil Charlie' Karel Sedlacek with his Magnet and Steel Max and Paddy shirt potentially set for another appearance, a player who has stood out without a Tour Card.

While to start, Prakash Jiwa will finally get his big stage chance. Only qualifying to represent India this year, the Rugby-based ace known as 'The Apache' will kick off the session against Madars Razma who has gone under the radar this year qualifying for multiple big tournaments for the first time and will look for an Ally Pally run starting with the Indian Qualifier.

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Sunday December 18

Afternoon Session (1100 GMT)

3x First Round, 1x Second Round

Madars Razma v Prakash Jiwa (R1)

Karel Sedlacek v Raymond Smith (R1)

Luke Woodhouse v Vladyslav Omelchenko (R1)

Damon Heta v Adrian Lewis (R2)