The first round schedule has been released for the World Cup Of Darts which takes place next month in Hamburg.
Scotland headline night one with their clash with Denmark with Peter Wright and Gary Anderson hoping to go one better this time.
Also on the opening night, Wales will play the dangerous Singapore duo of Paul and Harith Lim and an intriguing clash between New Zealand and Lithuania.
Night Two sees England and Netherlands both take to the stage with shocks really on the cards; with Philippines duo Noel Malicdem and Lourence Ilagan, standouts of the PDC Asian Tour facing England and well known Cristo Reyes and Toni Alcinas facing defending champions Netherlands.
The World Cup of Darts will be held from June 6-9 at the Barclaycard Arena in Hamburg, Germany. Click here to view the team selections.
First Round Schedule of Play
Thursday June 6 (1900 local time)
Gibraltar v Japan
Northern Ireland v South Africa
New Zealand v Lithuania
Belgium v Hong Kong
Brazil v Sweden
Wales v Singapore
Hungary v Germany
Scotland v Denmark
Friday June 7 (1900 local time)
China v USA
Italy v Canada
Poland v Czech Republic
Republic of Ireland v Greece
England v Philippines
Austria v Russia
Australia v Finland
Netherlands v Spain
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1129403273658683393?s=21
Also on the opening night, Wales will play the dangerous Singapore duo of Paul and Harith Lim and an intriguing clash between New Zealand and Lithuania.
Night Two sees England and Netherlands both take to the stage with shocks really on the cards; with Philippines duo Noel Malicdem and Lourence Ilagan, standouts of the PDC Asian Tour facing England and well known Cristo Reyes and Toni Alcinas facing defending champions Netherlands.
The World Cup of Darts will be held from June 6-9 at the Barclaycard Arena in Hamburg, Germany. Click here to view the team selections.
First Round Schedule of Play
Thursday June 6 (1900 local time)
Gibraltar v Japan
Northern Ireland v South Africa
New Zealand v Lithuania
Belgium v Hong Kong
Brazil v Sweden
Wales v Singapore
Hungary v Germany
Scotland v Denmark
Friday June 7 (1900 local time)
China v USA
Italy v Canada
Poland v Czech Republic
Republic of Ireland v Greece
England v Philippines
Austria v Russia
Australia v Finland
Netherlands v Spain
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1129403273658683393?s=21
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