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Schedule Friday night at Austrian Darts Open 2024: Luke Littler, James Wade & Raymond van Barneveld get underway
PDCFriday, 26 April 2024 at 18:00
There are still eight spots up for grabs in the second round of the 2024 Austrian Darts Open. This Friday night, we find out who those places go to.
In the opening contest of the evening, Martin Lukeman will play Daryl Gurney, with former UK Open champion Andrew Gilding battling Dominik Haberl in the second tie. Gian van Veen then will play in his opening match against Jose de Sousa.
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It is then Chris Dobey's turn to take to the stage. Hollywood faces off against Graham Hall. The International Darts Open champion Martin Schindler then appears on stage for his match against veteran James Wade.
The sixth match of the evening is a Dutch-Belgian encounter between Raymond van Barneveld and Mike de Decker. Van Barneveld managed to record his first Euro Tour victory of the season last week. Against De Decker, 'Barney' gets another chance to rack up pounds for the various rankings.
Dimitri van den Bergh is the second Belgian participant at the Austrian Darts Open. 'The Dreammaker' will play in Graz against Gabriel Clemens. The main event of the evening however, will be teenage sensation Luke Littler. 'The Nuke' will take on Zoran Lerchbacher.
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Playing schedule Austrian Darts Open 2024
Friday, April 26
First round
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Martin Lukeman v Daryl Gurney
Andrew Gilding v Dominik Haberl
Jose de Sousa v Gian van Veen
Graham Hall v Chris Dobey
Martin Schindler v James Wade
Raymond van Barneveld v Mike De Decker
Dimitri Van den Bergh v Gabriel Clemens
Luke Littler v Zoran Lerchbacher
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