NZ Darts Masters 2019 preview and schedule: Saturday 24 August
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There's eight contenders left for the trophy at the inaugural edition of the NZ Darts Masters in Hamilton. This is also the very last day of the World Series of Darts 2019.
The top eight of the World Series of Darts Order of Merit after the NZ Darts Masters will receive an invite for the World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam. The field for that tournament is further filled up to 24 players in different ways.
Peter Wright and James Wade will kick off the final day of action in New Zealand. The winner of this match faces Raymond van Barneveld or Daryl Gurney in the first semi-final.
Last year's Auckland Darts Masters champion Michael van Gerwen takes on Gary Anderson, who suffered toothache on Friday. Rob Cross and Ben Robb will meet each other in the fourth quarter-final. The semi-finals and final will be played straight after the conclusion of the four quarter-final matches.
Play starts at 7am UK time, with ITV4's coverage starting 12 hours later.
Click here for more information about this tournament, including the prize money breakdown and the tournament schedule.
Schedule NZ Darts Masters 2019
Saturday 24 August
Quarter-Finals
07:15 Peter Wright v James Wade
07:50 Daryl Gurney v Raymond van Barneveld
08:25 Michael van Gerwen v Gary Anderson
09:00 Rob Cross v Ben Robb
Semi-Finals
Final
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