See the draw for the knockout stage of the women's WDF World Masters 2024 as Beau Greaves storms through group stage
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With 96 ladies remaining in the tournament, the women's tournament of the WDF World Masters 2024 continues Thursday in Hungary with the knockout phase. Top favourite Beau Greaves leads the list of remaining players.
The world number one women's singles player got past the group stage with no problem Wednesday by winning all of her group matches 4-0. Because of a bye at the last 128, Greaves was immediately admitted to the last 128. Furthermore, players such as Rhian O'Sullivan, Kirsty Hutchinson and Irina Armstrong are also still in the tournament.
See the draw for the knockout stage down below!
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Draw knockout stage women's tournament WDF World Masters 2024
Last 128
Beau Greaves (BYE)
Silke Lowe v Giada Ciofi
Jo Rolls (BYE)
Janni Larsen v Brigitte Otrob
Maud Jansson (BYE)
Nora Erdei v Yvonne Andersson
Natalie Gilbert (BYE)
Merete Kjaer v Aleksandra Grzesik-Zylka
Cali West (BYE)
Milou Emriksdotter v Anna Votavova
Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat (BYE)
Sari Sauvola v Tanja Messner
Lerena Rietbergen (BYE)
Almudena Fajardo v Mayumi Ouchi
Eve Watson (BYE)
Marina Letica v Margaret Kelly
Wendy Harper (BYE)
Anne Kreivi v Tabea Branka
Shana van Nieuwenhoven (BYE)
Oana Cimpoca v Anneke Kuijten
Greta Tekauer (BYE)
Aletta Wajer v Brynja Herborg
Aaja Jalbert (BYE)
Tina Osborne v Yukie Sakaguchi
Irina Armstrong (BYE)
Paula Jacklin v Andrea Taylor
Aurora Fochesato (BYE)
Mandy Smith v Doriane Michel
Veronika Ihasz (BYE)
Jane Jensen v Joanne Walsh
Tracy Feiertag (BYE)
Alicia Looker v Anick Sonnichsen
Rhian O'Sullivan (BYE)
Yuna Yamamoto v Annegret Willkomm
Shiori Sato v Sora Takahashi
Priscilla Steenbergen (BYE)
Giulia Oltenau v Liz Tynan
Vicky Plum (BYE)
Anne Dorrestijn v Alexandra Bogar
Kirsty Hutchinson (BYE)
Henriette Honore v Tamara Kovacev
Steffi Luck (BYE)
Emily Kaufhold v Laura Dintsch
Anca Zijlstra (BYE)
Ina Rademacher v Kylie Chapman
Kosuzu Iwao (BYE)
Nicolina Borg v Cathy Scharf-Matthews
Rachna David (BYE)
Amelia Watt v Nina Lech-Musialska
Gina d'Hondt (BYE)
Kiyo Shimizu v Renee Ripol
Jitka Cisarova (BYE)
Aurelie Lalliaud v Renata Slowikowksa
Anna Forsmark (BYE)
Ann-Kathrin Wigmann v Sandra Augustsson
Lorraine Hyde (BYE)
Kanoko Takahashi v Daniela Neumayer
Michelle Merlit (BYE)
Malgorzata Markowska v Ewelina Modrzejewska
Jasmin Schnier (BYE)
Martina Cihelkova v Mahi Bosmia
Mandy Fleck (BYE)
Kayla Smith v Snezana Veljkovic
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