DRAW! Here is the draw in full for the 2020 @bwin World Series of Darts Finals! The event will be held from September 18-20 at Salzburgarena in Salzburg, Austria.
Draw released for World Series of Darts Finals: Sherrock to face Smith, Durrant takes on Van den Bergh
World SeriesSunday, 13 September 2020 at 10:39
The draw has been released for the World Series of Darts Finals which is the next TV tournament on the calendar taking place next weekend (September 18-20) in Salzburg, Austria.
Among the top ties in the first round include Glen Durrant taking on Dimitri van den Bergh in a repeat of their World Matchplay semi-final clash. The winner will have the added caveat of taking on Michael van Gerwen in the second round.
Fallon Sherrock will make her return to the big stage after brilliance at the PDC World Championship last December and she will face 'The Silencer' Jeff Smith who will aim to silence the charge of 'The Queen of the Palace' and book a tie with James Wade.
World Champion Peter Wright will face the winner of Damon Heta and Ian White, while Gerwyn Price will take on either Vincent van der Voort or Joe Cullen.
Home hero Mensur Suljovic will face Krzysztof Ratajski while Darius Labanauskas will take on Harry Ward.
Aussie ace Simon Whitlock will face Steve Beaton, while top New Zealand star, 'Code Star' Cody Harris will take on Dave Chisnall.
World Series of Darts Finals - First Round - Draw Bracket Order
Glen Durrant v Dimitri Van den Bergh
Jeff Smith v Fallon Sherrock
Krzysztof Ratajski v Mensur Suljovic
Simon Whitlock v Steve Beaton
Ian White v Damon Heta
Cody Harris v Dave Chisnall
Vincent van der Voort v Joe Cullen
Harry Ward v Darius Labanauskas
Second Round - Draw Bracket Order
(1) Michael van Gerwen v Durrant/Van den Bergh
(8) James Wade v J Smith/Sherrock
(4) Michael Smith v Ratajski/Suljovic
(5) Rob Cross v Whitlock/Beaton
(2) Peter Wright v White/Heta
(7) Daryl Gurney v Harris/Chisnall
(3) Gerwyn Price v Van der Voort/Cullen
(6) Nathan Aspinall v Ward/Labanauskas
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