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How to watch 2022 World Seniors Darts Matchplay including Taylor, Adams. Thornton and Part
WSDTSunday, 03 July 2022 at 15:35
This weekend (1-3 July) sees the legends return to the darting stage as the inaugural World Seniors Darts Matchplay takes place at the Bonus Arena in Hull.
But when it's Tungsten Time, our TV Guide will help you to tune in to see Phil Taylor, Martin Adams, Robert Thornton, Kevin Painter and John Part among others.
Like the World Seniors Masters, it is BT Sport who hold the sole rights in the UK. It will be shown live on BT Sport 1 over the course of the weekend with a session between 19:00-23:00 on Friday. On Saturday, it will compile a double session day with action starting at 13:00 until 17:00.
It will then shift over for the evening session for the only time over the weekend to BT Sport 2 with boxing in the form of Frank Warren's card featuring Joe Joyce v Christian Hammer taking the main slot on BT Sport 1 but again will be on from 7:00pm-11:00pm.
For the Quarter-Finals and Semi-Finals and Final, it will move back to BT Sport 1 with the former taking place in the afternoon session and the latter in the evening session. Both at the prior time slots of 13:00pm and 19:00pm.
In other territories, it will be shown on Sport 1 in Germany and the rest of the world can purchase an event pass here from 247.tv for £5 per session or £10 per event.
Chris Murphy will be on commentary duty as has been the case in these tournaments and he will be joined by former PDC Tour Card holder and YouTube/social media star, Matthew Edgar with 'Prime Time' set to travel to Hull. Ray Stubbs and Bobby George are expected again to anchor the coverage.
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