2014 World Cup of Darts kicks off this Friday in Hamburg. Tune in to support your country! Seeded Nations: 1 - England (Phil Taylor & Adrian Lewis) 2 - Netherlands (Michael van Gerwen & Raymond van Barneveld) 3 - Scotland (Peter Wright & Robert Thornton) 4 - Australia (Simon Whitlock & Paul Nicholson) 5 - Wales (Mark Webster & Richie Burnett) 6 - Northern Ireland (Brendan Dolan & Michael Mansell) 7 - Belgium (Kim Huybrechts & Ronny Huybrechts) 8 - Republic of Ireland (Connie Finnan & William OConnor) 9 - Germany (Jyhan Artut & Andree Welge) 10 - Austria (Mensur Suljovic & Rowby-John Rodriguez 11 - Canada (John Part & Shaun Narain) 12 - Finland (Jarkko Komula & Jani Haavisto) 13 - Hong Kong (Ting Chi Royden Lam & Scott Mackenzie) 14 - Sweden (Magnus Caris & Peter Sajwani) 15 - Spain (Antonio Alcinas & Carlos Rodriguez) 16 - USA (Darin Young & Larry Butler) Unseeded Nations: China (Yin Deng & Jun Cai) Denmark (Per Laursen & Dennis Lindskjold) France (Jacques Labre & Lionel Maranhao) Gibraltar (Dylan Duo & Dyson Parody) Hungary (Zsolt Meszaros & Nandor Bezzeg) India (Amit Gilitwala & Nitan Kumar) Italy (Marco Brentegani & Daniele Petri) Japan (Morihiro Hashimoto & Haruki Muramatsu) Malaysia (Kesava Roa & Thomat Darus) New Zealand (Rob Szabo & Craig Caldwell) Norway (Robert Wagner & Vegar Elvevoll) Poland (Krzysztof Chmielewski & Krzysztof Strozyk) Russia (Evgenii Zhukov & Evgenii Izotov) Singapore (Paul Lim & Harith Lim) South Africa (Devon Petersen & Graham Filby) Thailand (Thanawat Gaweenuntawong & Watanyu Charoonroj) The Schedule: Friday 6 - First Round Best of nine legs Doubles match Afternoon Session (1pm-5pm GMT) Finland (12) v Poland USA (16) v Hungary Hong Kong (13) v Norway Austria (10) v China Sweden (14) v Gibraltar Canada (11) v Japan Germany (9) v South Africa Spain (15) v New Zealand Evening Session (7pm-11pm GMT) Republic of Ireland (8) v Singapore Wales (5) v France Belgium (7) v India Northern Ireland (6) v Malaysia Scotland (3) v Russia England (1) v Thailand Netherlands (2) v Italy Australia (4) v Denmark Saturday June 7 - Second Round Two best of seven leg 501 singles matches with one best of seven leg 501 doubles match as tie break, if necessary Afternoon Session (1pm-5pm GMT) Northern Ireland/Malaysia v Canada/Japan Belgium/India v Austria/China Wales/France v Finland/Poland Republic of Ireland/Singapore v Germany/South Africa Evening Session (7pm-11pm GMT) Australia/Denmark v Hong Kong/Norway Scotland/Russia v Sweden/Gibraltar England/Thailand v USA/Hungary Netherlands/Italy v Spain/New Zealand Sunday June 8 Afternoon Session (1pm-5pm GMT) Quarter-Finals - same format as Second Round Evening Session (7pm-11pm GMT) Semi-Finals - same format as QF Final - best of four singles matches with each match best of seven 501 legs. One best of seven leg 501 Doubles match will be played as tie break, if necessary. Prizes (per player): Winning Team: £20,000 Runners-Up: £10,000 Semi-Finalists: £7,000 Quarter-Finalists: £3,500 Second Round Losers: £2,250 First Round Losers: £1,500
Posted on: Tue, 03 Jun 2014 23:41:51 +0000
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