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International Qualifier dates confirmed for 2023/24 World Championship

Full details of the International Qualifiers for the 2023/24 Paddy Power World Darts Championship have been confirmed.

September, October and November will see the final knockouts taking place around the world as players battle for places in the biggest darts event on the planet.

The African Darts Group Qualifier is the next qualification event set to take place from September 22-24 in Kenilworth, Cape Town.

The PDC Asian Championship winner and runner-up, along with the leading non-qualified Japanese player, will qualify at the conclusion of the second staging of the tournament in October in Japan.

October will also see the winners of the DartPlayers New Zealand Top 16 Play-Off, DPA Oceanic Masters, Indian Qualifier and Championship Darts Latin America & Caribbean Tour secure places at Alexandra Palace.

Two places each are up for grabs on the Winmau Challenge Tour and Women’s Series circuits, while the winner of the Winmau World Youth Championship final will also be heading to London.

The PDC Europe Super League winner will book their spot at Alexandra Palace, while qualifiers in West and East Europe are also set to take place in November.

The final places in the World Darts Championship will be won at the PDC Tour Card Holder Qualifier on November 27.

The global qualifying race for places at Alexandra Palace has already begun, with 14 players already securing places in the world’s biggest darts event.

The 32 International Representatives will be joined by  32 PDC ProTour Order of Merit Qualifiers  in the first round, while the  top 32 players on the PDC Order of Merit  will enter in round two.

European Qualifiers Information West Europe Qualifier Saturday November 18 Wunderland, Kalkar, Germany Open to players from the following nations: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany*, Gibraltar, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, Switzerland.*Not open to players who compete in the 2023 PDC Europe Super League.  East Europe Qualifier Saturday November 25 Novotel Budapest City & Budapest Congress Center, Hungary Open to players from the following nations:  Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan & Neutral players. Entries are available through www.pdcplayers.com . Entries will close at 1400 GMT on the Tuesday before each respective event. Hotel information to be confirmed in due course.

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Draw released for PDC World Darts Championship Tour Card Holder Qualifier including Waites, Henderson, Petersen and Burnett

The draw has been released for the PDC World Darts Championship Tour Card Holder Qualifier which takes place today at the Barnsley Metrodome confirming the last three spots for the showpiece tournament at Alexandra Palace.

This before the draw takes place later this evening and the three spots will be decided through the victor of three sections with the Last Three players remaining sealing spots.

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Among those aiming to join the field from Quarter One include Ian White , Richie Burnett and Ted Evetts, Quarter Two sees Max Hopp get yet another chance to qualify alongside John Henderson , Glen Durrant , Scott Waites who will face Jeffrey de Zwaan and James Wilson.

While Quarter Three sees Devon Petersen , Ross Montgomery, Steve Lennon, Scott Mitchell and Jeff Smith. Many will also be looking to save their Tour Cards today by making it to the World's.

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Ian White v Brian Raman

George Killington v Shaun Wilkinson

Richie Burnett v Bradley Brooks/Brett Claydon

Andy Boulton v Kevin Burness

Ron Meulenkamp v Ricardo Pietreczko

William Borland v David Evans

Jason Lowe v Kevin Doets

Connor Scutt v Ted Evetts

Ryan Joyce v Max Hopp

John Henderson v Rusty-Jake Rodriguez

John Brown v Gordon Mathers/Radek Szaganski

Joe Murnan v Damian Mol

Glen Durrant v Jamie Clark

Scott Waites v Jeffrey de Zwaan

Adam Hunt v James Wilson

Steve West v Jon Worsley

Devon Petersen v Jason Heaver

Luc Peters v Jake Jones

Tony Martinez v Nick Fullwell/Berry van Peer

Maik Kuivenhoven v Ross Montgomery

Steve Lennon v Mario Vandenbogaerde

Peter Hudson v Scott Mitchell

Jeff Smith v Jack Main

Darren Webster v Eddie Lovely

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PDC World Darts Championship 2022/23: Richie Burnett seals return | Glen Durrant: I'm no longer a pro player

Former Lakeside champion Richie Burnett will make his first appearance since 2014 after qualifying; Glen Durrant tweeted he is 'no longer a pro player' after losing in Barnsley; watch the 2023 PDC World Darts Championship live on Sky Sports from December 15 to January 3

Monday 28 November 2022 17:37, UK

Richie Burnett, Ryan Joyce and Jeff Smith claimed the last three places in the 2022/23 Cazoo World Darts Championship at the Tour Card Holder Qualifier.

Monday's qualifier at the Barnsley Metrodome offered a last chance for PDC Tour Card Holders to book their place at Alexandra Palace for the sport's showpiece event, which will take place from December 15 to January 3.

Former Lakeside champion Burnett will make his first World Championship appearance since 2014 after defeating David Evans 7-3 in their decisive board final.

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However, a number of high-profile names suffered defeat in Monday's qualifier, including former World Cup winner John Henderson, 2020 Premier League champion Glen Durrant and Ian White - a winner of 13 PDC ranking titles.

Durrant, a three-time Lakeside world champion and winner of Premier League Darts in 2020, subsequently took to social media to announce his intention to step away from the professional game next year with the aim of returning to Q School in 2024.

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"Well that's it I'm no longer a professional dart player," Durrant wrote on Twitter. "Part relief part incredible disappointment...New chapter in my life starts today.

"I've not retired, just no longer a pro player; 2023 is a year of new adventures and finding that winning feeling again.

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Well that’s it I’m no longer a professional dart player Part relief part incredible disappointment Thank you @TargetDarts @UltiWindowsNE @SMC_Flooring for loyalty in the highs and lows New chapter in my life starts today pic.twitter.com/bpZtjx2Iv1 — Glen Durrant (@Duzza180) November 28, 2022

I’ve not retired, just no longer a pro player 2023 is a year of new adventures and finding that winning feeling again Watch me smash QSchool 2024 You’ve been warned ! — Glen Durrant (@Duzza180) November 28, 2022

"Watch me smash QSchool 2024. You've been warned!"

Former Lakeside Championship winners Scott Waites and Scott Mitchell also failed to qualify, alongside 2018 World Matchplay semi-finalist Jeffrey de Zwaan and South African star Devon Petersen.

Burnett, who was also a World Matchplay runner-up in 2001, kicked off his campaign with wins over former World Youth champion Bradley Brooks and Northern Ireland's Kevin Burness.

The 55-year-old Welshman then produced the performance of the day in his 6-3 success against Brian Raman, posting a sensational 110 average to prevail in a high-quality encounter.

Elsewhere, former World Championship quarter-finalist Joyce will make his fifth-consecutive Alexandra Palace appearance after easing past Jamie Clark 7-3.

Joyce also saw off Max Hopp, Gordon Mathers and Rusty-Jake Rodriguez en route to qualification, defying a ton-plus average from the Austrian in round two.

Canadian player Smith completed the 96-player field for next month's event, courtesy of a comprehensive 7-1 victory against Nick Fullwell in their decider.

Smith whitewashed Darren Webster and edged out Jack Main and Steve Lennon in deciding-leg tussles, securing a place in his fifth World Championship and preserving his hopes of retaining his PDC Tour Card.

Three spots were available at the qualifier after Josh Rock - a ProTour Order of Merit qualifier - won Sunday's Winmau World Youth Championship final, averaging 104 in his 6-1 success against Nathan Girvan.

Meanwhile, Burness landed a nine-darter in his opening round win over Andy Boulton, only to succumb to Burnett in the last 24.

The draw for the World Darts Championship will be made from 6.25pm on Monday, live on Sky Sports News in the UK.

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Final Players Championship and Qualifier Entries

ENTRIES have been confirmed for Players Championship Events 29-30 and the Cazoo Grand Slam of Darts Tour Card Holder Qualifier in Barnsley this weekend.

The 2022 Players Championship series will conclude with Events 29-30 at the Barnsley Metrodome, as the race to qualify for the Cazoo Players Championship Finals reaches its climax.

The two £100,000 events will see a field of 128 players – comprised of PDC Tour Card Holders and PDPA Associate Members – competing on November 4-5, with Cazoo World Darts Championship qualification also on the line.

The Cazoo Grand Slam of Darts Tour Card Holder Qualifier will then be held on Sunday November 6, with this year’s tournament taking place from November 12-20 at the Aldersley Leisure Village in Wolverhampton.

Former Grand Slam champions Jose De Sousa, Raymond van Barneveld and Scott Waites will be in action in the qualifier, while three-time runner-up James Wade is bidding to preserve his ever-present record.

However, former finalist Gary Anderson has opted not to enter and will see his ever-present record in the Grand Slam come to an end this year.

Play will commence at 1200 GMT on each day, with coverage from Players Championship Events 29-30 broadcast through  PDCTV , featuring two streams simultaneously throughout each event.

Meanwhile, live updates from Sunday’s Cazoo Grand Slam of Darts Tour Card Holder Qualifier can be followed via  DartConnect.

Players Championship 29-30 Entries November 4-5, Barnsley Metrodome Gary Anderson Nathan Aspinall Danny Baggish Keane Barry Steve Beaton William Borland Andy Boulton Bradley Brooks John Brown Keegan Brown Stephen Bunting Kevin Burness Richie Burnett Stephen Burton Matt Campbell Dave Chisnall Jamie Clark Brett Claydon Jonny Clayton Gabriel Clemens Rob Cross Joe Cullen Mike De Decker Jose de Sousa Jeffrey De Zwaan Chris Dobey Kevin Doets Brendan Dolan Glen Durrant Ritchie Edhouse David Evans Ricky Evans Ted Evetts Nick Fullwell Adam Gawlas Andrew Gilding Daryl Gurney Jason Heaver Florian Hempel John Henderson Jimmy Hendriks Damon Heta Max Hopp Peter Hudson Jamie Hughes Luke Humphries Adam Hunt Kim Huybrechts Danny Jansen Jake Jones Ryan Joyce George Killington Mervyn King Jelle Klaasen Martijn Kleermaker Boris Krcmar Maik Kuivenhoven Darius Labanauskas Jacques Labre Steve Lennon Adrian Lewis Eddie Lovely Martin Lukeman Jack Main Mickey Mansell Tony Martinez Gordon Mathers Ryan Meikle Cameron Menzies Ron Meulenkamp John Michael Scott Mitchell Damian Mol Ross Montgomery Joe Murnan Geert Nentjes Kenny Neyens William O’Connor John O’Shea Luc Peters Devon Petersen Ricardo Pietreczko Gerwyn Price Nathan Rafferty Brian Raman Krzysztof Ratajski Madars Razma Dan Read Josh Rock Rowby-John Rodriguez Rusty-Jake Rodriguez Callan Rydz Martin Schindler Connor Scutt Ryan Searle Karel Sedlacek Jeff Smith Michael Smith Ross Smith Alan Soutar Mensur Suljovic Radek Szaganski Thibault Tricole  Graham Usher Raymond van Barneveld Dimitri Van den Bergh Jurjen van der Velde Vincent van der Voort Jules van Dongen Dirk van Duijvenbode Berry van Peer Gian van Veen Mario Vandenbogaerde James Wade Scott Waites Jermaine Wattimena Darren Webster Steve West Ian White Simon Whitlock Shaun Wilkinson Jim Williams Scott Williams James Wilson Luke Woodhouse Jon Worsley Peter Wright Niels Zonneveld

Grand Slam of Darts – Tour Card Holder Qualifier November 6, Barnsley Metrodome Danny Baggish Keane Barry Steve Beaton William Borland Andy Boulton Bradley Brooks John Brown Keegan Brown Stephen Bunting Kevin Burness Richie Burnett Matt Campbell Jamie Clark Brett Claydon Gabriel Clemens Rob Cross Mike De Decker Jose de Sousa Jeffrey De Zwaan Chris Dobey Kevin Doets Brendan Dolan Glen Durrant Ritchie Edhouse David Evans Ricky Evans Nick Fullwell Adam Gawlas Andrew Gilding Daryl Gurney Jason Heaver Florian Hempel John Henderson Jimmy Hendriks Max Hopp Peter Hudson Jamie Hughes Adam Hunt Kim Huybrechts Danny Jansen Jake Jones Ryan Joyce George Killington Mervyn King Martijn Kleermaker Boris Krcmar Maik Kuivenhoven Darius Labanauskas Steve Lennon Adrian Lewis Eddie Lovely Martin Lukeman Jack Main Mickey Mansell Tony Martinez Gordon Mathers Ryan Meikle Cameron Menzies Ron Meulenkamp John Michael Scott Mitchell Damian Mol Ross Montgomery Joe Murnan Geert Nentjes William O’Connor John O’Shea Luc Peters Devon Petersen Ricardo Pietreczko Brian Raman Krzysztof Ratajski Madars Razma Rowby-John Rodriguez Rusty-Jake Rodriguez Callan Rydz Martin Schindler Connor Scutt Jeff Smith Alan Soutar Mensur Suljovic Radek Szaganski Raymond van Barneveld Dimitri Van den Bergh Vincent van der Voort Jules van Dongen Berry van Peer Mario Vandenbogaerde James Wade Scott Waites Jermaine Wattimena Darren Webster Steve West Ian White Shaun Wilkinson Jim Williams James Wilson Luke Woodhouse Jon Worsley Niels Zonneveld

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Wilson, Krcmar & Kenny claim final World Championship places

James Wilson, Boris Krcmar and Nick Kenny claimed the last three places in the 2021/22 William Hill World Darts Championship at the Tour Card Holder Qualifier in Barnsley on Monday.

The qualifier offered a last chance for PDC Tour Card Holders to book their place at Alexandra Palace for darts' biggest event which will take place from December 15-January 3.

Two-time TV quarter-finalist Wilson secured a fifth successive World Championship appearance with a 7-5 defeat of Mike De Decker in their board final.

Croatia's Krcmar defeated Peter Hudson 7-3 in a decider to qualify for his third World Championship, while Welsh prospect Kenny beat Gordon Mathers 7-3 to make it back-to-back Ally Pally appearances.

Three spots were on offer at the qualifier after Ted Evetts - a ProTour Order of Merit qualifier - won Sunday's PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship final.

The draw for the 2021/22 William Hill World Darts Championship will take place live on Sky Sports News and through the PDC's Facebook Page at 1915 GMT on Monday November 29.

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ET1 Tour Card Holder Qualifiers: Andy Hamilton, Justin Pipe, Steve Beaton, Darren Penhall, Dirk van Duijvenbode, Rowby-John Rodriguez, Damon Heta, Kai Fan Leung, Stephen Bunting, Ron Meulenkamp, Michael Barnard, Martijn Kleermaker, Danny Noppert, Mike De Decker, Callan Rydz, Steve West, Gabriel Clemens, Derk Telnekes, Ryan Searle, Andy Boulton, Steve Lennon, Luke Woodhouse, Mervyn King, Luke Humphries

ET2 Tour Card Holder Qualifiers: Josh Payne, Adam Hunt, Jeffrey de Zwaan, Steve Lennon, Michael Smith, Darren Penhall, Jeff Smith, Mervyn King, Jason Lowe, Devon Petersen, Steffen Siepmann, William O'Connor, Alan Tabern, Ryan Murray, Scott Waites, Ron Meulenkamp, Chris Dobey, Steve Brown, Danny Noppert, Simon Stevenson, Reece Robinson, Steve West, Niels Zonneveld, Richard North

Nine-dart star Steve West was amongst six players who enjoyed a European Tour qualifying double on Friday night in Wigan, alongside Mervyn King, Danny Noppert, Steve Lennon, Ron Meulenkamp and Darren Penhall.

Friday's Tour Card Holder Qualifier for the year's first two European Tour events saw 24 spots up for grabs in the Belgian Darts Championship and European Darts Grand Prix.

West achieved perfection with a nine-darter as he secured his place in Sindelfingen next month with a 6-2 win over Benito van de Pas in their decider, having earlier secured a place in Hasselt with with a 101 average against Jan Dekker.

Former European Tour event winner King also enjoyed a qualifying double, alongside Dutch duo Noppert and Meulenkamp, former European Tour finalist Lennon and new PDC Tour Card Holder Penhall, who will make his stage debut in Hasselt on February 28.

Australia's Damon Heta - the 2019 Brisbane Darts Masters winner - will be another European Tour debutant in Belgium after qualifying alongside another newcomer, Martijn Kleermaker, and Hong Kong's Kai Fan Leung.

Former European Tour event winners Justin Pipe and Steve Beaton were also amongst the qualifiers, alongside returning Andy Hamilton and reigning World Youth Champion Luke Humphries.

Former BDO Champion Scott Waites will make his European Tour debut in Sindelfingen after edging out Bunting 6-5 to qualify for the European Darts Grand Prix.

Jeff Smith, Steffen Siepmann and Jason Lowe, who also won Tour Cards at Qualifying School last month, also qualified for the year's second European Tour event.

Premier League star Michael Smith, South African ace Devon Petersen and Irish World Cup finalist William O'Connor also secured places in Sindelfingen.

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