New Zealand Darts Masters: Draw, Calendar, Results for the World Series of Darts with Luke Little, Luke Humphries in action | Darts News

Luke Littler will bid for the consecutive titles of the World Series of Darts under the Masters of Darts New Zealand this week.

A week after winning his first World Series title of the year in Australia, Littleler is again joined by seven other stars of the leading PDC – including World No. 1 and the title champion of the Luke Humphries tournament – during the event in Auckland from Friday.

As usual, the eight regulars of the PDC were attracted to local players in the region during the first round on Friday, with Humphries opposed to the own new player n ° 1 in New Zealand, Haupai Puha.

Littler confronts Mark Cleaver, while Stephen Bunting faces Ben Robb, a championship qualifier of the World Darts Championship.

There is a familiar face for the world n ° 7 Chris Dobey, who was attracted to the Australian Simon ‘The Wizard’ Whitlock, the finalist of the 2010 DART World Championship.

The eight winners of the first round take action on Saturday when the quarter-finals, the semi-finals and the last take place. The game begins at 8 a.m. in the United Kingdom on the two days of the tournament.

The New Zealand Darts Masters is the latest World Series event before the tournament final in Amsterdam from September 12 to 14.

New Zealand Darts Masters Trez and plan

Shooting
(1) Stephen Bunting vs ben Robb
Chris Dobey vs Simon Whitlock
(4) Luke HumpCHERIE VS HAUPAI
Damon heta vs Dean Reyland
(2) Gerwyn Price against Jonny Tata
Josh Rock against John Hurring
(3) Luke Littles against Mark Cleaver
Mike de Decker vs Gordon Mathers

Friday August 15 (from 8:00 a.m.
First round (the best of 11 legs)
Mike de Decker vs Gordon Mathers
Josh Rock against John Hurring
Gerwyn Price against Jonny Tata
Damon heta vs Dean Reyland
Stephen Bunting vs ben Robb
Luke Himpliers vs Popmkai
Luke Littler vs Mark Cleaver
Chris Dobey vs Simon Whitlock

Saturday August 16 (from 8 a.m.
Quarter final
The best of 11 legs

Semi-final
The best of 13 legs

Final
The best of 15 legs

All Saturday matches playing in the order of print cuts.

Live Darts is back on Sky Sports from October 6 to 12, while the World Grand Prix de Boylesports takes place in Leicester.