WDF World Cup Men Teams 2011

Castlebar in Ireland is the beautiful location for the eighteenth edition of the WDF World Cup. The world-famous Irish cordiality prevails and 38 countries make it a fascinating spectacle. 35 Women's team and 15 youth teams complete the line-up. The Breaffy House Resort, County Mayo, is the home of darts from September 20-24.

History is being written in Castlebar because England is the first country ever to win all three overall titles in one year. In addition, Catalonia, Lithuania, Poland and Romania get their first introduction to the unsurpassed WDF World Cup feeling.

In the team tournament, there are no big surprises in the group phase, or it must be that Wales does not survive the group phase. In a strong group with Belgium and Canada, it is the British who lose out on leg difference. In the last 16 it is the defending champion Netherlands that goes out against a strong playing South African squad. The game between England and Scotland is simply won 9-2 by the English.

In the quarterfinals it is close in every game. England beat the Canadians 9-6. Sweden wins with the same numbers from Australia and Belgium does the same with South Africa. The fourth semi-finalist is Finland, beating Denmark 9-7.

England with Martin Adams, Martin Atkins-Leeds, Tony O'Shea & Scott Waites qualify for the final by winning 9-5 against Swedes Daniel Larsson, Dennis Nilsson, Johan Engström & Seved Rose and the Finns become their opponents. Ulf Ceder, Jarkko Komula, Petri Korte & Sami Sanssi beat Ronny Huybrechts, Geert de Vos, Thierry Michaux & Didier De Vuyst from Belgium 9-7.

The final is e a true spectacle that will eventually lead to a seventeenth and deciding leg. It is England that proves the strongest and wins the team tournament for the eleventh time in a WDF World Cup.

WDF World Cup Men Teams

About WDF World Cup Men Teams 2011

Competitors Of WDF World Cup Men Teams 2011

Øyvind Aasland

Martin Adams

Robin Albury

Vladimir Andersen

Beau Anderson

Tobias Anliker

Reza Ansari

Janis Armanovics

Martin Atkins (Leeds)

Craig Baxter

Tom Becker

Doroteo Bermudez

Amir Biranvand

Thomas Bremgartner

Larry Butler

Winston Cadogan

David Cameron

Luca Catallo

Ulf Ceder

Edson Chaves

Arunas Ciplys

Mingo Claudiano

Darren Clifford

Duke Cole

Wayne Copeland

Rob Corrin

Geert De Vos

Didier De Vuyst

Jan Dekker

Fridrik Diego

Seymour Dixon

Rodger Edwards

John Elder

Gary Elliott

Vegar Elvevoll

Johan Engström

Connie Finnan

Anthony Forde

Marco Formiga

Arnis Gerners

Takuya Goto

Guntars Grebskis

Tinus Grobbelaar

Thorgeir Gudmundsson

Robert Hansen

Rahaman Hassanali

Stephen-Charles Hatton

Terry Hayhurst

Martin Heneghan

Damon Heta

Shawn Hogan

Glenn Honoré

Ronny Huybrechts

Ewan Hyslop

Hiroo Ishida

Kevin Jacob

Jiri Jenicek

Frede Johansen

Stig Jorgensen

Laszlo Kadar

Utku Karaca

Philip Karall

Hosein Karasgani

Engin Kayaoglu

Joe Kieffer

Christian Knowles

Willy Kolly

Jarkko Komula

Pavel Korda

Petri Korte

Marcin Koziarek

Marek Kubowicz

Nitin Kumar

Stefan Kuntner

Lev Kuzmichev

Darius Labanauskas

Daniel Larsson