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He now faces Phil Taylor in tomorrow's second round match which will again be televised live on Sky Sports.

These two matches are exactly the same opponents he faced in the same rounds last year.

The draw for Wednesday's first round pits Cosham's Andy Jenkins against Andy Smith.

Colin makes the last 32 losing out to Mick McGowan and James reaches the last qualifying match, the last 16 before John Magowan ends his first attempt. A second qualifier takes place tomorrow.

Andy Jenkins is assured of a place in the live televised final stages which get underway on Wednesday.

Sally Smith wins through to the Ladies Semi final which will take place on Sunday.

There will also be a Mixed Triples event during the afternoon.

Colin Monk includes good wins over Alan Tabern and Roland Scholten on his way to the last 16 where John Magowan ends his hopes.

Andy Jenkins makes the same round and Adrian Lewis comes from behind to snatch a 3-2 win. Andy had earlier survived a great match with Jason Crawley that had gone down to the wire in the final leg.

James Wade hits his second 9 darter in PDC competition in three months against Alan Warriner-Little. Unfortunately The Ice Man takes all the others in their last 32 clash.

Raymond van Barneveld beats Adrian Lewis in the final to take the £5000 top prize and win his second ranking event in a week.

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On the way he beats such players as Brian Woods, Mario Robbe and Vincent van der Voort but he is squeezed out of the final by 3 sets to 2 by Mike Veitch.

He wins £500 and gets plenty of live television exposure on Eurosport.

Bob Crawley is edged out in a close match with Alan Warriner-Little, James Wade goes down to Mark Frost and Andy Jenkins is knocked out by Gary Spedding.

Colin Osborne fires in his second 9 darter in PDC competition in a year during the earlier rounds.

Colin Lloyd beats Barrie Bates in the final to take the £5000 first prize and reclaim his number one ranking position.

Bob goes down 5-0 to a rampant Jan van der Rassel and Colin Monk is ousted 5-2 by Dave Johnston. Paul Anthony is edged out by Cliff Lazarenko by 5-4 and Ian Eames suffers a similar 5-4 defeat by Alan Reynolds. Ian Critchett had reached the previous round and ran into top American John Kuczynski in hot form. Aaron Turner had reached the same last 64 stage but lost out to Steve Hine.

The four qualifiers for the televised £150,000 event in July are Alan Tabern, Barrie Bates, Steve Hine and Andy Hamilton who had beaten Raymond van Barneveld in his opening round.

Lakeside Holiday Village on Hayling Island plays host to the three days of action. Following the Friday night qualifier there are two £20,000 Players Championships on the Saturday and Sunday afternoons.

All of the local players who play on the professional tour will be in attendance as well as a whole host of familiar faces.

The draws for each of the three events can be found at www.planetdarts.tv

This means Andy and James have earned places in the televised Stan James World Matchplay by virtue of being in the top 28 while the others must aim for the qualifying places on Friday.

Andy also qualifies for the televised PartyPoker.net Las Vegas Desert Classic V. The Top 12, three Americans and a Canadian will be joined by sixteen qualifiers at the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort at the end of June.

Paul Hogan is the only Hampshire based player in the WDF table in 22nd. Gary Anderson holds the top spot ahead of Michael van Gerwen.

Danny beat Paul Gibbs in the Singles final with Tony Hutchinson and Matt Richards losing in the semi finals. Runners up in the Pairs were Danny Smith and Ricky Williams.

Andy Jenkins is the sole Hampshire survivor as he edges out tricky Welshman Alan Reynolds 8-7.

Wendy beat Dawn Simmonds in the Singles final with Sue Challis and Stacey Wheeler reaching the last four. Wendy and Amanda beat Pennie Lewis and Elaine Harty in the Pairs final.

Andy now moves up to sixth in the World rankings.

Gill Brown reaches the same stage of the Ladies Singles losing to Karin Krappen who is beaten by Trina Gulliver in the final.

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His position of 15th in the table used for invitation is comfortably within the top 24 that qualify by right.

The event takes place between 2 and 10 September 2006 in "de Vechtsebanen", Utrecht. SBS-6 TV in the Netherlands will cover the event as usual.

Gary Robson was the surprise winner last year but Raymond van Barneveld who won the recent International Darts League in Nijmegen will be eager to win in front of his home audience. Phil Taylor will however be the bookmakers' favourite. The draw will be made on 15 July 2006.

It is not impossible for a second Hampshire player to be taking part. The promoter's website states that the final PDC invitation will be made to the player in fourth position in the world rankings after the Las Vegas Desert Classic. At the moment that could be any of Peter Manley, Wayne Mardle, Cosham's Andy Jenkins, Mark Dudbridge or Kevin Painter. With two big TV events coming up before the final cut off each of those players will be keen to clinch the last place.

The players are as follows: Seeds - Gary Anderson, Martin Adams, Mervyn King, Tony Eccles, Martin Atkins, Michael van Gerwen, Niels de Ruiter and John Walton. BDO invitations based on qualifying tables - Shaun Greatbatch, Simon Whitlock, Vincent van der Voort, Paul Hanvidge, Brian Sørensen, Ted Hankey, Paul Hogan, Mike Veitch, Gary Robson, Co Stompé, Tony O'Shea, Göran Klemme, Albertino Essers, Tony Martin, Jelle Klaasen and Darryl Fitton. PDC invitations based on world rankings - Colin Lloyd, Phil Taylor, Ronnie Baxter and 4th placed player.

The four promoter's wildcards were awarded to Mareno Michels, Dick van Dijk, Dirk Hespeels and Raymond van Barneveld.

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