The World Cup of Darts returns to the Eissporthalle in Frankfurt, with the sport's biggest names gearing up to represent their nations on the big stage.
Lukes Littler and Humphries are aiming to improve drastically on last year's shock second round exit, but have some formidable pairings to overcome if they are to lift the trophy.
Gian van Veen and Michael van Gerwen will represent the Netherlands, while Daryl Gurney and Josh Rock return to defend the crown they won last year.
Wales however, won't be at full strength thanks to Gerwyn Price's shock withdrawal, with Nick Kenny lining up alongside Jonny Clayton instead.
The entirety of the 2026 World Cup of Darts will be broadcast live on Sky Sports, across Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Action and Sky Sports+.
Live streaming will also be available via Now TV, Sky Go and the Sky Sports app.
The 2026 World Cup of Darts takes place at the Eissporthalle in Frankfurt, and starts on Thursday 11th June at 18:10 (BST) with a clash between Czechia and India.
The semi-finals and final take place in the evening session (18:00 BST) on Sunday 14th June.
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