World Grand Prix Darts 2023: Fixtures, schedule, scores and TV times as Michael van Gerwen defends title

All the fixtures, schedule, and TV times ahead of the World Grand Prix Darts 2023; We're back for the double in, double out World Grand Prix Darts at the Morningside Arena in Leicester from 2-8 October - live on Sky Sports

Sunday 8 October 2023 22:33, UK

World Grand Prix Darts is back as Gerwyn Price and Luke Humphries aim for victory in Leicester, live on Sky Sports.

You can watch the whole tournament live on Sky Sports, with finals night live on Sunday from 8pm on Sky Sports Main Event & Arena.

World Grand Prix Darts - Live on Sky Sports October 3-8

Monday October 2

First Round

Dirk van Duijvenbode 1-2 Brendan Dolan
Jose de Sousa 1-2 Gary Anderson
Krzysztof Ratajski 2-1 James Wade
Martin Schindler 2-1 Raymond van Barneveld
Nathan Aspinall 1-2 Stephen Bunting
Gerwyn Price 2-0 Danny Noppert
Michael Smith 2-0 Callan Rydz
Rob Cross 1-2 Andrew Gilding

Tuesday October 3

First Round

Joe Cullen 2-0 Mike De Decker
Dave Chisnall 0-2 Luke Woodhouse
Damon Heta 1-2 Ryan Searle
Dimitri Van den Bergh 0-2 Chris Dobey
Peter Wright 2-0 Gabriel Clemens
Michael van Gerwen 2-0 Josh Rock
Jonny Clayton 0-2 Ross Smith
Luke Humphries 2-0 Daryl Gurney

Wednesday October 4

Second Round

Andrew Gilding 3-2 Gary Anderson
Stephen Bunting 2-3 Martin Schindler
Gerwyn Price 3-0 Krzysztof Ratajski
Michael Smith 3-0 Bendan Dolan

Thursday October 5

Second Round

Luke Humphries 3-0 Luke Woodhouse
Peter Wright 3-1 Ryan Searle
Michael van Gerwen 2-3 Chris Dobey
Ross Smith 1-3 Joe Cullen

Friday October 6

Quarter-Finals

Gerwyn Price 3-0 Martin Schindler
Michael Smith 3-0 Andrew Gilding
Peter Wright 2-3 Luke Humphries
Chris Dobey 2-3 Joe Cullen

Saturday October 7

Semi-Finals

Michael Smith 2-4 Gerwyn Price
Joe Cullen 0-4 Luke Humphries

Sunday October 8

Gerwyn Price 2-5 Luke Humphries

Format

First Round - Best of Three Sets
Second Round - Best of Five Sets
Quarter-Finals - Best of Five Sets
Semi-Finals - Best of Seven Sets
Final - Best of Nine Sets

All sets are Best of Five Legs.
All games will be double start and double finish, meaning players must first hit a double before they can begin scoring in each leg. The bullseye will count as double 25.
There will be no tie-break employed in any match; the 'deciding set' would end 3-2 with the fifth leg being the deciding leg.

We're back for the double in, double out World Grand Prix Darts at the Morningside Arena in Leicester from 2-8 October - live on Sky Sports. Stream all your favourite sports with NOW

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