2003 WDF World Cup

The 2003 WDF World Cup was the 14th edition of the WDF World Cup darts tournament, organised by the World Darts Federation. It was held in Épinal, France.

Men's singles

Second round			Third round			Fourth round			Quarter-finals			Semi-finals			Final


	Marko Pusa	4

	Jacques Langston	3
				Marko Pusa	2

				Mike Veitch	4
	Mike Veitch	4

	Hiroshi Watanobe	2
							Mike Veitch	2

							Martin Adams	4
	Martin Adams	4

	Colin Rice	2
				Martin Adams	4

				Peter Johns	3
	John Ward	3

	Peter Johns	4
										Martin Adams	4

										Paul Watton	2
	Tony David	4

	Vincent van der Voort	0
				Tony David	4

				Tengku Hadzali Shah	1
	Robert Grant	2

	Tengku Hadzali Shah	4
							Tony David	2

							Paul Watton	4
	Ray Carver	4

	Mauricio Maia	3
				Ray Carver	2

				Paul Watton	4
	Paul Watton	4

	Ole Jorgensen	2
													Martin Adams	0

													Ritchie Davies	4
	Gary Anderson	4

	Vincent Busuttil	1
				Gary Anderson	4

				Andree Welge	1
	Roy Montgomery	1

	Andree Welge	4
							Gary Anderson	3

							Ritchie Davies	4
	Ritchie Davies	4

	John Kuczynski	2
				Ritchie Davies	4

				Ravi Sandiran	0
	Ravi Sandiran	4

	Naoki Shinohara	3
										Ritchie Davies	4

										Marko Kantele	3
	Andy Fordham	4

	Justin Thompson	0
				Andy Fordham	1

				Marko Kantele	4
	Marko Kantele	4

	August Jost	1
							Marko Kantele	4

							Co Stompé	1
	Co Stompé	4

	James Fulford	0
				Co Stompé	4

				Per Laursen	0
	Dylan Duo	2

	Per Laursen	4
																Ritchie Davies	3

																Raymond van Barneveld	4
	Mervyn King	4

	Gawie Roesstorff	0
				Mervyn King	4

				Gerry Convery	1
	Albertino Essers	2

	Gerry Convery	4
							Mervyn King	3

							Jarkko Komula	4
	Jarkko Komula	4

	David Miklas	3
				Jarkko Komula	4

				Laurent Saillour	1
	Laurent Saillour	4

	Peter Hunt	3
										Jarkko Komula	4

										Steve Duke	2
	Tomas Seyler	4

	Rudy Delannoy	2
				Tomas Seyler	1

				Steve Duke	4
	Steve Duke	4

	Walter Tschudin	0
							Steve Duke	4

							John Elder	2
	John Elder	4

	Loris Polese	1
				John Elder	4

				Martin Phillips	3
	Steven McDonnell	0

	Martin Phillips	4
													Jarkko Komula	2

													Raymond van Barneveld	4
	Anandan Tandrian	4

	Byron Payne	1
				Anandan Tandrian	3

				Tony O'Shea	4
	Tony O'Shea	4

	Bill Davis	0
							Tony O'Shea	4

							Franz Thaler	3
	Brian Sorensen	2

	Franz Thaler	4
				Franz Thaler	4

				Roshnan Sivraman	0
	Roshnan Sivraman	4

	Savvas Antoniou	0
										Tony O'Shea	0

										Raymond van Barneveld	4
	Paul Hanvidge	4

	Urs von Rufs	1
				Paul Hanvidge	4

				Sergio Pettarini	1
	Mario Portela	1

	Sergio Pettarini	4
							Paul Hanvidge	1

							Raymond van Barneveld	4
	Sean McGowan	3

	Norm Tremblay	4
				Norm Tremblay	0

				Raymond van Barneveld	4
	Jyhan Artut	0

	Raymond van Barneveld	4

Women's singles

Quarter-finals			Semi-finals			Final


	Heike Ernst	4

	Marika Juhola	1
				Heike Ernst	0

				Trina Gulliver	4
	Trina Gulliver	4

	Yukari Nishikawa	1
							Trina Gulliver	4

							Carina Ekberg	0
	Carina Ekberg	4

	Anne Kirk	1
				Carina Ekberg	4

				Francis Hoenselaar	1
	Francis Hoenselaar	4

	Anastasia Dobromyslova	3

Other Winners

Event	Winner	Score	Runner-up
Men's Team	Ray Carver John Kuczynski Bill Davis George Walls	9-7	Co Stompé Albertino Essers Raymond van Barneveld Vincent van der Voort
Men's Pairs	Martin Adams Mervyn King	4-1	Andy Fordham Tony O'Shea
Women's Pairs	Trina Gulliver Clare Bywaters	4-2	Karin Krappen Francis Hoenselaar
Youth Singles - Boys	Jerry Hendriks	3-0	Richard Dunlop
Youth Singles - Girls	Kate Dando	3-2	Shunet Luke
Youth Pairs	Kyle Anderson Kathleen Logue	3-2	Oskar Lukusiak Marie Fogde

Final Points Tables

Men

^[1]

Ranking	Team	Points
1	England	114
2	Netherlands	98
3	United States	79
4	Finland	66
5	Northern Ireland	52

Women

^[1]

Ranking	Team	Points
1	England	48
2	Netherlands	34
3	Finland	21
4	Sweden	17
5	Germany	14

Youth

^[1]

Ranking	Team	Points
1	Australia	54
2	Netherlands	47
3	England	39
4	South Africa	33
5	Northern Ireland	25

References

1 2 3 "Final Points Tables". WDF. Retrieved 30 September 2010.

External links

Results for 2003 World Cup

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