Jamie Atkins, Zereso Zeverboom, Chas Barstow, Richie Howson and Neil Wild all secured their places in Saturday’s finale on Friday after coming through their respective groups at the MODUS Super Series darts, to join Brian Raman, the winner of Group A earlier in the week.
Atkins, who entered Friday’s play on 10 points from the opening day of Group C, topped the group overall after winning three of his five matches, as he recorded victories against Scott Winder, Conor Paterson and Graham Jenkins, with his two defeats coming against Zereso Zeverboom and Jesus Salate, to end on 16 points from a possible 20 overall.
Elsewhere, Zereso Zeverboom also progressed through to Saturday’s finale, after finishing 2nd overall on 12 points, whilst Conor Paterson finished 3rd on 10 points, Jesus Salate and Scott Winder finishing 4th and 5th on 8 points each and Graham Jenkins finishing bottom on 6 points.
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Chas Barstow topped the Group B after winning three of his four matches on Friday Evening, as he recorded victories against Richie Howson, Neil Wild and Devon Petersen, with his only defeat coming against Jonny Barnes, to end on 12 points from a possible 16 overall.
Elsewhere, Richie Howson (pictured) and Neil Wild also progressed through to Saturday’s finale, after finishing 2nd and 3rd respectively overall with Howson ending on 10 points and Wild on 8 points.
Wild recovered from narrowly missing out on Wednesday’s group A place to edge past Jonny Barnes who also ended on 8 points, but missed out in 4th due to leg difference whilst Devon Petersen finished bottom on 2 points.
The MODUS Super Series continues on Saturday with the conclusion of Week 10 with the six players battling it out for just one spot up for grabs at Champions Week, with play commencing from 7:30pm GMT.
Play will be streamed on Pluto TV with highlights and other coverage on the MODUS Super Series YouTube channel, or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide.
Check out Darts World’s MODUS Super Series Hall of Fame for the personalities and history of this event.
MODUS Super Series Darts Week 10
Friday 27th March
Group C Day Two
Jamie Atkins 4-0 Scott Winder
Conor Paterson 4-3 Graham Jenkins
Zereso Zeverboom 4-2 Jesus Salate
Graham Jenkins 4-1 Scott Winder
Zereso Zeverboom 4-1 Jamie Atkins
Jesus Salate 4-1 Conor Paterson
Graham Jenkins 4-3 Zereso Zeverboom
Conor Paterson 4-3 Scott Winder
Jesus Salate 4-1 Jamie Atkins
Zereso Zeverboom 4-0 Scott Winder
Graham Jenkins 4-3 Jesus Salate
Jamie Atkins 4-0 Conor Paterson
Scott Winder 4-3 Jesus Salate
Conor Paterson 4-1 Zereso Zeverboom
Jamie Atkins 4-1 Graham Jenkins
Group B Day Two
Chas Barstow 4-3 Richie Howson
Neil Wild 4-1 Devon Petersen
Jonny Barnes 4-3 Chas Barstow
Richie Howson 4-0 Neil Wild
Jonny Barnes 4-3 Devon Petersen
Chas Barstow 4-3 Neil Wild
Richie Howson 4-2 Jonny Barnes
Chas Barstow 4-2 Devon Petersen
Neil Wild 4-1 Jonny Barnes
Richie Howson 4-1 Devon Petersen
INTERNATIONAL PAIRS WEEK TO RETURN TO MODUS SUPER SERIES
Fans will be delighted to note that Pluto TV and MODUS Super Series have announced that their record – breaking International Tournament is set to return for a third year, streaming live and exclusively on MODUS Super Series Darts channel between 20-25 April on Pluto TV in USA, UK, Europe and Canada.
MODUS DARTS INTERNATIONAL PAIRS TOURNAMENT FORMAT
- International Pairs is the only dedicated pairs tournament on the MODUS Super Series calendar. It follows the format of a regular MODUS Super Series week, with all 104 matches played in pairs format.
- Teams from twelve nations will compete across the week, with six advancing to the final on Saturday, 25 April. Only one pair can lift the trophy and claim victory for their nation.
- The field features established players, from BDO and WDF World Champions to former PDC Tour Card holders and trailblazer Fallon Sherrock, the first female to win a PDC World Championship match and the first woman to hit a televised 9-darter.
COMPETING NATIONS AND PLAYERS
- Team Ireland (Reigning Champions): John O’Shea, former World Master, and Conor Heneghan, the first player to hit two 9-darters at the Live Lounge, will defend their International Pairs 2 title.
- Team England: Fallon Sherrock, first female PDC World Championship match winner and first woman to achieve a televised 9-darter, and Steve Beaton, 1996 BDO World Champion, compete together for the first time
- Team Wales (Two-Time Runners-Up): Richie Burnett and Kurt Parry return to International Pairs. Parry reached the ADC Championship Tour final in 2025; Burnett is a former BDO World Champion.
- Team Belgium: Brian Raman, former BDO #1 ranked player, and Andy Baetens, 2023 WDF World Champion, both former PDC Tour Card holders via Q-School.
- Team Kenya: Peter Wachiuri, MODUS Super Series weekly finalist and fan favourite, and David Munyua, 2026 PDC World Championship qualifier, represent Kenya as a pair for the first time.
- Team Netherlands: Twin brothers Wesley and Danny van Trijp compete for their nation. Danny van Trijp holds the unique achievement of being the first – and to date only – player to hit a 9-darter on a Saturday night at the Live Lounge, and is a former MODUS Super Series weekly winner.
Additional nations competing include Scotland, Croatia (new to International Pairs), Northern Ireland, Germany, Canada, and USA, each bringing their own exceptional talents to the oche.
—–ENDS—–
Images: World Senior Darts
