Phil Taylor and Adrian Lewis are reuniting for England, with the MODUS Super Series revealing the 12 nations that will contest International Pairs 4 from 23 November, live and free on Pluto TV.
The 16-time world champion Taylor and two-time back-to-back PDC World Champion Lewis headline a field that mixes household names with new partnerships and the reigning champions, and they’ll start as the pair to beat on paper.
International Pairs Darts (4)
The 12 Nations
England – Phil Taylor and Adrian Lewis
Australia – Mason Whitlock and Simon Whitlock
USA – Fred Krueger and Doug Boehm
Scotland – John Henderson and Robert Thornton
Sweden – Andreas Harrysson and Anton Ostlund
Denmark – Ivan Springborg Poulsen and Andreas Toft Jorgensen
Netherlands – Danny van Trijp and Ron Meulenkamp
New Zealand – Haupai Puha and Jonny Tata
Switzerland – Ansh Sood and Marcel Walpen
Germany – Daniel Klose and Liam Maendl-Lawrance
Wales – Derek Coulson and Alex Williams
Belgium – Andy Baetens and Brian Raman.
What to watch out for
Belgium carry the weight of expectation. Baetens and Raman lifted the trophy at International Pairs 3 in April, and they’ll be hunting back-to-back titles.
The Dutch have pedigree too. Van Trijp was half of the Netherlands pairing, with Jimmy van Schie, that won the inaugural event in May 2025. This time he partners Meulenkamp.
Scotland’s Thornton and Henderson are both familiar faces in the series, having appeared in previous editions, while Denmark’s Springborg Poulsen and Toft Jorgensen were also in the field at International Pairs 2.
Wales have a new look, with Burnett and Parry, the team that finished runner-up twice, replaced by Coulson and Williams. Coulson won Champions Week in July and recently secured Tour Card Holder status for next year through finishing second on the Challenge Tour.
Ireland, won won International Pairs 2, aren’t among the 12 nations participating.
Full schedules and results as they land at DartsWorld socials, dartsworld.com and via the MODUS Super Series stream on Pluto TV.
Daily MSS play is streamed on Pluto TV from 9.30 AM (BST) with highlights and other coverage on the MODUS Super Series YouTube channel, or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide.
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