Grand Slam of Darts day two: fixtures, start times and who needs a win

The Grand Slam of Darts reaches day two on Sunday with 16 more group matches in Wolverhampton. Play starts at 1pm and the evening session at 7.30pm UK time, according to the PDC schedule.

Every match today involves a player who lost on Saturday. That makes it a huge day, because only the 16 group winners reach the last 16 and a second defeat means elimination. A win keeps those players in contention but does not guarantee qualification.

Jonny Clayton, Josh Rock, Ross Smith and Luke Woodhouse are among the seeds who need a response. You can follow every result in our Grand Slam of Darts tournament centre.

Grand Slam of Darts day two: afternoon session (1pm)

The afternoon session features the players who lost in Saturday’s afternoon matches. Fixtures are listed by group, not playing order.

Group	Match
B	Alan Soutar v Lisa Ashton
C	Josh Rock v Kevin Doets
D	Cameron Menzies v Raymond Smith
F	Andrew Gilding v Charlie Manby
G	Jonny Clayton v Rob Cross
H	Niko Springer v Adam Sevada
J	Luke Woodhouse v Krzysztof Ratajski
P	Karel Sedlacek v Maik Kuivenhoven

The pick of the afternoon is Clayton against Rob Cross in Group G. Clayton, the fifth seed, lost 5-4 to debutant Anton Ostlund after missing two match darts at double 16.

Rock, the eighth seed, was beaten 5-2 by Tommy Morris, and Woodhouse lost 5-3 to Tom Sykes. Both must win to stay alive.

Charlie Manby and Raymond Smith both lost in deciding legs on Saturday, to Ryan Searle and Stephen Bunting respectively. They will hope to build on those performances against Andrew Gilding and Cameron Menzies.

Grand Slam of Darts day two: evening session (7.30pm)

The evening session features the players beaten on Saturday night. Fixtures are listed by group, not playing order.

Group	Match
A	Niels Zonneveld v Beau Greaves
E	Sebastian Bialecki v Joe Hunt
I	Joe Cullen v Paolo Nebrida
K	Ricky Evans v Cam Crabtree
L	Jeffrey de Graaf v Henry Coates
M	Bradley Brooks v Carl Sneyd
N	Martin Schindler v Jan Schmidt
O	Gabriel Clemens v Ross Smith

Beau Greaves is back on stage after her 5-2 defeat to Luke Littler. She faces Niels Zonneveld, and that result will shape what Littler needs in Group A.

Luke Littler does not play on Sunday. He returns against Niels Zonneveld on Monday 16 November.

Ross Smith, the European champion, must beat Gabriel Clemens after a shock 5-3 defeat to Rusty-Jake Rodriguez.

Keep an eye on Henry Coates too. The 20-year-old debutant took Michael van Gerwen to a deciding leg and had two match darts before losing 5-4. He now faces Jeffrey de Graaf in Group L.

Saturday’s Grand Slam of Darts results

Day one belonged to the big averages. Nathan Aspinall hit 111.68 against Maik Kuivenhoven, Gian van Veen hit 110.51 against Carl Sneyd, and Littler averaged 109.97 against Greaves.

Our day one results review has all 16 scores.

How to watch the Grand Slam of Darts

Every session is live on Sky Sports, and you can stream it on NOW.

The group stage runs until Tuesday 17 November. The last 16 is on Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 November, the quarter-finals on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 November, and the semi-finals and final on Sunday 22 November.

For the full week, see our Grand Slam of Darts schedule and our groups guide. Visit our darts hub for more.

Grand Slam of Darts day two: FAQ

What time does the Grand Slam of Darts start on Sunday?
The afternoon session starts at 1pm and the evening session at 7.30pm UK time.

Who plays at the Grand Slam of Darts today?
Every Saturday loser plays the third player in their group, including Jonny Clayton v Rob Cross, Josh Rock v Kevin Doets and Beau Greaves v Niels Zonneveld.

Does Luke Littler play today?
No. Littler returns against Niels Zonneveld on Monday 16 November.

What happens if a player loses twice?
They are eliminated. Only the group winner reaches the last 16.

What channel is the Grand Slam of Darts on?
Sky Sports, with streaming on NOW.

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