Forty-eight of darts' global superstars will represent their countries at the second World Cup to be staged in Germany this weekend.
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Following last year's inaugural event, the second Cash Converters World Cup of Darts will be staged at Hamburg's Alsterdorfer Stadthalle from February 3-5, featuring 24 two-man teams from around the world.
The unique televised event will feature a combination of both doubles and singles matches over three days of play.
Defending champions Holland feature a quick-fire duo of Raymond van Barneveld and Vincent van der Voort, while 1/2 tournament favourites England boast a formidbale duo of Phil Taylor and Adrian Lewis.
Jackpot and The Power have won a staggering 17 world titles between them and will be out to avenge the early exit suffered in the 2010 event.
Formerly practice partners, the duo are now fierce rivals on the oche, but are set to join forces in the unique £150,000 tournament in an attempt to bring darting glory to England.
Premier League champion Gary Anderson and Peter 'Snakebite' Wright fly the flag for Scotland; the heavy scoring pair will be definite title contenders but must first prevail from a tricky first second round tie against either Spain or South Africa.
Australia's pairing of Simon Whitlock and Paul Nicholson remains unchanged, with the duo likely to pose a realistic threat should they continue their recent individual form.
Wales' incredible run to the final in 2010 was one of the major shocks, this time around the side will feature resurgent former world champion Richie Burnett, alongside world class left-hander - Mark Webster.
The tournament sees the return of Spanish stars Antonio Alcinas and Carlos Rodriguez, who made the headlines in the 2010 event by dumping our James Wade and Phil Taylor of team England.
They are among a host of potential dark horse teams, which include Belgium, Canada and Northern Ireland.
Action gets underway on Friday afternoon with selected matches streamed live online.
Cash Converters World Cup of Darts Schedule of Play
Friday February 3 (All times GMT)
Afternoon Session (1pm-5pm)
First Round x8 Games
Best of nine legs, 501 Doubles, loser throws first.
Knockout between teams 9-24
Order of Play
Canada (John Part & Ken MacNeil) v Hungary (Nandor Bezzeg & Kristian Kaufmann)
Republic of Ireland (William O'Connor/Mick McGowan v Malaysia (Lee Choon Peng/Amin Bin Abdul Ghani)
USA (Darin Young & Gary Mawson) v Philippines (Christian Perez & Lourence Ilagan)
Austria (Mensur Suljovic & Dietmar Burger) v New Zealand (Warren French & Preston Ridd)
Sweden (Magnus Caris & Dennis Nilsson) v Japan (Haruki Muramatsu & Morihiro Hashimoto)
Spain (Antonio Alcinas & Carlos Rodriguez) v South Africa (Devon Petersen & Shawn Hogan)
Finland (Petri Korte & Marko Kantele) v Croatia (Boris Krcmar & Tonci Restovic)
Gibraltar (Dylan Duo & Dyson Parody) v Denmark (Per Laursen & Jann Hoffmann)
Second Round
Play split across Friday night & Saturday afternoon sessions
Draw Bracket - to be used from Second Round onwards
England (1) v Canada/Hungary
Germany (8) v USA/Philippines
Wales (5) v Finland/Croatia
Scotland (4) v Spain/South Africa
Australia (2) v Republic of Ireland/Malaysia
Belgium (7) v Sweden/Japan
Northern Ireland (6) v Gibraltar/Denmark
Netherlands (3) v Austria/New Zealand
Evening Session (8pm-12am)
16 x Singles matches. Top ranked player from each team plays second ranked player from opposing team.
Best of seven legs, 501 Singles, loser throws first.
One point awarded for each match winner.
Northern Ireland v Gibraltar/Denmark
Brendan Dolan v Dyson Parody/Jann Hoffman
Michael Mansell v Dylan Duo/Per Laursen
Belgium v Sweden/Japan
Kim Huybrechts v Dennis Nilsson/Morihiro Hashimoto
Kurt Van De Rijck v Magnus Caris/Haruki Muramatsu
Australia v Republic of Ireland/Malaysia
Simon Whitlock v Mick McGowan/Amin Bin Abdul Ghani
Paul Nicholson v William O'Connor/Lee Choon Peng
Wales v Finland/Croatia
Mark Webster v Marko Kantele/Tonci Restovic
Richie Burnett v Petri Korte/Boris Krcmar
Germany v USA/Philippines
Jyhan Artut v Gary Mawson/Lourence Ilagan
Bernd Roith v Darin Young/Christian Perez
Scotland v Spain/South Africa
Gary Anderson v Carlos Rodriguez/Shawn Hogan
Peter Wright v Antonio Alcinas/Devon Petersen
England v Canada/Hungary
Phil Taylor v Ken MacNeil/Kristian Kaufmann
Adrian Lewis v John Part/Nandor Bezzeg
Netherlands v Austria/New Zealand
Raymond van Barneveld v Dietmar Burger/Preston Ridd
Vincent van der Voort v Mensur Suljovic/Warren French
