World Cup of Darts returns to Frankfurt June 11-14 with top seeds England, Netherlands, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Beyond star power, Paul Lim returns as the 71 years old player to ever compete at Worlds after his historic first-round win at Ally Pally. Singapore faces Ireland and Uganda in Group D.

Japanese sensation Motomu Sakai brings his electrifying walk-on after delighting crowds with dance moves and 3-0 win over Tricole. India hopes Nitin Kumar can build on his historic victory as first Indian winner at the event when they face Czechia and Denmark in Group H.

Hong Kong's Man Lok Leung and Philippines' Alexis Toylo complete the players to watch. With 16 teams divided into four groups, the tournament promises thrilling action as these underdogs attempt to upset seeded nations in their respective groups.