Hungarian Darts Trophy draw revealed as Humphries returns to action

Find out the draw, schedule and latest results from the Hungarian Darts Trophy which takes place in Budapest this weekend; Luke Humphries, Gian van Veen and Michael van Gerwen are among the stars in action; Luke Littler is skipping the event

World No 2 Luke Humphries could face World Matchplay semi-finalist Dirk van Duijvenbode in the first round of the Hungarian Darts Trophy.

Humphries has not played on the European Tour since his triumph at the 2026 Belgian Darts Open in March and is in great form after winning the latest Players Championship event on Wednesday in Leicester.

Beau Greaves is poised to make history this weekend as she will become the first woman to compete in a European Tour event when the 22-year-old faces Rob Cross.

Gian van Veen will play his fellow countryman Niels Zonneveld or qualifier Nandor Major, while Michael van Gerwen begins his bid for a second Hungarian Darts Trophy crown against Damon Heta or James Hurrell.

Fourth seed Jonny Clayton enters the fray against Daryl Gurney or Laszlo Kadar while last year's champion Niko Springer faces Maik Kuivenhoven of the Netherlands.

Friday August 28 Round One Afternoon Session - 12pm UK time Kevin Doets v Jonas Masalin Andrew Gilding v Milan Biro Ritchie Edhouse v Connor Scutt Niko Springer v Maik Kuivenhoven William O'Connor v Samuel Price Martin Schindler v Keane Barry Ryan Joyce v Cristo Reyes Dave Chisnall v Andras Borbely

Evening Session - 6pm Dirk van Duijvenbode v David Pisek Daryl Gurney v Laszlo Kadar Krzysztof Ratajski v Callan Rydz Joe Cullen v Adam Leek Rob Cross v Beau Greaves Niels Zonneveld v Nandor Major Cameron Menzies v Tom Sykes Damon Heta v James Hurrell

Saturday August 29 Round Two Afternoon Session - 12pm Ross Smith v O'Connor/Price Wessel Nijman v Chisnall/Borbely Jermaine Wattimena v Gilding/Biro Danny Noppert v Edhouse/Scutt Ryan Searle v Springer/Kuivenhoven Luke Woodhouse v Cross/Greaves Gary Anderson v Ratajski/Rydz Chris Dobey v Menzies/Sykes

Evening Session - 6pm Stephen Bunting v Doets/Masalin Jonny Clayton v Gurney/Kadar James Wade v Schindler/Barry Luke Humphries v Van Duijvenbode/Pisek Michael van Gerwen v Heta/Hurrell Gian van Veen v Zonneveld/Major Nathan Aspinall v Joyce/Reyes Josh Rock v Cullen/Leek

Who will win this year's BoyleSports World Grand Prix? World No 1 Luke Littler will be defending his title and you can watch all the action from September 28-October 4, live on Sky Sports. Stream darts and more top sport with no contract.