Littler, Greaves and Zonneveld drawn together in Grand Slam of Darts Group A
(updated )By SportNestra Editorial Team

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The draw for the 2026 Grand Slam of Darts has brought Luke Littler, Beau Greaves and Niels Zonneveld together in Group A. Greaves will also renew her rivalry with Zonneveld in the competition: she beat him 6-3 in their Players Championship 31 match. The schedule also has Greaves and Littler meeting again in the evening session on Saturday, November 14.
The fixture reunites two players who have split their two previous meetings. In August, the world No 1 and two-time defending champion in Wolverhampton edged Greaves 6-5 in a deciding leg at Players Championship 24. In 2025, Greaves won their encounter by the same score to secure a place in the World Youth Championship final. Their Grand Slam match will therefore be their third meeting, with their previous record level.
Zonneveld has also faced Littler this year. In March, he beat him 6-5 in the European Tour quarter-finals. Alongside Greaves’s Players Championship 31 win over Zonneveld, that result means all three Group A players have recent results involving one another, including several close matches.
There are other groups to watch in the draw. Luke Humphries, the 2023 winner, will face Joe Cullen and Paolo Nebrida. In Group K, James Wade is set to meet Ricky Evans and Cam Crabtree. Lisa Ashton is in Group B with Jermaine Wattimena and Alan Soutar; Josh Rock is in Group C alongside Kevin Doets and Tommy Morris, the recent winner of Players Championship 34. The draw also lists Luke Woodhouse, Krzysztof Ratajski and Tom Sykes.
The event’s full title is the 2026 Mr Vegas Grand Slam of Darts. The schedule includes eight group matches pairing Player B with the loser of Saturday afternoon’s matches, as well as eight more fixtures in Groups A to H between Player B and a Saturday winner. Sky Sports will show the Grand Slam live from November 14 to 22, followed by the World Darts Championship from December 11 to January 3.
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