1990 BDO Nations Cup

The 1990 BDO Nations Cup was the 14th and final darts tournament of the Alexandra Palace, London in England from 1990. Team Wales with Brian Cairns, Eric Burden and Ken Thomas were defending their title as champions in 1990, having been beaten by Team Australia with Russell Stewart, Wayne Weening and Frank Palko by 10–8 legs the previous year in 1989. Canada team was the first Nations Cup champion, being beaten by team Ireland in a sudden-death leg of 10–9.

Team and Seedings

1. Eric Bristow, Mike Gregory & Phil Taylor
2. Alex Lister, Ronnie Sharp & Jamie Harvey
3. John Gronow, Chris Johns & Peter Locke
4. Tony Payne, Gerald Verrier & Sean Downs
5. Lars Erik Karlsson, Stefan Lord & Magnus Caris
6. Hugh Cochrane, Harold Sweeney & David Keery
7. Leo Laurens, Bruno Raes & Erik Clarys
8. Antero Rantala, Kexi Heinaharju & Heikki Hermunen
9. Kevin Marron, Jack McKenna & Paul Sinclair
10. Albert Anstey, Tony Holyoake & Bob Sinnaeve
11. Russell Stewart, Keith Sullivan & Wayne Weening
12. Per Skau, Jann Hoffmann & Troels Rusel
13. Gordon Allpress, Zac Taua & Preston Ridd
14. Colin Rice, Kai Pfeiffer & Andreas Krockel
15. Bert Vlaardingerbroek, Paul Hoogenboom & Raymond van Barneveld
16. George Federico, Antonio Munoz Ramos & Francis Taylor

Results

Semi Finals (best of 19 legs)

• Ireland 10–4 United States
• Wales 7–10 Canada

Final (best of 19 legs)

• Canada 10–9 Ireland

References

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