Cork-based Radek Szaganski edges out Luke Littler at Players Championship
Cork-based Radek Szaganski defeated teenage darts sensation Luke Littler at the Players Championship in Wigan on Tuesday.
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Luke Littler says ‘world has gone mad’ following rise to stardom
Luke Littler claims the “world has gone mad” as he aims to make it back-to-back World Series title in the Netherlands this weekend.
Rob Cross battles into last 16 at Ally Pally
Rob Cross showed he can be a contender for a second World Championship crown after battling into the last 16.
Luke Littler continues dream World Championship with victory over Andrew Gilding
Teenager Luke Littler continued his dream PDC World Championship debut by defeating Andrew Gilding to reach the third round.
Damon Heta beats Michael Van Gerwen to reach Grand Slam of Darts last-eight
Damon Heta battled past three-time champion Michael Van Gerwen 10-7 to book his place in the quarter-finals of the Grand Slam of Darts in Wolverhampton.
Peter Wright crashes out at Grand Slam of Darts
World number two Peter Wright exited the Grand Slam of Darts after losing to Michael Bunting 5-3 in Group E.
Peter Wright seals second European Championship title of his career
Peter Wright insisted ‘the old guy can still do it’ after the 53-year-old was crowned European champion.
Peter Wight defeats James Wade to take European title in Dortmund
Peter Wright secured the European Championship with a 11-6 victory over James Wade in Dortmund. Wright earned his place in the final with an 11-8 win over Danny Noppert while Wade came from 5-1 down to beat Gian van Veen 11-9. In the final, Wright threw four 180's and had an average of 97.39. The first big moment of the match came when Wade produced a 157 finish against the throw to level things up at one apiece but Wright rattled off five of the next six legs as he stormed into a 6-2 lead. Wade fought back to secure two legs on the bounce and head into the second interval at 6-4. Wright regained his four-leg cushion after the break to move into an 8-4 lead as Wade looked like he started to falter before producing a 14-dart leg to reduce the deficit slightly again. Wade smacked in his first maximum of the match in the next leg but it was not enough to stop Wright from moving to within two of the title. Wright's break of throw in the next leg put him to within a leg of the match and despite missing three championship darts at the double, he made no mistake in checking out 96 in the next leg to lift the trophy.