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Luke Littler, then 16, captured the public imagination with a stunning run at darts' biggest showpiece, the World Championship at Alexandra Palace, coming into the new year.
World championLuke Humphries delivered back-to-back nightly wins to move top of the Premier League with a 6-3 victory over Nathan Aspinall at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham.
Teenage darts star Luke Littler has amassed an impressive £250,000 in prize money already this year. Quite a step up from his previous best win of £500 which, at the age of 12, made him cry.
Luke Humphries registered his first Premier League night win as the world champion defeated Michael Smith 6-3 in Brighton.
Luke Littler will have to wait to win his first major title as he lost in the quarter-final of the UK Open.
Rob Cross advanced to his fifth Ladbrokes UK Open quarter-final in seven years after recording a brace of 10-4 wins against Antrim's Josh Rock and Meath's Keane Barry.
World champion Luke Humphries showed his true sportsmanship after losing to Nathan Aspinall in the Premier League Darts. Despite being down 5-1 against the 'Asp', Humphries managed to tie their semi-final match.
Nathan Aspinall earned his first Premier League darts victory of the season after beating Rob Cross 6-2 on night five in Exeter.