Luke Littler suffers another early exit as Premier League struggles continue
World champion Luke Littler’s Premier League struggles continued as he was beaten 6-3 by Jonny Clayton in the opening quarter-final of night four in Belfast.
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World champion Luke Littler’s Premier League struggles continued as he was beaten 6-3 by Jonny Clayton in the opening quarter-final of night four in Belfast.
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