Luke Humphries bid for back-to-back World Championship titles on track after win
World number one Luke Humphries continued his bid for back-to-back World Championship titles after easing through to the last 16.
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Darts-Australian Heta’s nine-darter brings Christmas bonus joy for Swiss fan
Australian Damon Heta landed the second nine-darter of the PDC World Championship on Friday to secure a bonus from the sponsors for himself plus a Swiss darts fan, who plans to spend the money on beer and new windows for his house, and a charity.
Damon Heta hits nine-dart finish but still exits World Championship
Damon Heta set the World Championship alight on its resumption with a stunning nine-dart finish before bowing out.
Luke Littler sends classy Damon Heta message after missing out on World Darts Championship bonus
Luke Littler, the rising star in darts, has sent a message to Damon Heta after the Australian achieved the second nine-dart finish at the PDC World Darts Championship.
What Luke Littler is really like behind the scenes at PDC Darts events
This time last year, Luke Littler was a little-known darts prodigy making waves with his first-ever appearance at the World Darts Championship. A year on, and he has become the sport's most recognisable face, with an ascent to fame as sharp as the points of his 23-gram darts.
Damon Heta thrills Ally Pally with nine-darter as play resumes
Damon Heta kicked off the resumption of the World Championship in style by throwing a nine-darter.
Barry Hearn raises prostate cancer awareness as he makes demand to others after surgery
Matchroom president Barry Hearn has disclosed that, inspired by the BIGGER 180 campaign launched by Prostate Cancer UK and Paddy Power, he underwent successful prostate surgery ahead of the World Darts Championship. The initiative aims to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK, with Paddy Power pledging £1,000 for each 180 scored at the Alexandra Palace during this year's event.
Rob Cross and Dave Chisnall among big names to fall at Alexandra Palace
Former champion Rob Cross and Dave Chisnall crashed out of the PDC World Championship as more seeds were scattered at Alexandra Palace.