Chris Dobey became just the third player this year to win multiple Pro Tour titles, after he won a thrilling afternoon of action at Players Championship 19 in Milton Keynes.
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The reigning World Champion and World Number 1 Luke Humphries finally added his name to World Series of Darts roll of honour, after he won the 2024 New Zealand Darts Masters in Hamilton.
Gerwyn Price will be looking to complete the 'Down Under Double' of World Series triumphs, as the last event of this year's World Series of Darts gets underway on Friday in Hamilton, New Zealand.
Gerywn Price has won his second World Series title of the year after a decisive 8-1 win over Luke Littler in the final of the 2024 Australian Darts Masters in Wollongong.
The draw has been made for the 2024 World Seniors Darts Matchplay, as the legendary Phil Taylor will look to end his career on a high with a final Matchplay title, this time at the York Barbican.
Rob Cross will be looking to retain his crown and Luke Littler will be making his darting debut Down Under as the PDC World Series heads to Australian for the 2024 Australian Masters tournament.
After the conclusion of the 2024 Men’s and Women’s World Matchplay tournaments, as well as the recent PDC World Cup, we have new names officially confirmed to take part in November’s Grand Slam tournament in Wolverhampton.
When Luke Humphries won the PDC World Championship in January, he did it without being quite at his best. In the early rounds he looked nervy and occasionally scraped through matches he was expected to win comfortably. At the time we all thought, if this is him in second gear, what's it going to be like when he is at his best? Well, at the 2024 PDC World Matchplay, 'Cool Hand Luke' answered that question.
Luke Humphries continued his monstrous run of form as he added another major trophy to his ever-growing list of accomplishments, winning his first World Matchplay title in a classic final against Michael Van Gerwen.
James Wade continued his remarkable run at this year's World Matchplay as he advanced to the semi-finals to face World Champion Luke Humphries following a 16-10 win over Ross Smith.
The last 16 have been whittled down to just eight of the top darts players in the world. With big upsets, quality finishes and high drama, the second round of the 2024 PDC World Matchplay did not disappoint.
After playing in Leeds last time out, week 14 of this year's Premier League would take the short trip to Manchester. With a few local lads taking to the ochie and a jam-packed AO Arena, the stage was set for the best arrow-smiths in the world to put on a show.
As we approach the business end of this years edition of the Premier League, the race for top four is certainly hotting up. The First Direct Arena in Leeds is one of the most highly anticipated venues of the year, so the stage was set for a cracking night of tungsten tension.
Night 1 of the Darts Premier League is now only a few hours away and after the recent controversy the selection of players has now been decided. With the likes of Humphries, Cullen and Cross missing out there are new arrivals this year. Here is this years Darts Premier league line up.
Well that was a very interesting start to the World Darts Championship. Not too many surprises however it was a good start to a promising tournament to say the least. So lets delve in to the opener game by game.
We’re now only an hour away from the majority of darts fans most awaited moment of the year. The World Darts Championships kick off very soon with an exciting opener between Mickey Mansell against Ben Robb and I really can’t wait.
What an opener that was, 8 quality PDC regulars against 8 quality Dutch Internationals. What more could you want? The majority of the games looked very predictable on paper however the Dutch had something to say about that. Jonny Clayton, Fallon Sherrock, Gerwyn Price, Michael Smith and Peter Wright were all knocked out against a Dutch opponents in the last 16. Even Michael Van Gerwen was defeated by fellow World Cup playing Dutchman Danny Noppert.