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Darts star Daryl Gurney said he was 'furious' with Rob Cross as he thought his opponent was for looking for a 'sad story' at the World Grand Prix.The 2017 champion earned his first win in the tournament in four years after beating Cross 2-1 on Tuesday night in the opening round.The Northern Irishman went to a decider with 2018 World Champion Cross at the Morningside Arena in Leicester before pinning a double eight to claim the victory - booking a tie against Madars Razma on Thursday.READ MORE: Darts champion Gary Anderson 'won't lose any sleep' if his best form doesn't returnGurney used his post-match interview to vent about his opposition, saying that he was intially left confused by the conduct of Cross.The 36-year-old said to Online Darts TV: "I can’t be nasty to anyone because the fines are too expensive. And I have a four-year-old son and I have lost that way.

Luke Littler has just signed his first big professional contract joining Darts production giants Target.

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Luke Littler, the sensational 16 year old darts player, is currently taking the world by storm and many celebrities are flooding in to show their support. In particular, Romeo Beckham and his girlfriend Mia Regan were spotted cuddling up in the audience at the World Darts Championship Final yesterday (Wednesday 3 January), and watched on in awe as Luke competed to win. David and Victoria Beckham's son Romeo even took to his social media to share his backing for the player and posted on his Instagram Story.

Darts sensation Luke Littler made a promise to his girlfriend as he appeared on Good Morning Britain earlier today.

Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler, the youngest ever player to reach the final in the PDC World Darts Championships, prepared for the biggest performance of his career... with an omelette.

Darts sensation Luke Littler admits the support he's received from Manchester United stars of the present and the past has been 'crazy'.

While most boys his age are preparing to return to school next week, Luke Littler is on the cusp of becoming a world champion.

Professional darts player Luke Littler has shared the unusual way that he will be preparing for the World Championship darts final, following his sensational performance on Tuesday night. In Luke's latest tournament, he faced his toughest challenge to date by beating 2018 champion Rob Cross. Following his victory at just 16 years old, Luke said: "Crazy to think I'm in a World Championship debut in my final.

Luke Littler has made it to the final of the World Championship, making the 16-year-old the youngest player ever to reach this stage of the top darts tournament.

Teenage sensation Luke Littler is taking darts by storm this winter thanks to his tremendous run at the World Championship.

It's not often you see a teenager ripping up the narrative in the PDC Darts World Championship – but 16-year-old Luke Littler has been doing just that in the 2024 tournament.

Norwich City trainee Jack Main showed the sort of consistency that his old club could only dream of last season as he hit two nine-darters in two days at the PDC Players Championship. Main isn't a name that will be too familiar to many casual darts fans, but the 25-year-old is beginning to show some real form on the PDC Pro Tour.

Cristiano Ronaldo struck a chord with him as he ponders whether to continue with his darts comeback.The Power retired following his defeat to Rob Cross in the final of the 2018 World Championship but returned to competitive action this year as part of the World Seniors Tour. After a disappointing showing at the World Seniors Championship, Taylor reached the final of the World Seniors Masters. This weekend, he is in action at the World Seniors Matchplay in Hull and began his campaign on Friday with an 8-4 win over Deta Hedman.Taylor was disappointed with his performance though and admitted post-match that he hasn’t been as focused on darts as he should have been.

What essential item have you left at an airport? Tell us in the comments section below.Supporter Stu Huggins added: “Glad you got it back mate, lucky they didn’t blow it up. All the best for the weekend mate, play as you can bud.”However, the episode didn’t knock Meikle off his game as he cruised into round two with a 6-1 victory over Andy Boulton with a respectable average of 96.

bust-up between Adrian Lewis and Gerwyn Price grabbed most of the headlines at the weekend’s Czech Darts Open, another player was losing his cool yet again. Not for the first time in his career, Vincent van der Voort let his frustration get the better of him during his semi-final against Rob Cross.

darts on Friday night had fans adamant that they could now beat the 14-time world champion.'The Power' was back in action four years after he retired from the sport as he appeared at the inaugural World Seniors Darts Championship at the Circus Tavern in Essex.Taylor is the favourite to land the £30,000 prize for winning the four day event which began on Thursday and will come to an end with the final on Sunday.However, he appeared to struggle as he came from behind to beat Peter Manley in the second round.Playing for the first time since losing to Rob Cross in the final of the 2018 World Darts Championship, Taylor appeared frustrated on stage.He was seen repeatedly shaking his head as he lost the first set to Manley, before composing himself to recover and win by three sets to one.Despite his win, darts fans still took to social media to comment on the performance of the now 61-year-old Taylor.One fan simply tweeted: “Is Phil drunk?”Who will win the 2022 World Seniors Darts Championship? Let us know in the comments section below.Another viewer added: “Watching Phil Taylor now is mad, the difference since when he was training properly is mad.”A third darts fan also wrote: “Watching Phil Taylor at the world seniors - I reckon I could beat him now.”Following his win over Manley, Taylor will now face Kevin Painter in the last eight on Saturday in an all-English affair.It had been an emotional return to the oche for Taylor as the crowd at the Circus Tavern cheered his entrance into the venue.If he can make his way past Painter on Saturday, then Taylor will feature on the final day of the tournament on Sunday.With the start of the semi-finals, matches move to the best of seven sets and remain this way for the final.Having won

Gary Anderson remains on course for a third William Hill World Championship title after winning a thriller against Rob Cross.

Darts bosses have been confronted with their worst nightmare as Vincent van der Voort pulled out of the PDC world championship after testing positive for Covid.Quickfire Van der Voort was due to play No.4 seed James Wade in the third round on Monday night – but the 'Machine' now gets a bye into the last 16.Van der Voort's positive test comes just 72 hours after fellow Dutchman Raymond van Barneveld revealed he had contracted the virus following his second round defeat by Rob Cross.Professional Darts Corporation chiefs are are tenterhooks because Van der Voort spent Christmas Day in London with compatriot Michael van Gerwen at their manager's home.Van Gerwen was understood to have returned a negative PCR test today, and under PDC competition

Colin Lloyd believes darts great Phil Taylor would still be able to compete with today's standard of players - even though he retired almost four years ago.Taylor, 61, said ta, ta to tungsten after losing the 2018 World Darts Championship final to newcomer Rob Cross, although retiring after the Ally Pally showpiece had long been the plan.In total, the Power finished up with a record 85 major titles, including 14 PDC World Championships, 16 World Matchplay trophies and 11 World Grand Prix titles.Since his retirement, a new throng of darts stars have emerged on the oche, with the likes of Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton joining Peter Wright and Michael van Gerwen as the giants of the game.Historical comparisons are prevalent in all sports, but

Darts hero Raymond van Barneveld has tested positive for Covid-19, just hours after his defeat at the World Darts Championship. Barney was swept aside 3-1 by 2018 winner Rob Cross in a pulsating encounter at Alexandra Palace on Thursday night in the final session before Christmas.