Seven rarest moments in darts from three consecutive bounce outs to double Robin Hood

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Adrian Lewis hitting a no-look 180 to Michael van Gerwen mocking a failed nine-dart finish attempt from Dave Chisnall - it is often the most talented stars that capture the imagination.

However, it isn't always the big names who create the most memorable of moments, with lesser known PDC contenders even enjoying spectacular bounce-ins and even a mesmerising double Robin Hood.Daily Star Sport has now picked out seven of the most unexpected moments the sport has ever produced.

With Gary Anderson looking to win his first PDC World Darts Championship back in 2015 - he was left baffled by a huge slice of bad luck with the score on a knife edge.With the sets balanced perfectly at four each in the best of seven encounter, the Flying Scotsman stuck two darts into the treble twenty before facing a disaster.Anderson's third dart not only didn't stick - but it took out the first two.

To his credit, Anderson went on to win the tense final and follow it up with another triumph the following year.Competing against old rival Peter Wright at the 2018 Melbourne Darts Masters, Van Gerwen found time for a bit of flair despite heading for a semi-final defeat.Mighty Mike stepped up with 206 on the scoreboard with Wright coming back for 32 to take the victory, and his last visit was an extremely stylish one.Stepping up with purpose - MVG slotted all three darts into the centre of the bullseye.During his 2006 PDC World Championship quarter-final against veteran Peter Manley, a young Adrian Lewis showed the darting world what he was all about with a stunning visit in the fourth set.Although going on to lose the match, the future two-time world champion found a moment to hit a sensational 180 - having looked into the crowd while throwing the.