DPNZ Pro Tour

Australians wrote themselves into the story with performances that left the favourites reeling. It was Raymond Smith who stole the show. ...

The tournament will feature eight PDC representatives and eight regional qualifiers. With several top stars missing Gian Van Veen, newly promoted to World Number two will be the highest ranked player on show ...

The likes of Gary Anderson, and Michael van Gerwen also picked up titles in the New Zealand capital under its original name with the biggest shock coming in 2017, when oceanic qualifier and World #28 Kyle Anderson won the title ...

New Zealand’s leading competitors once again assembled in pursuit of crucial ranking success ...

Ben Robb underlined his exceptional ability by capturing yet another title ...Tata produced a spirited and skilful response to deny his compatriot a weekend double.

Australian Darts Association and their equally formidable counterparts from DartPlayers New Zealand, forming a 32-player battleground of transnational rivalry ...

Returning to the oche on March 21–22, the ProTour’s third and fourth instalments unfolded less like open competition and more like a two-man exhibition of sustained excellence ...

Reigning Denmark Open monarch and fourth seed of fearsome repute, James Beeton, has thundered his way into the third round of this year’s WDF...

In a repeat of the Night Two final in Newcastle, which Smith won, ‘Guru’ claimed his second nightly win in his fourth final of the Premier League to clinch the weekly $2000 prize.