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Price and Clayton Claim New Zealand Masters Wins

14 August 2026

Women’s Series Sees Matchplay Qualification Battle

18 June 2022

places for the Betfred Women’s World Matchplay are on the line at the PDC Women’s Series weekend from June 25-26 in Barnsley...

Champions Scotland Brush Hong Kong Aside

17 June 2022

On a night where all four seeded nations safely progressed, Scottish duo Wright and Henderson produced a professional performance to overcome debutants Lok Yin Lee & Ho Tung Ching

Wales and The Netherlands Record Routine Wins

17 June 2022

The Freeze found double ten with his last dart to break the Samba Boys for the second time

Favourites Through in Frankfurt

16 June 2022

Former champions Wales and Netherlands as well as Northern Ireland and the home nation impressed on the opening night of the Cazoo World Cup of Darts

Beware The Celts: Wales and Northern Ireland Get Started

16 June 2022

Jonny Clayton and Gerwyn Price in action as Wales start their bid to win the tournament for a second time against the Philippines.

New Zealand Team Share Individual Spoils

16 June 2022

The pair will represent New Zealand at this week’s Cazoo World Cup of Darts in Frankfurt, and they enjoyed the perfect preparation

Star Names Stumble As Williams Wins

16 June 2022

Scott Williams was victorious on Wednesday in winning his first PDC ranking title, with an 8-5 victory over Nathan Aspinall in the final...

Williams Waltzes To Pro Tour Win

15 June 2022

n fairness to Williams, his effort seems more remarkable as The Polish Eagle was already a World Master and Murnan's victory came between two 4 year spells as a tour card holder.

Scotland Look To Retain World Cup in Frankfurt

15 June 2022

This year’s World Cup of Darts marks the 12th edition of the popular pairs event, which will see 32 countries represented by two-player teams from June 16-19.