WDF

The final delivered a plot twist so dramatic even Lakeside’s walls needed a moment to process it. From three sets down, top seed Jimmy van Schie staged an almighty comeback ...

the immovable No.1 seed Jimmy van Schie versus the unstoppable teenage comet Mitchell Lawrie...

If ever a session showcased darts’ glorious generational sweep, this was it. Fifty-plus years separate 15-year-old Mitchell Lawrie and 66-year-old Deta Hedman, yet both produced the kind of performances that made the Lakeside faithful rise to their feet ...

Top seed, Jimmy van Schie — cool, calculated, carved from Dutch darting granite — bulldozed his way into the Open semi-finals with a blistering...

The weekend dawned over Frimley Green like a gathering storm, and Lakeside — that hallowed theatre of tungsten thunder — wasted absolutely no time...

he seeds reminded the world why they have numbers next to their names. And the crowd — lucky, blessed, wide-eyed crowd — witnessed the unmistakable shift ...

The early stages were a knife fight in a phone box; one set apiece, tension humming through Frimley Green like electricity in wet air. But then...

experience and pure darting theatre as a bona fide legend and a star-in-the-making both ignited the iconic stage...

After twenty-two long years away from darts’ most storied theatre, Matt Clark, now 57 and still built of pure tungsten sinew, roared back into the WDF World Championship spotlight...