WDF

Britain has seen some of the world's greatest sporting captains, many filling those trophy cabinets to the brim. Darts World's own JR Lott has added a couple of names familiar to those who follow our sport!

Recently crowned WDF World Champion, Duff, took the early lead as he won four of his five matches...

Would you like to see WDF players invited to the Grand Slam later in the year to maintain the initial tradition of that tournament?

The 28th Scottish Open, finally got underway last weekend at the Normandy Hotel, Renfrew.  The tournament had been in abeyance for the last two years and made a welcome return to the darting calendar.

Beau and Arrow also recorded the highest average of anyone on the final day, winning with the third highest recorded by a woman on the Lakeside stage hitting a 92.05 average. 

“I’ll never get tired of Neil Duff World Champion, being called out there as World Champion is my motivation to go in and defend it next year. I’ll take that for the next 12 months”.

Thibault Tricole is also through to his first World Championship Final after beating Cameron Menzies 5-4 in a very tight last match of the night in Surrey.

Kirsty Hutchinson the 6th Seed beat Rhian O’Sullivan 3-2 to reach her first final on her Lakeside debut, whilst Beau Greaves stormed passed Lorraine Winstanley who only won two legs in the entire Semi-Final.

Quarter Finals Day of the WDF World Darts Championship for both the men and women, and the darting entertainment did not disappoint.