World Professional Championships

Former World Cup of Darts runner-up Lennon was victorious at UK Q School in Milton Keynes, while Dragt took the first card at European Q School...

Alongside giving a darts lesson to Mr Sunak, the 28-year-old discussed his career in the sport so far and saw him praised for his willingness to discuss his battles with anxiety and depression...

The 28-year-old averaged 103.67 and landed a whopping 23 maximums in the final, and his haul of 73 maximums across the tournament also saw him lift the Ballon d'Art trophy...

Title sponsor Paddy Power pledged to donate £1,000 every time a 180 was struck throughout the 16-day event at London's Alexandra Palace...

over 4.8m people tuned in to watch the 2023/24 Paddy Power World Darts Championship final between Luke Humphries and Luke Littler...

Humphries halted Littler's rampant run in an extraordinary seventh set to reduce the arrears to 3-4, but only after Littler missed one dart for a 5-2 cushion....

Humphries reeled off five consecutive sets from 4-2 down to topple 16-year-old Littler in an all-time classic...

he survived the swings and tumult to come out on top and defeat the wonderkid Luke Littler 7-4....

Luke Littler can perhaps look to the man he vanquished in the semi-finals, Rob Cross, as evidence that the fairytale need not stop yet...