Minnesota Timberwolves guard Donte DiVincenzo will be re-evaluated in three weeks as he nurses a left big toe injury, the ...

The MODUS Super Series is hosting a "Legends Week" this week. After Steve Beaton had already qualified for the Final Stage on Saturday, Neil Duff, Richie Burnett, Darryl Fitton, Richie Howson and ...

With a new season, a number of new names will be stepping onto the PDC Pro Tour for the very first time in their careers, ...

The draw has been completed for the 2025 World Seniors Darts Championship which will take place between February 19-22 at the iconic Circus Tavern with some real must watch ties drawn out and still ...

In total, £1,027,000 was raised thanks to 907 180s, along with two 9-darters from Dutchman Christian Kist and Aussie darts player Damon Heta adding £120,000 to the fund. Sir Chris Hoy hailed the ...

Kevin Bambrick thought he had hit the bullseye when he charged customers for work that he either never started or didn't complete, often producing false invoices for materials he said he had brought.

PDC darts world champion Luke Littler will never describe himself as the best player in the world. Canadian PM Justin Trudeau to announce resignation as early as Monday: report Jodie Foster ...

But in a nation where top-flight footballers earn £400,000 ($800,000) a week, drive sports cars and live in multimillion-pound mansions, a teenage kebab-loving darts champion who sleeps in until ...

Luke Littler has paid tribute to Sir Chris Hoy after being presented ... d’Art trophy during the World Darts Championship celebrations, recognising the player who threw the most 180s of any ...

Luke Littler believes he has the ability to break Phil "The Power" Taylor's record of 16 World Darts Championship titles. Littler dispatched Michael van Gerwen 7-3 on Friday to win his first world ...

Paddy Power, sponsors of the PDC World Darts Championship, pledged to donate £1,000 for every 180 thrown during the event and they invited Sir Chris along to attend the final to hand out the ...

DARTS fans are used to seeing their favourite players turn to their left to celebrate a winning leg - but why do they always do it? It's a familiar sight, one of the Tour's superstars nailing a ...