LUKE LITTLER has batted away talk of him beating one of darts’ most astonishing records. The Nuke, 17, is gearing up for the world championships next month as he looks to go one step further

Luke Littler is now in the top 32 in the world and automatically qualifies for some majors; Premier League Darts is live on Sky Sports; tournament runs to play-offs on May 23

Luke Littler gave a telling distress signal after losing to Luke Humphries in the Players Championship final over the weekend, according to a body language expert. The 17-year-old's unstoppable run of form came to an end in Minehead,

LUKE LITTLER will bag himself £60,000 for every nine-dart finish he puts up at the World Championship. The highly-anticipated Ally Pally tournament is set to get underway on December 15. The

Last years finalists could meet in semi-finals in 2025 if both make it that far; watch the 2025 World Darts Championship, live on Sky Sports dedicated darts channel from December 15

Luke Humphries faces a battle to retain the Sid Waddell trophy, with Phil Taylor warning that Luke Littler could also soon steal away the title of World No. 1

Luke Humphries defended his Players Championship title on Sunday with an 11-7 win over his rival Luke Littler.

The draw for the 2025 World Darts Championship has been made and there are some great contests in prospect for the seeds in their openers. The top 32 players in the PDC Order of Merit are joined in the draw by 32 players from the ProTour Order of Merit,

Luke Humphries believes Luke Littler is 'the best player in the world' despite beating his rival 11-7 to win the Players Championship on Sunday night. The 29-year-old went into the showdown hoping to beat his fierce rival for the third match in a row.