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'What a numpty' - Anderson hits out at Sky Sports commentator Mardle after reaching quarter-finals The two-time champion saw off South African Devon Petersen before taking aim at the former pro over his comments about slow play. By Press Association Thursday 31 Dec 2020, 11:22 AM Dec 31st 2020, 11:22 AM 15,442 Views 8 Comments Gary Anderson and Devon Petersen shake hands. Image: PA Image: PA TWO-TIME CHAMPION Gary Anderson roared into the...

Gary Anderson is through to the quarter-finals (Kieran Cleeves/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Two-time champion Gary Anderson roared into the last eight of the PDC World Championship and then took aim at commentator Wayne Mardle. The 50-year-old also ruled out any talk of retiring while once again playing down his chances of a third title despite a 4-0 whitewash of Devon Petersen. South African Petersen had a gl...

Victorious Anderson takes aim at 'numpty' Mardle Updated / Wednesday, 30 Dec 2020 22:53 Gary Anderson also ruled out any talk of retiring while once again playing down his chances of a third title despite a 4-0 whitewash of Devon Petersen Two-time champion Gary Anderson roared into the last eight of the PDC World Championship and then took aim at commentator Wayne Mardle.  The 50-year-old also ruled out any talk of retiring while once again playing down his chances of a third title despite a 4-0 whitewash of Devon Petersen.  South African Petersen had a glimmer of hope with a dart at doubl...

James Wade lands nine-darter before crashing out to Stephen Bunting at World Darts Championship James Wade landed the first nine-darter at the World Championship since 2016; the left-hander relinquished a two-set cushion as he became the sixth top-10 player to exit the tournament; Daryl Gurney and Devon Petersen both claim victories By Josh Gorton 1:15 Watch as James Wade hits a nine-darter in his match with Stephen Bunting at the World Darts Championship Watch as James Wade hits a nine-darter in his m...

Share this article There was a major shock at Alexandra Palace on Wednesday night as world number four Michael Smith crashed out of the PDC World Darts Championship. On the final night before the Christmas break, debutant Jason Lowe stunned 'Bully Boy' with a brilliant 3-1 victory. Smith reached the 2018 final two years ago, where he was defeated by Michael van Gerwen, and this latest loss marks the second year in a row that he has fallen at the first hurdle with a second-round exit. 46-year-old Lowe, who's ranked number 80 in the world, only secured his Tour Card for the first time in Januar...