Sixteen-year-old steals the show at World Darts Championship - but two-time champ Wright is out
Luke Littler showed no nerves as he hit seven 180s and finished with an extraordinary average of 110.
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Luke Littler showed no nerves as he hit seven 180s and finished with an extraordinary average of 110.
Limerick’s Willie O’Connor comfortably beat Bhav Patel of India to book his place in round two.
'); Wright brings festive cheer and opens title defence on a high, Meath teenager bows out at Ally Pally It really is Christmas now… By Press Association Wednesday 16 Dec 2020, 8:36 AM Dec 16th 2020, 8:36 AM 7,034 Views 1 Comment Snakebite x The Grinch: Peter Wright was in the festive spirit. Image: PA Image: PA MEATH TEENAGER KEANE Barry bowed out, while Peter Wright came dressed as the Grinch and stole Steve West’s Alexandra Palace dre...
RTÉ Sport Journalist Meath's Keane Barry was beaten by Jeff Smith in the first round of the World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace. Competing at the sport’s showpiece event for the second time, Barry missed 22 of 30 darts at double, while his Canadian opponent was more accurate when it mattered and progressed to a second-round meeting with England’s Chris Dobey. Barry, known as Dynamite, hit a 180 as he won the opening leg but missed five darts to take the second before Smith took his chances to grab the first set 3-1. The Duleek teenager had a shot to claim the second s...