LUKE LITTLER has soared to the number-one spot in the darts rankings after becoming the world champion. However, Luke Humphries still remains the No1 ranked star in the world. That is because the

Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler paraded his PDC World Championship trophy at Old Trafford on Sunday, but witnessed his beloved Manchester United suffer a 3-1 defeat to Brighton. The 17-year-old world champion,

Luke Littler has become the youngest world champion in darts history after the 17-year-old Englishman lived up to his billing as Britain’s latest sporting superstar.

It was an emotional, and seemingly inevitable, weekend for teenage darts phenom Luke Littler. The 17-year-old defeated Michael van Gerwen, one of the game’s greatest players, 7-3 in the PDC World Darts Championship final on Friday night to become the youngest world champion in the history of the sport.

Luke Littler made a winning start in the defence of his Bahrain Darts Masters title and was playing with a new set of darts after the World Championship.

Teenage star Luke Littler has reached the final at the world darts championship — again. Still just 17, Littler routed Stephen Bunting 6-1 on Thursday to give himself another shot at the title, one year after his unlikely run brought waves of new fans to the sport.

Luke Littler, 17, defeated Michael van Gerwen 7–3 at Alexandra Palace, London, to win his first PDC World Darts Championship title. The teenager takes the record of the competition’s youngest ever winner,

Manchester United superfan Luke Littler paraded his PDC World Darts Championship trophy around Old Trafford at half-time before watching his favourite team lose 3-1 to Brighton

Luke Littler has suffered his first defeat since last month's PDC World Darts Championship as Gerwyn Price produced a stunning performance to win in the Bahrain Masters quarterfinal on Friday.

World champion Luke Littler was knocked out of the Bahrain Masters quarter-finals after a 6-2 defeat to Gerwyn Price. The 2021 world champion delivered a superb performance to surge into the last four,