ET3-4 Tour Card Holder Qualifiers

European Tour

Mar 13 2020

Five players enjoyed a European Tour qualifying double on Friday in Barnsley.

Third European Tour event postponed

European Tour

Mar 11 2020

The European Darts Grand Prix has become the third PDC European Tour event to be postponed.

New Players Championship weekend added

ProTour

Mar 11 2020

A new Players Championship weekend will be played on March 28-29 in Milton Keynes to replace the postponed European Tour event.

Double postponement for European Tour

European Tour

Mar 10 2020

The PDC European Tour events scheduled for Leverkusen and Munich in the coming weeks will be postponed.

Players Championship 7-8 entries

ProTour

Mar 04 2020

Entries have been confirmed for Players Championship events Seven and Eight.

European Tour 3-4 Tour Card Holder Qualifier entries

ProTour

Mar 04 2020

Entries have been confirmed for European Tour Three and Four Tour Card Holder Qualifiers.

Price becomes first Belgian Darts Championship winner

European Tour

Mar 01 2020

Gerwyn Price became the inaugural winner of the Belgian Darts Championship

2020 Belgian Darts Championship Day Two

European Tour

Feb 29 2020

Michael van Gerwen will meet Michael Smith in the last 16 of the 2020 Belgian Darts Championship.

Belgian quartet progress in Hasselt

European Tour

Feb 28 2020

The 2020 European Tour begins in Hasselt today with Day One of the Belgian Darts Championship.

2020 Belgian Darts Championship Draw

European Tour

Feb 27 2020

Mervyn King & Justin Pipe will clash on the opening day of the 2020 Belgian Darts Championship on Friday.

Rob Cross produced a classy display to clinch his first title of 2022 with an impressive 8-3 defeat of Luke Humphries in Friday’s Players Championship 24 final in Barnsley.

The pair were meeting in their third ranking final of the season, with Humphries winning both previous tussles to claim European Tour titles in Prague and Stuttgart.

However, Cross avoided the unwanted hat-trick by winning seven of the last eight legs to complete a comprehensive victory, denying Humphries his sixth ranking title of the campaign.

Following four straight holds to kick off Friday’s final, Cross struck the first blow with a 12-dart break in leg five, cementing that advantage to establish a two-leg buffer.

The 31-year-old then produced a sublime 123 checkout on the bull to stretch his lead to 6-3, and after converting a two-dart 76 kill to move to the brink of victory, he sealed the deal with a 15-darter via double ten.

“I’m enjoying my darts again,” said Cross, who averaged 98.87 in Friday's showpiece to secure his 12th PDC title.

“This week my form had been disastrous, but I turned up today and got the win, which takes a little bit of pressure off.

“These are great tournaments to win. Every player is capable of hitting 100+ averages, but getting back on that stage from September onwards, that’s where I want to be.

“That is where I belong, and I love it. My only goal is to win, nothing more, nothing less.”

Cross produced his best performance of the day in the semi-finals, averaging 109.49 to overcome Chris Dobey 7-4 in a spectacular showdown.

The 2018 World Champion was the epitome of consistency in Barnsley, easing past Karel Sedlacek and David Evans earlier in the day, before edging out UK Open semi-finalist Keane Barry in a last-leg shoot-out.

Cross then swept aside Mickey Mansell to seal his spot in the last eight, where he defeated Jose De Sousa - avenging his defeat against the Portuguese star at last month’s World Matchplay.

Humphries was unable to secure his second Players Championship crown of 2022, despite firing in four ton-plus averages, including a sensational 111.14 in his semi-final success against Martin Schindler.

The Newbury ace also posted a stunning 108.65 average to whitewash Luc Peters, having also recorded battling victories over American duo Danny Baggish and Jules van Dongen.

Humphries then defied ton-plus averages from Matt Campbell and Dimitri Van den Bergh to seal his place in the semi-finals, where he rattled in four successive 12-darters to stun Schindler.

“Credit to Rob, he deserves a title with the way he’s been playing this year,” said Humphries, who continues to close in on a place in the world’s top ten.

“In the quarter-finals and semi-finals today I pulled it out of the bag, I played really well, and I felt really good in the final, they just weren’t dropping in.”

German number two Schindler was featuring in his second Pro Tour semi-final in as many months, defeating veteran duo Steve Beaton and Simon Whitlock en route to the last four.

Two-time Pro Tour winner Dobey also impressed at the Barnsley Metrodome, posting two ton-plus averages and dumping out Mensur Suljovic before succumbing to an inspired Cross.

Elsewhere, Jack Main remarkably landed his second nine-darter in as many days, achieving perfection during his second round victory over Niels Zonneveld.

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