A review of the 2026 Australian Darts Association tour from Canberra!

2,500 people attended opening night of the ANZ Premier League in Melbourne. Yours truly among them wearing a Stephen Bunting replica playing shirt. At one point a young girl walked past wearing a black shirt with several photos of Bunting. "Go Bunting" I said clenching my fist, she followed suit. It shows that Bunting's reach has stretched well beyond the British mainland. Stephen Bunting proved his quality in the Belfast Premier League night About 8 to 9 years ago, Bunting

Another year of the PDC Premier League begins tomorrow with 17 action-packed weeks ahead of us. Josh from Extra Time Media is here to give you a comprehensive run-down for what promises to be a thrilling, action-packed season of darts for the next four months. We begin the first night in Newcastle tomorrow before finishing up the main season in Sheffield on May 21 – before finals night at the O2 in London. The same format as last season. Three huge changes to the line-up. Lot

After seven nights, the first ever ANZ Premier League , the biggest initiative in Australian darts since PDC came to Australia during the first World Series of Darts is set to end in Brisbane. Eight players took part but they have been whittled down to just four places, and the winner is set to go to the World Championship , kind of, that will be explained shortly. ANZ Premier League will reach it's conclusion in Brisbane After beginning in front of 2,500 people at Melbourn

Raymond Smith continues to be the man to beat in the inaugural ANZ Premier League. Smith goes into finals night in Brisbane as the hot favourite to take the crown Having already confirmed his place to Brisbane in the lead-up to the weekend, 'The Guru' showcased why he is the man to beat, mirroring his nightly win in Wellington just five weeks ago – now pocketing another $2,000 to add to his tally for his nightly win on the Gold Coast. Raymond's run to his fourth final across

Kiwi representative Ben Robb has announced himself as one to watch for the Premier League as he took home his first nightly win in the capital of Australia. His night at AIS Arena began with a scrappy clash over the other New Zealand representative, Jonny Tata, who won night one in Melbourne. After being down early 3-2, Robb responded well, winning the next 3 legs on the spin, finishing the match with an impressive 13-dart leg, averaging 84.67 in the game. His next encounter

Kiwi Jonny Tata has continued his run of form from the last weekend of DPNZ tour by making history at John Cain Arena in Melbourne . He...

After months of qualification and preparation the first instalment of the ANZ Premier League is nearing. The next eight weeks are set to...

After just over 24 months away from the oche, Adrian ‘Jackpot’ Lewis has formally announced that he will be gradually returning to darts! Adrian will commence the first phase of his return via the MODUS live lounge in Portsmouth, suggesting that the Super Series "is the perfect platform for me to gauge where my game is at." Although previously stating he would arrive "sometime in May," Lewis now believes the time is right to step back on stage to perform in front of the camer

The great sporting cities of Melbourne and the Gold Coast will come to life this Spring with now being added to the list of host venues...