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Cameron Menzies produced the shock of the first round by defeating world number two Luke Humphries, as Gerwyn Price survived a scare in Blackpool.
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Gary Anderson posts a huge average to thrash Ryan Joyce, while Michael van Gerwen, Wessel Nijman and Gian van Veen also book second round spots.
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Stephen Bunting survived a sudden-death thriller as Luke Littler and Nathan Aspinall posted huge averages on the first night of the World Matchplay.
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The world's top 32 players head to the Winter Gardens for the prestigious World Matchplay, with Luke Littler defending his title.
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On this day in 2021, the world of darts lost one of its most popular champions, Andy 'The Viking' Fordham, the 2004 Lakeside World Champion.
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Nathan Aspinall has revealed he will miss further ProTour events due to personal issues, as preparations for the World Matchplay in Blackpool intensify.
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