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The unique double-in, double-out major returns to Leicester, with defending champion Luke Littler and last year's runner-up Luke Humphries in the field.
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Niels Zonneveld reaches his first major quarter-final in Leicester, while Luke Humphries admits to practice concerns despite a dominant victory.
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Defending champion Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen suffer shock first-round defeats on a dramatic opening night at the World Grand Prix in Leicester.
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Michael van Gerwen drops two places on the PDC Order of Merit, while James Wade is tipped for the World Grand Prix and Luke Littler's influence grows.
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The world champion has withdrawn from this week's ProTour events in the Netherlands, following a difficult weekend at the World Series of Darts Finals.
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Defending champion Michael van Gerwen has been eliminated from the World Series of Darts Finals at the first hurdle, losing a decider to Daryl Gurney.
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