Luke Littler started ... Bahrain. Littler was seen on his phone at the start of the video as traditional happy birthday music started playing and staff began to play instruments.

Luke Littler won his first match since becoming world champion PA The disruption came from spectators who were whistling loudly as both players prepared to throw, particularly in the early and middle ...

Luke Littler was surprised ... Bahrain. Littler was seen on his phone at the start of the video as traditional happy birthday music started playing and staff began to play instruments.

Luke Littler made light work of Lourence Ilagan ... He said: “I wouldn’t say there were any nerves, but I was playing with a fresh set of darts because the ones I used at the World ...

Littler won less than a third of Raducanu’s £1.8m US Open prize money for winning the World Darts Championship (Photo: Getty) For better or worse Luke Littler ... What football teams do you ...

Defending champ Luke Littler had to contend with idiotic ... Despite mocking himself after an opening throw of 26 in leg seven, Littler, playing his first game since winning the World title ...

Luke Littler will have to overcome what has been dubbed Man Utd syndrome to break the record of 16-time World Champion Phil Taylor in the words of the man himself. As per Sky Sports, Taylor said that ...

"When lockdown hit, he stopped playing, but he’s trying to get back into it. It’s good to see him falling back in love with the game." Luke Littler's career prize money [selected tournaments ...

Zac Goodwin/PA Images via Getty It was an emotional, and seemingly inevitable, weekend for teenage darts phenom Luke Littler ... more than eating pizza and playing video games.

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Luke Littler of England holds the trophy after winning the final against Michael van Gerwen of the ...

Teenage phenomenon Luke Littler became ... like “Walking in a Littler Wonderland,” but such pressures and expectations didn’t seem to affect Littler’s play. He quickly built up a 4-0 ...

following record numbers of 4.8 million for last year’s final (the most watched non-football event in the broadcaster’s history), which a then-16-year-old Littler lost to Luke Humphries.