Waites eases to BDO darts world title
Scott Waites cruised to his first BDO World Championship title after beating Tony O'Shea 7-1 in a one-sided final.
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Snooker stars want darts treatment
John Higgins and Judd Trump would welcome snooker chiefs embracing the all-singing, all-dancing darts culture after the roaring success of the PDC World Championship.
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Waites and O'Shea claim final spots
Third seed Scott Waites raced to a 6-1 win over newcomer Richie George in just over an hour to book his place in the final of the BDO World Championship at Lakeside, where he will meet Tony O'Shea.
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Cullen crashes out, Waites wins at Frimley
Tournament favourite Scott Waites came through his second-round clash at the BDO World Championship with some to spare.
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Fitton tears down Bunting at Frimley Green
Number one seed Stephen Bunting was sent crashing out of the BDO World Championship after losing 4-2 to Darryl Fitton.
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Jennings produces BDO upset to beat Montgomery
Paul Jennings moved into the second round of the BDO World Championship with a 3-1 defeat of the higher-ranked Ross Montgomery.
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'Wolfie' rocked by Jimmy Hendriks experience
First seed Stephen Bunting went to five sets before winning his BDO World Championship opener with Jamie Wilson.
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Darts 2013
Barry Hearn talks about the success of Darts after the magnificent 2013 Championships.
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Champion Kist ousted at Frimley Green
Defending champion Christian Kist was dumped out of the BDO World Darts Championships on the opening day at Frimley Green.
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Taylor facing action over Barney spat
Phil Taylor is facing action following his on-stage confrontation with Raymond van Barneveld at the Ladbrokes World Championship.
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Bristow: Taylor will be back for more
Eric Bristow watched Phil Taylor produce a stunning fightback to land a 16th world darts title and predicted it will not be the last for the Stoke thrower.
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Retirement not on Taylor radar
Phil Taylor has no plans to retire from darts after beating Michael van Gerwen in dramatic fashion to clinch his 16th world title last night.
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Taylor secures 16th PDC world darts title
Phil Taylor produced some of the finest darts of his stellar career to clinch his 16th world title with victory over Michael van Gerwen in a high-quality PDC World Darts Championship final at Alexandra Palace.
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Taylor and Van Gerwen advance to final
Michael van Gerwen will face 15-time champion Phil Taylor in the Ladbrokes World Championship final after going agonisingly close to historic back-to-back nine-dart finishes in his semi-final win over James Wade.
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'Machine' wins see-saw encounter at Ally Pally
James Wade kept it together to see off Wes Newton 5-4 in a thriller at Alexandra Palace tonight and book his place in the PDC World Championship semi-finals.
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Barney sets up meeting with Taylor
Phil Taylor claimed he was coming down with a cold but looked in red-hot form as he demolished Andy Hamilton 5-0 to reach the semi-finals of the PDC World Championships at Alexandra Palace.
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Lewis remains on track at Ally Pally
Two-time world champion Adrian Lewis booked his place in the quarter-finals of the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship with a battling 4-2 win over Kevin Painter at Alexandra Palace.
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Winstanley goes wild after nine-dart finish
Dean Winstanley hit a nine-dart finish in his second round clash with Vincent van der Voort in the PDC World Darts Championship.
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Taylor cruises into PDC quarter-finals
Phil Taylor serenely made it through to the quarter-finals of the PDC World Darts Championship in the last match before the tournament shut down for Christmas.
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Lewis through as Dolan departs
Adrian Lewis eased into the last 16 of the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship with a routine 4-1 win over Denis Ovens at Alexandra Palace.