Darts’ spell Down Under continues this week as some of the sport’s biggest names compete in the New Zealand Masters.  The ...

Humphries is one of the four seeded players heading into the New Zealand Darts Masters, so we already know that he'll be in ...

When Mike De Decker boarded a flight to the other side of the world at the start of August for his first taste of World Series action in Australia, he could hardly have imagined making the final ...

Luke Humphries’ disappointing exit at the Australian Darts Masters last weekend was no surprise once the world number one revealed he had been battling a nasty flu throughout the tournament.

It’s been a remarkable run for the Berkshire born arrow-smith, particularly when you consider where he was a few years ...

Week 1 of the preseason has come and gone, and it was a doozy. We enjoyed back-to-back triple headers on Thursday and Friday ...

While all eyes are specifically fixated on some of the more notable signal callers from this year's class, like ...

Luke Humphries suffered a rare 6–0 whitewash defeat to Mike De Decker in Wollongong this weekend — just the seventh time in his PDC career that the world number one has failed to win a leg in a ...

It was pretty much as expected on the opening night albeit not as easy for Luke Littler and Luke Humphries in particular as ...

The world champion was looking like he would exit a World Series event at the first hurdle for the first time.

The 18-year-old became only the fifth player to lift the coveted title alongside the World Championship and Premier League.

The New Zealand Darts Masters is due to take place between August 15-16 at the Spark Arena in Auckland and is the second leg of the World Series of Darts venture down under. Luke Humphries is ...