darts

British

/ dɑːts /

noun

(functioning as singular) any of various competitive games in which darts are thrown at a dartboard

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However, as his gait got worse, his darts got even better - and it seems possible that his way of dealing with the pain in his ankle backstage ended up being an advantage.

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He is understood to be the brother of the Welsh radio DJ and Sky Sports darts reporter Polly James, from Cardiff.

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Littler broke Clayton in the opening leg of the final, but 'The Ferret' hit straight back with a break of his own after 'The Nuke' failed to checkout 68 with three darts in hand.

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"I was saying he's got no composure and can't string two darts together, let alone three," he said on Sky Sports.

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"I felt good, my darts are going. Tonight was my night," Clayton told Sky Sports.

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