"I knew what I had to do" - Greaves dominant in taking Women's Series Saturday doubleheader

Beau Greaves struck again at the PDC Women's Series. In Milton Keynes, she won the 13th and 14th tournaments of the year.

"I feel really good. I played well earlier in the day," Greaves said. "I had a little fatigue, but I knew what I had to do when playing certain games. I think I'm used to it by now though."

World Matchplay

Greaves' success comes after her World Matchplay title last week. "I had a really good day. I didn't play my best but I'm not going to torture myself over it, I came out the winner. There's room for improvement, like any dart player will say, but I look forward to getting back there next year."

Later this year, the 19-year-old English may also compete in the PDC World Cup and the Grand Slam of Darts. "That's what I'm lacking I think, playing on the big stage. In Blackpool it felt like being thrown in at the deep end. At the Grand Slam, three guaranteed games on the stage, I'll look forward to that but it's more about just getting comfortable."