"It's hard to gauge when you are going to be playing again" - Greaves slams uncertainty surrounding WDF events

Beau Greaves won the second ever edition of the Women's World Matchplay last weekend. In the final, she dominated Mikuru Suzuki in a 6-1 victory.

Greaves is also still reigning women's world champion at the World Darts Federation (WDF). "Having the World Matchplay is a big bonus for us ladies. The WDF are so uncertain with most things it's hard to gauge when you are going to be playing again," Greaves said. "I think we're all used to not being on TV that much anyway so we all sort of know what's going to happen."

"That's why it's so important that the PDC is giving us additional opportunities with the Women's Series and the Women's World Matchplay," the 19-year-old Englishwoman continued.

Greaves also mentions how she feels the Women's World Matchplay field could be increased from the eight players it is currently. "I think there's room for more and it would be good to have more in and see different faces."