Is there anything Luke Littler can't do? The 17-year-old continues to break new ground and even had Nathan Aspinall throwing his darts away in defeat at the end of a brutal 6-1 thrashing at the Czech Darts Open.
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In the process, Littler who had a steely determination by people doubting his change his darts should why he did just that with an incredible average record display of 110.43. The best ever at the Czech Darts Open. If he does that tomorrow against Damon Heta, he will take some stopping.
A 180, 171 and double 10 for a 15 darter saw Littler have a near perfect start after a poor opening trio of 41. He hit two 180’s in a row to leave 141. He had a nine-darter against Aspinall in Bahrain and was giving his stablemate no chance.
Albeit he drifted into one and Aspinall sat at 87 after nine. He went straight into the three so was going to have to use all three and didn’t get one shot. Littler though couldn’t pin either dart to break and Aspinall returned to hold with a 48 checkout.
A 91 checkout for a 15-darter saw Littler lead 2-1. He broke for 3-1 and left Aspinall the crumbs of 170 after nine darts. Littler sealed a third leg on the spin for 4-1. He pinned 88 for 5-1. He began his next throw with a 180 as he looked to seal a 6-1 win.
He made it five perfect darts and concluded it with a 124 checkout for the average record.
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LITTLER BREAKS NEW RECORDS! ☢️
Luke Littler continues to break new grounds this year, as he breaks the tournament record average, averaging 110.43 on his way to beating Nathan Aspinall 6-1!
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