Luke Littler in first place in new PDC Form Guide also featuring Gary Anderson

The PDC has released a new PDC Form Guide. This considers only the last 200 legs played by each Tour Card holder.

On the official world rankings, he is still in second place for now, but on this alternative world rankings, first place does belong to new world champion Luke Littler. 'The Nuke' averaged 102.18 during his last 200 legs played, making him the only player with a 100+ average. Littler also achieved a percentage of 46.36% on his doubles, where no one did better.

Gary Anderson can be found in second place. 'The Flying Scotsman' went straight out, partly due to injury, at the last World Darts Championship, but continues to pile up high averages. In his last 200 legs played, he averages 99.07 and 38.64% on his doubles. In the official world rankings, Anderson currently ranks 14th.

The top three is completed by Luke Humphries. The 29-year-old Englishman failed to extend his world title at the last World Darts Championship, yet he continues to do well. The number one on the official world rankings achieved an average of 98.41 and 41.45% on his doubles during his last 200 legs played.

Michael van Gerwen, Wessel Nijman and Gian van Veen are all also in the top 10. Van Gerwen is first in fourth place, averaging 98.37 and 42.84% on his doubles during his last 200 legs played. Nijman is in sixth place with an average of 97.97 and 39.08% on his doubles. Finally, Van Veen is ninth with an average of 97.23 and 44.28% on his doubles. On the official world ranking list we find Van Gerwen in third place, Van Veen in 27th place and Nijman in 55th place.