PDC Form Guide: Luke Littler leads the way ahead of Michael van Gerwen as recent ProTour winners join the ranks

Christopher Kempf, who is in charge of all kinds of data and statistics with the PDC, has brought out a new PDC Form Guide. This only takes into account the last 200 played legs of each Tour Card holder so is a good gauge as Luke Littler currently sits top.

In first place in this ranking we find, not entirely coincidentally, Luke Littler. During his last 200 legs played, 'The Nuke' was the only one to achieve an average of over 100. He clocked in at 100.97 and scored 41.06% on his doubles. On the official world rankings, Littler is still second, still significantly behind the provisionally unchallenged leader Luke Humphries.

Second place went to Michael van Gerwen. The 35-year-old Dutchman achieved an average of 99.78 and 42.35% on his doubles during his last 200 legs played. Van Gerwen has been without a major title for quite some time now, but is clearly showing signs of improvement and starts as one of the top favorites for the UK Open that starts later this week.

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Third in this list is Gerwyn Price. 'The Iceman' has had a weaker 2024, but is quietly returning to top form. Price already won a Players Championship this year and reached the final at the Bahrain Darts Masters. Also in the Premier League Darts, the 39-year-old Welshman is in excellent form. That is evident from his last 200 legs played, in which he achieved an average of 99.22 and no less than 48.41% on his doubles.

Gary Anderson is fourth with an average of 98.69, 73 171-180 scores, 18 99, 101+ checkouts and 36.86% on the doubles. Luke Humphries rounds out the top five but in addition, Ryan Searle and Chris Dobey star after winning ProTours and are next up showing their own respective form as of late on the tour.

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