Wright has been performing very inconsistent in the Premier League Darts for years. That is no different this year and after six matches, the reigning world champion is in a slightly disappointing fifth place.

This is mainly due to a bad start, as he only won one of his first four matches. Snakebite opened the league with a 7-5 defeat to Michael van Gerwen in Aberdeen. A week later he won a point against Gary Anderson, despite averaging only 88.72.

Wright claimed his first win of the competition on Night Three with a 7-5 victory over Rob Cross. But he followed this up with a disappointing 7-1 loss to Gerwyn Price with a below-par 83.59 average.

The last two matches in the competition were more hopeful for the colorful Scot. With an average of 110, he beat Nathan Aspinall (7-3), and then won 7-4 against Michael Smith.

In two weeks time, Wright worked his way up from the eighth place to the fifth place. With seven points, he has as many points as the numbers three and four, but Wright still has something to make up for on the leg difference.

The 2017 Premier League finalist will face league-leader Glen Durrant, challenger Jeffrey de Zwaan and Daryl Gurney in his next three games.

Peter Wright (97.71) 5-7 (104.13) Michael van Gerwen
Peter Wright (88.72) 6-6 (95.58) Gary Anderson
Peter Wright (101.75) 7-5 (90.13) Rob Cross
Peter Wright (83.59) 1-7 (98.75) Gerwyn Price
Peter Wright (110.00) 7-3 (99.67) Nathan Aspinall
Peter Wright (100.78) 7-4 (94.00) Michael Smith

August 25: Glen Durrant v Peter Wright
August 26: Peter Wright v Jeffrey de Zwaan
August 27: Daryl Gurney v Peter Wright